Starbug wrote:So you suggest that if the club presently known as W1g4n Warriors were to relocate to Coventry and then be known as the ' Warriors ' , with a new management , new coach , new players , playing in green and black stripes they would still be your club ?

And you would travel to Coventry to watch them as you currently do ?

Yeah right

Andy Greg wrote:Seeing you cannot spell Wigan then why try and reply Warriors ia the super league tag added on Celtic was the super league tag added on.

And yes i would travel as it would still be the same club.

I could understand your argument if the club had been called Bridgend or even South Wales but it was not so had no location in its title i know this could be a little hard for you to understand but it is fact get over it and go back to your own little club. That should by the way be playing in Championship 1 this year stones and glass houses.

Starbug wrote:
Sports clubs are ' owned ' by the fans

Andy Greg wrote:The team you support is your own choice it matters not if its 1 mile away or 200 miles away Wigan have supporters in London i was talking to a Leeds supporter that lived in Birmingham and had done all his life. This club was started in South Wales it fulfilled all the criteria for a franchise spot so how you can say it took your teams i dont know i dont agree with the decision not to remove 1 super league team and bring 3 new ones in but that was the decision of the RFL and we have to live with it.
For this great game to grow it needs to expand it cannot just live in the heartlands. We need to be exposed to a wider audience.
I personally think we should have Super league 1 and super league 2 both with 10 to 12 full time pro teams with the top 2 from SL2 being promoted and bottom 2 of SL1 going down the cap should be £2 million for SL1 and £1.6 million for SL2 and a limit of no more than 8 overseas players in any squad. That would then help to bring on our national squads. There are lots of things wrong with the way the game is run but until the RFL have a big clear out and put in people that can bring us to the next level then we have to put up with it

celticcrusader wrote:My club has moved to Wrexham, they had no chioce, no one in South Wales wanted to help us.

celticcrusader wrote:I am unhappy but I still have my season ticket and will travel to all matches, but then i used to travel home and away last season.

celticcrusader wrote:As Ben Flower said in the paper on Saturday (Daily Post i think), "I'm sure the loyal South Wales supporters will travel and support the club they love".
Too bloody right, they are still our club.

celticcrusader wrote:No club ever keeps the same players or coaching staff for an indefinite amount of time and if we did, we would be wooden spoon holders again this season.

Grendel wrote:J.C.

Anger. Just anger. The lover Moss stole my club and moved it up North.

It looks like it might, MIGHT prove a success with a large crowd (that DID contain thousands of kids - but should not be diminished as a result of that) like the one against Leeds. It looks like it might go on to bigger and better things.

But it is STILL a club he stole. To buy the club and let it play in its natural home is one thing. To up sticks, say f u c k you to the supporters that were loyal for the previous 5 years and f u c k off 150 miles away is moral theft if it is not legal theft.

So just anger. Possibly some hatred as well.

Not fear. Why would I "fear" the Wrexham Crusaders? I've been abandoned by "my" club. What more can these new pretenders do?

Not jealousy. I don't envy the Wrexham Crusaders supporters because I detest their club. Why would I be jealous about not being involved in what I detest.

Purely anger.

I won't lie. I hope they collapse. I hope that just for once in an arbitrary, amoral universe the dirty dealers get just what they deserve. I am realistic enough to know that there is no such thing as justice (natural or otherwise). But I still hope for it.

SCREW the Wrexham Crusaders.