Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 1:54 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

No need to make my mind up about any of the above thank you very much. The stand has been deemed fit from a safety inspector after storm damage to the boundary wall. Are you thick or what ?

I've never mentioned the stand once just the rebuilt wall, but for some reason you seem to have difficulty in understanding whether or not it actually has been, when you finally decide one way or tuther do let us know your decision, perhaps you ought to look nearer home on the subject of being mentally challenged

Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 5:23 pm  

chissitt wrote:

I've never mentioned the stand once just the rebuilt wall, but for some reason you seem to have difficulty in understanding whether or not it actually has been, when you finally decide one way or tuther do let us know your decision, perhaps you ought to look nearer home on the subject of being mentally challenged

You also mentioned the Princess Street END. The Ground has the Wheldon Road End and the Railway End, but as far as I'm aware, there is no Princess Street END. There's a Princess Street STAND.

Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:38 pm  

Grez wrote:

You also mentioned the Princess Street END. The Ground has the Wheldon Road End and the Railway End, but as far as I'm aware, there is no Princess Street END. There's a Princess Street STAND.

I'm not really interested what the locals call it, it's still the Princess St end to me' but while yer on can you tell me if the wall on the street has been rebuilt because old tigerade can't seem to make his up his mind whether it has or not, and the last thing I and the thousands' of other Wakey fans travelling to the match want is to be turned away because of ground restrictions.

Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:09 pm  

chissitt wrote: I'm not really interested what the locals call it, I see. So you're admitting you're wrong, but saying that it's not important. chissitt wrote: it's still the Princess St end to me' Odd. The word "still" implies that it was once called that. It wasn't. The "ends" of a rugby field are the edges where the posts/trylines are, the halves of the field defended by a player or team. [see http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/defin ... nglish/end definition 2.4] The touchlines are not the ends. The Princess Street Stand runs along the touchline not behind the posts. It's not an end, nor has it ever been one. You can call it anything you like, but it doesn't stop you being completely wrong. chissitt wrote: but while yer on can you tell me if the wall on the street has been rebuilt because old tigerade can't seem to make his up his mind whether it has or not, No because I don't live anywhere near Cas any more, sorry! chissitt wrote: and the last thing I and the thousands' of other Wakey fans travelling to the match want is to be turned away because of ground restrictions. 2014 Average SL Attendances: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats: 4,351 Castleford Tigers: 7,068 TBH after last season at your ground, I thought you'd be used to it. As you can read below, the stand was available for today's match against Widnes Vikings, so everything will be fine when the Wildcats and all your thousands' [sic] of fans turn up. http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=4995

chissitt wrote: I'm not really interested what the locals call it, I see. So you're admitting you're wrong, but saying that it's not important. chissitt wrote: it's still the Princess St end to me' Odd. The word "still" implies that it was once called that. It wasn't. The "ends" of a rugby field are the edges where the posts/trylines are, the halves of the field defended by a player or team. [see http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/defin ... nglish/end definition 2.4] The touchlines are not the ends. The Princess Street Stand runs along the touchline not behind the posts. It's not an end, nor has it ever been one. You can call it anything you like, but it doesn't stop you being completely wrong. chissitt wrote: but while yer on can you tell me if the wall on the street has been rebuilt because old tigerade can't seem to make his up his mind whether it has or not, No because I don't live anywhere near Cas any more, sorry! chissitt wrote: and the last thing I and the thousands' of other Wakey fans travelling to the match want is to be turned away because of ground restrictions. 2014 Average SL Attendances: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats: 4,351 Castleford Tigers: 7,068 TBH after last season at your ground, I thought you'd be used to it. As you can read below, the stand was available for today's match against Widnes Vikings, so everything will be fine when the Wildcats and all your thousands' [sic] of fans turn up. http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=4995

Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 9:06 pm  

Nice of Tigerades mum to come along and fight his corner for him

Re: Widnes Game : Sun Jan 25, 2015 11:37 pm  

Deary me!!,

Re: Widnes Game : Mon Jan 26, 2015 7:28 am  

For the love of Taylor Swift.

Roll on the start of of the new season when we can talk about game related stuff instead of guff like Tigers wearing orange, Councillor Box affection for CTRLFC and wall's blowing over.