Re: Match day experience : Mon Feb 08, 2016 3:40 pm  

Manuel wrote:

My experience was mixed. Coming through Super Bowl area was a total disgrace with litter. Maybe not ours but first impressions count.

Load of litter blowing about on Heath Common too. Come on Carter, get it sorted.

Re: Match day experience : Mon Feb 08, 2016 4:02 pm  

And Agbrigg as well smartarse. We can't do much about these areas but our own standards could be better.
I think Carter is doing a brilliant job.

Re: Match day experience : Mon Feb 08, 2016 4:15 pm  

No stewards whatsoever outside the West stand turnstyles, never known that before so no seggragation or bottle snatching.
Burgers excelent but ran out of ketchup not counting the blob flying of my grandsons hotdog into the cup o tea of a Widnes supporter, she never noticed.
Thought the floodlights might have been switched on for the 2nd half at least.
Rather sad the dancers have been sacked. Anyone know why?
Bitterly cold, can't wait for "summer".

Re: Match day experience : Tue Feb 09, 2016 10:23 pm  

A small but I feel relevant point away fans have to.purchase tickets from Doncaster road end then walk all the way round to what is supposed to be the away end I for one dont think the majority will walk back round.

Re: Match day experience : Tue Feb 09, 2016 10:31 pm  

Its things like this thread that can help the club an Mr Carter sort it if only we rather than choose to be negative concetrate on being more constructive.

Re: Match day experience : Wed Feb 10, 2016 11:14 pm  

JINJER wrote:

I'm assuming you mean no forks? If so get a life, Jesus!

I probably won't attend this year as last season I purchased a burger and the napkin was folded corner to corner.

I mean come on that's so 1960's

Re: Match day experience : Thu Feb 11, 2016 6:24 am  

Miro wrote:

No stewards whatsoever outside the West stand turnstyles, never known that before so no seggragation or bottle snatching.
Burgers excelent but ran out of ketchup not counting the blob flying of my grandsons hotdog into the cup o tea of a Widnes supporter, she never noticed.
Thought the floodlights might have been switched on for the 2nd half at least.
Rather sad the dancers have been sacked. Anyone know why?
Bitterly cold, can't wait for "summer".

The one near the Donny Road entrance had burgers, but ran out of bread!

[Wildthing]

Re: Match day experience : Thu Feb 11, 2016 7:24 am  

bloomers wrote:

The one near the Donny Road entrance had burgers, but ran out of bread!

Carb free Burgers. It's the future.

[PopTart]

Re: Match day experience : Thu Feb 11, 2016 9:10 am  

On the whole I thought it was much like our team.
Some significant improvements but not Rhinos standard because we don't have the money.

Re: Match day experience : Thu Feb 11, 2016 10:28 am  

PopTart wrote:

On the whole I thought it was much like our team.
Some significant improvements but not Rhinos standard because we don't have the money.

Sorry, but can't agree that having a successful club is all down to money. It's probably slightly ironic you have chosen Leeds as an example, when for years they won nothing by bringing over expensive imports, then they probably invested less money on junior development and have reaped the rewards ever since. Why are Salford not making great strides? Outside the perceived top 4 or 5 clubs I would think they are in the healthiest position financially of everyone thanks to Mr. Koukash, yet they don't seem to be going forward, probably because of poor decision making as re. coaching and player recruitment, not because of lack of funds?

How on Earth can Leicester be top of the Premier League in a sport at the top end dominated by billionaires?! They signed a player from the French 2nd division for £400,000, peanuts compared to the £30 million plus Liverpool paid for Benteke, yet which one is in the running for player of the year?! Sometimes it's not about how much money you have, it's what you do with it.