Re: Parking at Halifax : Wed Jul 19, 2017 11:58 am  

Malfax wrote:

Hooligan 27 slandering a club and its officers on a public site is downright silly. think before you print

im sure we will have a enjoyable day, and if we manage a win lets hope feath can beat the onion sellers

Re: Parking at Halifax : Wed Jul 19, 2017 12:18 pm  

Malfax wrote:

It's obviously too long since the Robins visited Halifax, the Capital of Yorkshire. I also notice you've not lost your sense of humour. Parking on the streets for free, Hahahahah.
Do you think the football goons will be in or around the Shay when the Robins are in town, not in this lifetime.

If you are booked into the main car park, I'll be the first person you'll be speaking to, so I hope you have a great day.

Do you still sell home made cakes in the ground ?
l've a memory of home made bakewell tart bought from 2 lady's who told me they baked everything on offer ?
But alcohol and time does taint the past some what.

Re: Parking at Halifax : Wed Jul 19, 2017 1:30 pm  

[quote="hooligan27"]
If your good enough you should be in the 8s without relying on other clubs results

Re: Parking at Halifax : Thu Jul 20, 2017 8:41 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

I hope I'm wrong but I have a feeling they maybe trouble at the game there's a rumour a lot of Halifax FC fans going along and there is only one reason for them turning up unfortunately

RUBBISH.

Re: Parking at Halifax : Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:08 am  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

RUBBISH.

Why so sure

Re: Parking at Halifax : Fri Jul 21, 2017 6:37 pm  

Most of the FC Halifax Town fans hate Halifax RLFC with a passion (they still believe that we're squatters at the Shay). The move to the Shay probably wasn't the best managed thing that's ever happened, and there's still a large degree of lingering animosity between the two clubs as a result.

What I can't believe is that any FC Halifax Town fans would pay an entrance fee just to have a go at you. You'll be in the North Stand, and tbh, I'd think they'd be more likely to go in the South Stand with the Fax fans if they really want to cause any trouble. Just be careful if you choose to go into the town centre before or after the game for a beer.

There's plenty of on-street parking around Halifax, but make sure you read the signs, as some of it is resident-only on a Sunday. Not much available in close vicinity of the Shay, but if you don't mind a 10 minute walk then no problem. That said, the multi-storey car park that Malfax advertised is a safe option, and a very short walk to the turnstiles.

Re: Parking at Halifax : Fri Jul 21, 2017 6:44 pm  

Joking aside, 'Fax are a great club and I think this must be the highest number of fans that have taken the trouble to come on our board and give us tips and pointers as to where to park and where the decent pubs are this season.

Thanks.

They were always very funny on here back in the old NFP days.

Obviously as an adopted son of their main rival town, I didn't really mean any of that.

Really looking forward to Sunday, hopefully both teams will turn up to play, I think they will, 'Fax must be on a real high after the last couple of weeks.

Great game where the end result is up for grabs on the cards.

Bring it!

Re: Parking at Halifax : Sun Jul 23, 2017 2:50 pm  

WELL it looks at this moment in time Rovers do not want to go to France

Re: Parking at Halifax : Sun Jul 23, 2017 2:58 pm  

cravenpark1 wrote:

WELL it looks at this moment in time Rovers do not want to go to France

I was just about to rant about how terrible we're playing but I forgot the repercussions....

Re: Parking at Halifax : Sun Jul 23, 2017 2:59 pm  

I know we don't want to win today, but for seventeen queens I expect them to at least pretend.

Decent pre match pint though.