Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Sun Apr 20, 2014 10:12 pm  

charlie63wildcat wrote:

I thought all of that. Now..I can tell you that I was the first to be kicking off at what the Wildcat Dolls were costing us. But if we are going to have local young people doing the job (and and I think all clubs should do that rather than going down the route of professional groups of glamour girls), they should be well drilled. It is good for them to put a good show on and good for the club. They looked a bit sorry if we are honest and their leaders need to take a little look..though I dont want to be too harsh to young folk doing theri best, its just that the whole day looked pretty shoddy from start to finish

Surely there's a teacher or dance student fan that could help out like the lads did with the barriers and maybe the club could at least give them matching tops from the shop so that they have club colours with a badge

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Sun Apr 20, 2014 11:00 pm  

stevieegg wrote:

I asked the question of warming up at one of the fans forums meetings, the audience laughed at my observation and our chairman replied, perhaps they are too tired to walk down to the other end, I don't know you will have to ask one of the players.
Other things I have noticed of late are how teams look to be more professional in warm ups, any body else notice when we played leeds how there tackle bags were all spaced out evenly,all equal distance apart, whilst ours were in a heap, little things mean a lot.
One other thing that concerns me is the food the players eat, knowing an ex chef they had and also delivering to the ground on many occasions I saw what the players were eating, whilest he was there with the food he prepared we acchieved top 8 status, what are they being fed now, you don't put diesel in a F1 car.

Well for breakfast Steve most players are in the cabin on Donny rd I suppose that's one of the down sides having a car with the sponsors name all over it parked outside

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:04 am  

Disney cat wrote:

Well for breakfast Steve most players are in the cabin on Donny rd I suppose that's one of the down sides having a car with the sponsors name all over it parked outside

so where's the cabin and is it a greasy spoon ?

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:36 am  

Not bothered about prayers, cheerleaders, or which part of the ground the players warm up in. What bothers me more is why we take the pitch for the pre match warm up long after the opposition. I don't remember this happening to such an extent in previous seasons. We came out so long after the Castleford players on Friday it was untrue. I appreciate we will be more familiar with the ground and conditions than the opposition, but I'd like to see us out there sooner if only as a statement of intent

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 7:45 am  

Our cheerleaders should be given a trinity top each to perform in even if it can't be replica shirts. It will help them look more professional and be identified with the club.

The other benefit being it will also help advertise merchandise to supporters who may then want to purchase the clothes from the club shop raising much needed funds?

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 8:51 am  

asmadasa - spot on mate create the right image to start with

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 1:17 pm  

snowie wrote:

so where's the cabin and is it a greasy spoon ?

Next to SEX shop and yes I have been to both

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Mon Apr 21, 2014 9:38 pm  

Disney cat wrote:

Next to SEX shop and yes I have been to both

that question wouldn't of even passed my mind

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Tue Apr 22, 2014 3:34 pm  

Disney cat wrote:

Next to SEX shop and yes I have been to both

Never noticed the Cabin.

Re: Prayers, cheerleaders and warming up !! : Tue Apr 22, 2014 8:27 pm  

Why oh why does our club not announce forthcoming under 18's or under 16's matches at first team games. You get the impression that they know these games will be taking place but would prefer it if nobody came to see them. As for the cheerleaders. I am old enough to remember the marching bands at half time.Now that would be my preference.