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I think someone should ring up Leeds and ask them if they want to make it a double night of rememberance. The class of 2008 and how they were played off the park at Wembley.
This is disgusting and embarrassing. Who ever allowed this needs shooting and not toubgue in cheek either. First class prick who ever has let this happen.
I really do despair that some of us feel threatened and inferior to anything associated to Leeds United. I do wonder who's suffering from small dick syndrome at times.
Quote from: 1879Rovers on January 18, 2018, 07:38:12 amI think someone should ring up Leeds and ask them if they want to make it a double night of rememberance. The class of 2008 and how they were played off the park at Wembley.Quality!We could go as far as played off the park at Elland Road that year too.
Got to admit that as good a cause as firefly is ; I would prefer that we didn't go ahead at OUR place
Quote from: DonnyBazR0ver on January 20, 2018, 03:15:20 amI really do despair that some of us feel threatened and inferior to anything associated to Leeds United. I do wonder who's suffering from small dick syndrome at times. I think it’s pretty clear that Leeds fans are the biggest dicks.
Just because 'it's for charadee' does not excuse such blatant marketing of a rival business in OUR back yard. It simply perpetuates a myth. I can understand the draw of glamour clubs at the cutting edge of the Prem. I can see that once upon a time the Damned United had a little bit of glory (more often than not as bridesmaids failing at the final hurdle) but right now and for the past quarter century they're strictly second division, practising their trade where we have ambition to be within 2 to 5 years. Would we be happy with billboards around town promoting Rotherham, Barnsley or Scunthorpe? No. This fodder for the traitors in our midst. Fodder for future generations of ultimately deluded 'glory' seekers. There are many ways to be rude. Dressing it up as charity is about as low as it comes, pandering to a bunch of locals who have turned their backs on what they regard is their local tinpot team.It is not about feeling inferior in any way. It is not about regular followers being tempted away. This is the bully next door exerting his dominance, showing off, because he can. Hosting this and similar functions encourages him, gives him the feeling of superiority he needs.This is the same friend that infiltrated our territory at Wembley and laughed at us, does so whenever they play at the Keepmoat. Here he goes again. On principle it should never be allowed or encouraged.Go on, use bravado and pretend it doesn't matter. But just ask yourself, what would be the reaction to an evening at Elland Road celebrating Doncaster's win at Wembley? Even if it was for a good cause? Simply wouldn't happen. Shouldn't happen here. That evening would be better spent promoting our own legends with a dedicated local crowd, not enhancing the reputation of a bunch of scumbags, even if it is for a good cause.It's just wrong on any level you look at it.The bin kickers fans have disgraced themselves all over Europe so let's invite them here! Unbelievable Jeff, unbelievable.
Do you not realise that the more you post opinions like that, the more you fuel them?This is not a DRFC event, its someone else paying money to use our facilities, for a side that played 26 years ago..This really isn't as big an issue as you're making out..
It will make money yes. Doncaster Rovers are the 4th highest maybe even 5th most supported team In Doncaster. Should look to do 1 for Liverpool, Man Utd and Sheffield Wednesday. For everyone to see their heroes they’ve only ever seen on TV
Could the club look at selling Leeds shirts in the club shop? At a time when clubs should be maximising every source of revenue possible it seems a decent initiative to me.
Quote from: wesisback on January 21, 2018, 03:26:04 pmCould the club look at selling Leeds shirts in the club shop? At a time when clubs should be maximising every source of revenue possible it seems a decent initiative to me.Absolutely because if I was a Leeds fan and wanted to buy a shirt the first place I’d look is in a different club shop. Plus I’d imagine that most fans on a match day would be looking to buy a Leeds shirt rather than any other memorabilia.