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#1 Tom Coates

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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 10:54

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#2 Gary Coyle

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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 12:04

does this mean we will have some half decent totty to drool over at half time

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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 02:30

does this mean we will have some half decent totty to drool over at half time


Hopefully yes.
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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 06:30

As long as it doesn't lead to our own cheerleaders noses being put out of joint. Our cheerleaders aren't the best, but they volunteer and don't go through the auditions that other clubs have. They try their best, even if i do have the odd laugh.
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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 07:06

does this mean we will have some half decent totty to drool over at half time

NOW THEN NOW THEN.

#6 funkmaster flex

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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 07:31

NOW THEN NOW THEN.


Was thinking along the same lines myself...

Still, got to be honest, the locality is saturated with local clubs, would rather see a ten minute game played by local kids at half time than our cheerleaders.

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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 07:47

Was thinking along the same lines myself...

Still, got to be honest, the locality is saturated with local clubs, would rather see a ten minute game played by local kids at half time than our cheerleaders.


Agreed.
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Posté 22 décembre 2012 - 10:38

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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 02:20

Was thinking along the same lines myself...

Still, got to be honest, the locality is saturated with local clubs, would rather see a ten minute game played by local kids at half time than our cheerleaders.


I think this is a totally insensative and dissapointing post , our cheerleaders may not be the most proficient but they are supporters of the club and over the years as a body they have raised a lot of money for club projects also they invariably turn up to support club events ,Which is something that many other supporters fail to do . If i were one of the girls or their leaders reading this i would be both upset and embarrassed .

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#10 Tom Coates

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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 03:21

Was thinking along the same lines myself...

Still, got to be honest, the locality is saturated with local clubs, would rather see a ten minute game played by local kids at half time than our cheerleaders.

Agreed.


Or do both!?

#11 Blind side johnny

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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 06:36

I think this is a totally insensative and dissapointing post , our cheerleaders may not be the most proficient but they are supporters of the club and over the years as a body they have raised a lot of money for club projects also they invariably turn up to support club events ,Which is something that many other supporters fail to do . If i were one of the girls or their leaders reading this i would be both upset and embarrassed .


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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 07:59

I think this is a totally insensative and dissapointing post , our cheerleaders may not be the most proficient but they are supporters of the club and over the years as a body they have raised a lot of money for club projects also they invariably turn up to support club events ,Which is something that many other supporters fail to do . If i were one of the girls or their leaders reading this i would be both upset and embarrassed .

You can tell its Christmas i agree 100% Those girls walk every year to Fev and has one thats walked that walk its not a stroll to the shops.Dont worry girls the Barmy armys behind you.Even the 2 drummers. :D :D :D :D

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#13 funkmaster flex

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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 09:32

I think this is a totally insensative and dissapointing post , our cheerleaders may not be the most proficient but they are supporters of the club and over the years as a body they have raised a lot of money for club projects also they invariably turn up to support club events ,Which is something that many other supporters fail to do . If i were one of the girls or their leaders reading this i would be both upset and embarrassed .


We can either be sentimental, or realistic. But that doesn't mean i'm not grateful.
I've seen those girls in all weather come and do their thing and I never criticised them. But, our half time entertainment is not up to scratch and if you can honestly say you look forward to watching a few preteens all dance around at half time then I would most certainly be quoting Jimmy Saville.

Having local kids come play rugby is not just inspirational to those who play, but also to those kids who attend the games and don't play. It's letting the game know, right down at the earliest levels that it is supported right up to the level of Dewsbury Rams. And, having been involved in some form or another with the junior game for almost 8 years I can tell you these kids are not just passionate, but enthusiastic and it is great to see the game being carried on.

I think Tom has it right by suggesting we have both the cheerleaders and young kids playing at half time. But really, your knee jerk reaction about me offending cheerleaders was a bit sensationalist and I suggest you concenrate your efforts on policing the terraces and the insults I have heard directed toward the young girls.

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Posté 23 décembre 2012 - 11:22

Still FF a bit harsh on the girls
yeah they arent the dallas cowboy cheerleaders
or even the wakefield dolls
their supporters of the club and a lot of effort
goes into keep them going plus what they raise for the club.
i think very few connected with the club will agree
with your comments.

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Posté 24 décembre 2012 - 09:40

I've seen those girls in all weather come and do their thing and I never criticised them. But, our half time entertainment is not up to scratch and if you can honestly say you look forward to watching a few preteens all dance around at half time then I would most certainly be quoting Jimmy Saville.



I know you are not stupid so i will put your comments above down to arrogance on one part and being pathetic on another .

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Posté 24 décembre 2012 - 09:53

The cheerleaders do a great job and most of the supporters can't even be bothered to applaud their efforts. It's a community club and I think the Cheerleaders reflect that. But yes I wouldn't object to kids game at half-time as well, there's rom for both.

#17 Gary Coyle

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Posté 24 décembre 2012 - 10:10

How about the cheerleaders take on a local amateur under 12's side at half time, sorted, back to bed now.

#18 charli-the-cheerleader

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Posté 29 décembre 2012 - 11:07

On behalf of all of the cheerleaders, I would like to say thank you to all the supporters that we do have, as we do thrive off your continued support and positive feedback.

With regards to a previous post about feeling embarrassed, the only people that should be feeling embarrassed should be those who clearly have not read the press release properly, as I think you will find that it states that Panache and the Dewsbury Rams Cheerleaders are joining together to form this academy and will hopefully be retaining several of its current members, and the academy is in fact there to promote fitness and exercise to children of a younger age. This resulting in the matchday experience regarding the cheerleaders staying as it is, and not putting what you call 'totty' on the pitch.
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Posté 30 décembre 2012 - 09:47

On behalf of all of the cheerleaders, I would like to say thank you to all the supporters that we do have, as we do thrive off your continued support and positive feedback.

With regards to a previous post about feeling embarrassed, the only people that should be feeling embarrassed should be those who clearly have not read the press release properly, as I think you will find that it states that Panache and the Dewsbury Rams Cheerleaders are joining together to form this academy and will hopefully be retaining several of its current members, and the academy is in fact there to promote fitness and exercise to children of a younger age. This resulting in the matchday experience regarding the cheerleaders staying as it is, and not putting what you call 'totty' on the pitch.


Good on ya girls - hope it all works out for you. :)

#20 Gary Coyle

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Posté 30 décembre 2012 - 04:34

This resulting in the matchday experience regarding the cheerleaders staying as it is, and not putting what you call 'totty' on the pitch.

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