moorside roughyed Posted April 12, 2015 Share Posted April 12, 2015 Welcome to Oldham in your first season in professional rugby league.Its not about who has the best ground etc.Its about what happens on the pitch and the banter and conversation between fans when we are watching the greatest sport on gods earth.Good luck in spreading the rugby league word in your part off the country. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bearman Posted April 12, 2015 Share Posted April 12, 2015 Welcome to Oldham in your first season in professional rugby league.Its not about who has the best ground etc.Its about what happens on the pitch and the banter and conversation between fans when we are watching the greatest sport on gods earth.Good luck in spreading the rugby league word in your part off the country.Once again we well beaten by a team that will be in the shake up.But it is a case of what if? What was wrong with the try that Coventry scored in the first half? The Oldham player fumbled the ball and the Coventry player grounded it. A possible 6 point loss to the Bears. That was only a possible, but what about the converted try that Oldham scored after the hooter. To be fair to Mr Bloem he made a point of apologising to Bears coach. He admitted he had not heard the hooter but realised that it had cost the Bears 6 points. So it could so easily have been a 14 point difference at half time instead of 26. With the Bears having the benefit of both the wind and the hill there might well have been a different mindset in both sets of players. But no one ever said life was fair. Oldham can tell you that, they had to back up having played mid week in a hard fought battle. ( I witnessed first hand the toll that can take. I saw Barrow demolish Swinton on Saturday who had themselves played 3 games in just over a week. But to be philosophical about it, it is a case of welcome to the world of professional rugby league. 3 games against one of the best teams in the division, all of them played in atrocious conditions on a ground that is " challenging" AND oh the irony we don't get a chance to play the Roughyeds on our own balmy bowling green of a pitch. " Life is a siht sandwich, the more bread you've got the less siht you've got to eat" Good luck Oldham and thanks for a much warmer welcome off the pitch than on it! Ron Banks Midlands Hurricanes and Barrow Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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