The whole setup just seems to be a massive joke. The format and the sceduling.

Watched Barnsley since 1978, the year was 2006, the venue was the Millenium Stadium Cardiff, the game was Barnsley v Swansea in the Div1 play off final which we won on pens' after extra time, was I there? nah, I was in perpignan getting sun burned and drunk at the Rah Rah ground watching Wakefield getting skanked again by that bent get Kirkpatrick aided by one of the chuckle bros' (Connelly's) so some of us get our priorities right

Difference being i'd imagine your trip to perpignan was booked and paid for a long time before you knew Barnsley were going to be in the play off final. Not quite the same as deciding between going to Beele Vue and missing the football or using your football season ticket and watch the rugby on sky later!

I don't think they have picked the final 3 sky games yet have they? Whilst the date won't change the time might.

Think yourselves lucky 4 of our 7 games are thursday nights which is a killer for families

Well who'd have thought,never underestimate Big Lad

3 massive home games could be our last at Belle Vue I can't wait. #redwhiteandbluearmy

Why

not getting up for work next day will they

Bring in on, can't wait. Will be there whenever possible.



p.s. seems to be the same folk moaning, funny that.

Well not exactly no a couple of weeks maybe, you have a choice like me, you either go to the game or you go to a wedding, I chose France over Cardiff no big deal either way for me, I only mentioned it in the context of the post I replied to I had to make a decision and made one. I'm not exactly sure what point you are trying to make with your last sentence tbh, as with that senario you get the best of both worlds.

If it aint your own wedding don't go simple. Even if it is just think again, it could be the best move you ever make

Families? shouldn't it be family, as I thought all Cas fans were related?





In all seriousness, Thursday night games are a bugger but unfortunately the RFL are under Sky's control really, they pump money into the game and therefore they have a right to dictate when games are played.



If only the RFL had a spine of some sort they should've looked into going into parter ship with the BBC or BT if only to make Sky sweat.



I think most of us prefer Sunday games, especially considering that's been the norm for a coup,e of years now.