Leicester Tigers

Is that some red now? :smt017 I don't get this question. Seats... I didn't get the question as my post, which immediately preceded RB's, stated "there are some red seats as well as white ones". I don't think that it could be any clearer and RB can obviously read, so I was puzzled as to wh...

RagingBull wrote:Is that some red now?

I don't get this question.

Fissler saying that it Kicked off between Sarries and Tigers. To me putting 2 + 2 together this could well be about Manu and Youngs. Also could be putting 2+ 2 together and getting 5 I was never good at maths. I have had similar thoughts. There were rumours that Tigers had a go at Sarries making ba...

Looking at the webcams, since yesterday, Crane and friends have moved around a bit, I think that a fair bit of steelwork has been put in place in the roofing and there are some red seats as well as white ones, maybe 100 in total? However I would imagine that getting the seating in is not a complicat...

Eh? Nothing was amiss but it has been resolved?! Nothing is allowed to be said because, like so much involving Premiership Rugby, it is mired in confidentiality clauses and the belief of the rich that the fewer people who know about something the better. Idiots of the highest order. If you give peo...

Just had a look on the webcams, doesn't appear to be much change from Sunday, apart from Crane and friends being there. :smt017 there's a lot to do for Sunday, just getting seats and roof sorted. Three of the main canopy steels have been erected along with associated secondary steelwork such as win...

...no help to France in this case but certainly would have helped Scotland vs Australia who defiantly got favourites 'rub of the green' with Joubert handed the aussies a game they did not deserve to win. As a matter of interest, I wonder if there would have been as much commotion and vitriol if the...

See earlier in the thread. England have a terrible record of arranging matches against tier twos - four in the last ten years. The other nations in the NH play them far more often. RFU arrange international matches with a single aim - to make £££, Lions-depleted England sides touring a barely inter...

northerntiger wrote:My greatest fear is the sky falling on my head. That hasn't happened yet either

Are you descended from Chief Vitalstatistix? From a little village in the north of Gaul? Counted Asterix and Obelix among his subjects?

Just had a look on the webcams, doesn't appear to be much change from Sunday, apart from Crane and friends being there. there's a lot to do for Sunday, just getting seats and roof sorted.

TimwW wrote:Maybe I should have said spaces rather than seats.

Thanks for this. I may need to revise my ticket purchasing plans - usually buy them at the ground on the day.

RagingBull wrote:

watsonjm wrote:I have been blocked on Twitter by Simon Cohen for asking if tigers will be issuing a statement. It appears I'm not the first ether.

And?

And what, RB?

At a stadium which holds less than Welford Road after the new stand is ready - how can this be economically viable? :smt030 It doesn't have to be. Anyway, for the majority of Premiership clubs, their whole existence is currently financially unviable, they survive via the deep pockets of a sugar dad...

whether a try was certain be be scored. probable to be scored, or would in all probability have been scored (note subtle difference in meaning between the latter two) is irrelevant. The referee , who is the sole arbiter of fact, did not award a Penalty try. End of story, despite Mr. O'Shea's sour g...

The Boy Dave wrote:

If a lot of these points are the same as TBD, it took me so long to write this, he snuck in with two posts while I was writing.

Possibly the same because we were writing the blindingly obvious!

To me and you, maybe. It seemed to need spelling out to some