Whilst I am as, if not more, annoyed than anyone one about the fixture switch, I would suggest that any attempt to occupy the Lexus would only alienate the club even more.

As I have mentioned, the North Stand is open for this game and therefore, would make a better venue for those who wished to protest.



The last thing the club, or in fact the supporters of the club want is for people to be ejected/banned from the Stoop.



As for banners......I suspect that if there was a 50ft one slagging off SKY, then it might well be 3ft, as it won't get any air-time from....er.....the very people it is slagging off.

As it's highly unlikely QRL supporters could or would ever engage in an organised protest against the club or SKY, even if one were required or deemed productive can I suggest instead that you alter the wording on your "The end of the world is nigh" boards normally worn at speakers corner to whatever message you want to reflect your own brand of lunacy.



Again you won't get noticed on SKY as in general turkeys don't vote for Christmas........it will however give the rest of us something to laugh about in these bleak times.

Do Quins get any money from the travelling fans? No, so why should they care?

Do Sky get any money from travelling fans? No, so why should they care?



I reckon the only group interested would be Perpignan/Catalans and then would they rock the boat over 1000 travelling fans (£20k) when they risk the big money from Sky?

Sky's contract probably gives them authority to have anything they deem "offensive" (to themselves) to be removed.

Not true....otherwise wiggy would have gone long ago

Hold up, where has the last few posts gone?



If "someone" know who is to blame for this fiasco they should be named and shamed regardless of who it is, many of our fans have either lost a large amount of money or will miss the game, the deserve the truth.

Graeme what was the content. You must have read them to know they are missing

I've seen them, I can't really say anything but don't worry, you haven't missed out on anything.

Just me blowing off steam.....so move along, nothing to see here

No, you have been told what happened and who was responsible, those who are out of pocket deserve to know who to point the finger at.

Seems to me everyone is trying to blame each other, i.e. RFL saying its Sky, then this guy blaming Quins for saying we dont take many supporters. Myself where i think he got that idea from is,somebody at Quins must have had a look at how many if any had book thoguht the Club or Catalan Tours and come up with a silly answer.



Have to admit that guy from RFL on radio last night. made me laugh when he said "well we moved a Wigan game at Catalans once before and they didnt mind", only to add it was at was at a start of a season and they did have a few months notice.

, and how kind they have been in giving us 6 weeks notce instead of the normal 4





But even so the one thing is EITHER of them, Sky or RFL have yet said why they had to move it to a Sunday, Unless i missed that,but i'm sure i didnt

Unfortunately, I suspect the sad economic reality is that putting 20 or 30 or 100 people in this position every time when this happens will not deter Sky from doing it again. It's not their money - and if 10% or 50% of those people cancel their Sky subscriptions in protest, it's a drop in the ocean to them.



It wasn't very clever of the RFL man to come out and say it out loud, but he is right - the numbers involved are small. Very annoying if you are one of them (as I am - have now lost wads of money changing our plans) - but ultimately small numbers of people affected in the scheme of things, and hence nothing we can do.



Now that I am spending a small fortune to see this game, we had better bloody well win.