You right that it should not be a place where people attack people for want of a better word. But in the case every time someone makes a post that Smiffy does not like he as a go at the poster rather than post a counter argument.

Over the years I have known posters stop posting but with the likes of Wires 71 and myself and a few others we call it how we see it in the moment. I stand to be corrected but I don’t recall any of the other guys directly calling out anyone poster. 


Only defence I can give to Smiffy is he is not the only poster that will have a go at someone’s post there a couple more, all I can say is it’s a good job these people are not Saints fans there is no filter on Redvee and the can be pretty vicious with their comments, we would need paramedics on standby lol. 


 Just for clarity there are many positive posts made by the people that Smiffy goes at and also negative posts, to be honest I’m not sure we see them as positive or negative just our comments and thoughts in the moment. But back to your post yes the petty bitching does not help, this is a forum for discussion about anything rugby related and of Warrington in particular and so long as the boundaries are not crossed you can say what you like and sadly it includes people calling people out. Go spend a week on Redvee it’s a different world.

I'd like a get together. I live outside the area but come up to Lymm on a regular basis. It would be a bit of fun & I'm sure we'd get on.

Bevan finished at the Wire the season before i started watching them. I remember seeing him being carried off the pitch on BBC  northern news after his last game before he moved to Blackpool.

I was in the corner (with my sister) when he scored in the first half vs Leigh and ran on the pitch at the end as he was carried off.  See https://www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/2020/04/02/remembering-brian-bevan-nearly-six-decades-on-from-his-last-ever-try-for-the-wire/ My sister is next to the flag & I'm alongside with big ears & arm in the air.

I was in the corner (with my sister) when he scored in the first half vs Leigh and ran on the pitch at the end as he was carried off.  See https://www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/2020/04/02/remembering-brian-bevan-nearly-six-decades-on-from-his-last-ever-try-for-the-wire/ My sister is next to the flag & I'm alongside with big ears & arm in the air.

My first game was 1970 my aunt at the time was a VP and I would walk in right behind her, never thought much of it at the time but she used to to have a lot of the players around her house where there was copious amounts of plates of toast and players just helping themselves. Went by Fletcher St this morning and it still gives me goosebumps.