Big shame. Was looking forward to the Dewsbury game as it's just up the road from where I now live, but I am afraid that the once in a blue moon posibility of putting one over the Germans will mean I shall not be attending the game. Sadly also think a lot of Dewsbury fans will think the same. Can't see a crowd of more than about 650 attending. Did you see the roads on Wednesday @ 3.05pm??

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I was in the pub

I'll be going, regardless of whether there's footie match on or not. I will be interested in the score, but it's RL over football every time for me.

Perhaps with all the other clubs altering kick off times Dewsbury thought they would be the main match on radio weeds (or are Yorkshire CCC playing on Sunday)

lol, i do belive there are starting early aswell,,

Or pray for rain or bad light and use the Duckface/wallies formula

I bet you are right, Dewsbury will lose a lot of money that they would have made after making this stupid decision, it is their ground so after the car boot sale they could have played at 6pm end of story or even Saturday afternoon, but no lets stick to 3pm and get half the crowd (at least) they would have got, their loss.

A thought raised in a post on another board







Could be a shambles. another dewsbury fan has predicted a crowd of less than 500.

No queuing for the bar then.





If the same percentage of each club's fans go with their first love (football) we may even outnumber the Rams fans

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I'll be going to Dewsbury. Not everyone is a football fan and I'll be glad to get away from it for a couple of hours. Anyway if England win, we'll be hearing about it in the media for the next 50 years. They'll be showing the highlights on tv on some channel or other all evening. It will be front and back page headlines in every newspaper the following day, so in theory you'll have missed nothing by going to Dewsbury. When England lose, you'll all wish you hadn't wasted a nice afternoon watching that rubbish.

I'll be going to Dewsbury. Not everyone is a football fan and I'll be glad to get away from it for a couple of hours. Anyway if England win, we'll be hearing about it in the media for the next 50 years. They'll be showing the highlights on tv on some channel or other all evening. It will be front and back page headlines in every newspaper the following day, so in theory you'll have missed nothing by going to Dewsbury. When England lose, you'll all wish you hadn't wasted a nice afternoon watching that rubbish.

We're giving Dewsbury loads of grief, but I heard the full story in the pub last night.

The Dewsbury directors would have loved not to clash with the England game and did all they could for it not to happen. Clearly it was not an option to move the game to 6pm. After spending the morning behind a tressle table in the car partk the Directors were entitled to their pre-match pie and peas.

The only option was to move the England game. They phoned FIFA and spoke to Sepp Blatter and asked him to move the England game. Unfortunately Mrs Blatter is a huge German fan and wanted to see the game. As she goes to Bingo on a Sunday night, it clearly wasn't an option.

So, lets put the blame where it belongs. It's FIFA's fault, not Dewsbury's.