Should this forum be subdivided?

[The Observer]

Should this forum be subdivided into a forum for those who like Union and want to talk about it constructively and into another that want to bag it off? Just a thought, because there seems to be a number of posters in one camp and a numbre in another.

 

[Dirty Hoe]

you would still get the blokes who dislike the game posting at each one

 

[Te Kaha]

Should this forum be subdivided into a forum for those who like Union and want to talk about it constructively and into another that want to s**g it off? Just a thought, because there seems to be a number of posters in one camp and a numbre in another.

It should hopefully be cleaned up soon. All the troll posts will soon be merged into one thread which should leave decent discussion threads free.

 

[Stevo_G]

that sucks

 

[southern warrior]

union is aweasome and
go otago for the semi this weekend.

 

[dimitri]

union is great

i love watching 100-0 scorelines

and i love seeing sydney grade players playing for countries like canada

its awesome

 

[Auckland4ever]

union is great

i love watching

So I've noticed.

Dividing the forum probably wont do anything. Some people live to troll. I've got to admit, though, some of the anti-union hysteria I've been reading here is so over the top, its cracked me up. Very easy to take the p*ss out of, in some cases, too easy.

 

[Marcus]

Its a shame really, cause I think the majority of posters here are fine with union, but its the small minority that want to ruin it for everyone.

 

[iggy plop]

union is great

i love watching 100-0 scorelines

and i love seeing sydney grade players playing for countries like canada

its awesome

Ditto Dim, :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[dimitri]

:lol:

 

[CanadianSteve]

At this union forum:
http://www.therugbyforum.com/index.php?showforum=28

they have a separate section called The Great debate, for discussion of league vs. union arguments. And a rugby league section for those who just want to discuss RL without arguing. It seems to work there, I think it should be tried here.