I'm through and through a Fax supporter, but given England are playing at 3pm on Sunday, I do hope that Dewsbury and Fax see sense and rearrange. On this occasion, I'll be (real-time) supporting the red 'n' white as opposed to the blue 'n' white..

As a died in the wool Fax Fan It will be Dewsbury at 3.00 and Football Highlights Show for me. But todays game for me was nearly like Wembley 1987

especially the last 20 mins

Did anyone think the pitch for todays game was worse than The Shay at the begining of the Rugby Season especially when you consider the massive amounts spent by South Africa and FIFA

Didn't you see last night's Courier? FC Halifax Town have been training on this pitch all week. Not a ball hit in anger but plenty of divots given a right good kicking.

Just checked rams website and there is message on dated today confirming kick-off as 3pm sunday.Obviously they don't want to help themselves and are prepared for some supporters to choose to watch the footie.Cas have already said they will be kicking off at 11-30 on sun so if they can change things at this stage and give their fans the chance to watch both games why can't rams and Fax.

make sense to show it at 12. I choose Fax first but if eng v germany is paired thats going to get alot of attention instead for quite a few I would have thought!

Whatever your personal views on footy, England are the national obsession and it is going to have a massive implication on the crowd.

The game has got to be re-arranged to another time, ( lunch time ).

I don't think Dewsbury can have an early kick off onSunday as they are having a car boot sale I AFAIK

I hope the game doesnt move just so I can avoid bloody football - I couldnt care less about England football!

Amen to that, brother.

Unfortunately I agree!!

Wouldn't 7.00pm, say, be possible? Then fans have have the best of both worlds and, more importantly for the Rams, as they get the days takings, the crowd should not be affected. I'm sure the attendance will be well down if the Fax and England fixtures clash.



Financial common sense ought to prevail.