Hmmm - anyone know if Leeds are selling tickets for any stands other than the Pink Link?

Free entry for me!

And T/R wonders why he gets so much abuse at games

Oh FFS

There were two drummers at the Galpharm for our last visit, one had a misshapen profile, a mangled physique and all the rhythm of a lapsed catholic and the other...

we dont want the drum

please shove it where the sun doesn't shine

Wigan?

Me + 2. Weres the singing section gathering? and will it be far enough away from the drum?

Not that I have been for the 2nd half of this season due to work commitments, but the lad with the drum and his lot seem to follow us like the plague. Where ever we sit/stand, they are lurking around the corner

That's funny H whenever i've seen you and the "Loz choir" at away games you seem to hang round "the band" like flies round sh#*.

I take it Tykes/Rhinos.... hasn't taken the hint about this drum yet then?! Has his rhythm got any better in the few games I've missed?!

I will be going. Seeing as I have a week off and the other half has an early finish on a fri, I think we will be making an afternoon/evening of it!

The sun does shine there............. out of Maguire's backside

fantastic looking forward the headache already







me + 4

The band at away games? When do they go? And the band are annoying. Constantly drowning out small pockets of real fans trying to create a bit of atmosphere by playing "barmy army" consistently for 15 mins at a time when it's obvious no one is bothered about the chant. And at the home games were a good 10-15 metres away from them.

I meant the drummer and many many times the "Loz choir" are bouncing to Barmy Army so don't get all defensive fella.
That's a bit harsh isn't it "small pockets of real fans" aren't any of the others "real fans" J?
Never had you down for a terrace "snob" mate shame on you!

I meant the real band. They're just there to annoy people.

Harrigan, I don't believe I've met you yet, but I completely agree with the above. The point of the drum isn't to create an atmosphere out of nothing but to improve what's there, which I think it does by giving a rhythm that basically everyone can follow (the problem often being that sound drifting across the stand leads to not everyone joining in, and different small pockets with multiple different chants).

I think the best atmosphere away this year was probably Wigan (despite the small following), where I was stood with a bunch of guys (yourselves?) wanting to sing a variety of things, and for which I was happy to both play and shut the f**k up for, depending on which was most appropriate.

I'll (as usual) be at the back behind the sticks on friday if you want to try and work together.

So then, right behind the sticks for singing section duty then?

I'll be driving up from Hampshire.

M3, M25, M1 ... on a Friday p.m.
I'd better set off now.

Yes, pink link stand here we come

For anyone going by train; Family dayrover £9.50 return for 2 adults and up to 3 kids/concessions. Available at train station or post office.

leaving work early to drive over the moors

told little un we will go Maccie d if he goes





not unless they opened one up on woodhead road

Thanks. Def worth it when you're going on bus and train

The Missus and I shall be attending - don't want to go too early and get a seat at the back - might end up sat next to that fekkin' drum.