cos he's pants and lunt is twice as good

the loan deal he is on might be like the season ticket deal that runs out after the last home game? so moore cant play against us in the playoff's

Come back when you can beat Warrington

It will be interesting to see what, if anything, Harry Potter has up his sleeve. If we go into the game with the same old tactics that have made this season such a torturous experience we will lose. If that happens I wont be too happy.

He's got to try something new. Kicking early in the tackle count perhaps.

We have no excuses in the injuries department this time either.

fanny played 3 won 2

Remembering to kick on the last would be a start

Huddersfield by 13.

Continue to play like we did like last Friday and it'll be a lot more than 13.

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hope that helps





more to do with a disciplinary matter me thinks



i never said we beat you twice i said we've destroyed you twice fanny

I wouldn't bother getting worked up about it mate because most on the terraces are only interesting in chatting, moaning and booing these days. Our vocal support is likely to be absent again. Where's the sound of the new generation?

If Saints turn up on Saturday and are able to play a decent game of rugby league, I think you'll find the fans' chanting/singing voices will return. Fans just react to what is happening on the pitch. If nothing much resembling rugby league is happening then having a chat with the mates is preferable. Quite a few of the guys around me on Friday night started supporting Catalans in the second half, clapping when they scored tries or put big hits on Saints! It's a seriously bad match when home fans start openly praising the opposition team ...

I doubt it, no matter how well we play it seems that most of the time its pretty quiet when it comes to singing/chanting.

I've never known it so quiet. It's like the whole club is on a downer at the mo

We only sing when we're winning eh? That's not acceptable to me. When your team is up against it, as we appear to be, the best thing for us to do as supporters is to get behind our team with as much encouragement as possible. The team need some inspiration and the vocal support given by home fans is an underrated contribution to a team's success. It can make the difference between winning and losing.

I don't think I used the word 'winning' in my post? I said 'turn up'. There is a difference. I think if the team is [icompeting[/i then that gives something for the fans to get behind. If it is not, as was the case on Friday (and has been the case for a while, Leeds away excepted), then what is there for the fans to support? The minute we attempted something - Kyle's break for the tryline for instance - was there not an immediate response from the crowd? Of course there was.

Actually rugby league has always been about cheering and applauding good play regardless of whether from the home or opposition - it's not bloody football with no sportsmanship and good manners.

Yeah, whatever.

You could try reading posts instead of giving a lecture. This was not about sportsmanship. The group around me, like so many at Knowsley Road on Friday night, were silent towards their own team (except when Kyle broke for the line) but began clapping and therefore watching the opposition. Of course RL fans recognise and sometimes applaud good play, no matter who it is making it. But that is not what it was about on Friday night.

I've got a load of cards printed out ready for the game. Instead of the cliched "T-R-Y" and "N-O T-R-Y" I've got ones that say "B-O-O-!!"

If they go into the game and works their socks off, try some new things and come off short I'll cheer them till the sun comes up.

If we go out there looking half asleep and play one out up the middle rugby and get hammered like the last few months seems to have been, I'm gonna reserve the right to boooooooO!

I might do one with 'HISS' on it.

All that would be missing is 'BEHIND YOU!'. Full panto then.

I disagree mate, I was stood in the eddington end on friday and can confirm those around me were are also interested in texting each other, wrestling/pushing over each other/into others, trying to flirt with each other, and trying to abuse the ''onion munchers" as they so eloquently put it, and calling each other "gay" at every available opportunity. Sadly that seems to be the sound of the new generation of supporters.

Could've done with one of them for Longy in the final 10 minutes last friday.

True!

we need to put on a good show on saturday as the extra 601 fans we have gained this season will not come back