The Warrington fans aren't happy. Booooooooooooooooooooooo.

The Quins fans are

The Warrington fans must surely be the loudest boo boys in the country if not the world!

Nah, they ain't Wigan. ... though I guess you can't boo if you've walked at half time.

If you let anyone score 60 points, then something is obviously going wrong.

Fans have a right to show how they're feeling.

poor lazy post

That award goes to the south stand at Leeds mate.

The drum goes boom. Not boo mate

Wire fans are no different to anyone else. Fans will boo if they feel they are getting ripped off, wheich they are at the moment.

Salford fans booed last week, and surely they expected a few hidings this year based on their squad.

Wigan fans have done plenty ofbooing.

Given the opportunity (ie. if their team loses 9 on the bounce) I'm sure Leeds and Saints fans could boo with the very best of them.

These threads are boring.

These threads are my Saturday Night Entertainment.

say no more

Come on Warrington. I'm praying like hell for you. Praying that you'll take our 2003 record off our hands.



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On a different matter, are Harlequins dark horses this year? Take away Randall's silver platter pass to Amos Roberts and they'd be unbeaten right now, with some pretty impressive looking results.

BOOOOOOO0000000000OOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooo!
We actualy gave our team a standing ovation last night after our defeat at saints!!!

remember mcdermott's words pre-season?
maybe he wasn't so daft after all

And Wire fans applauded the team off the pitch last week against Leeds, the same weekend where you were hurling abuse at your team for getting beat by Quins.

See, we are all the same.

If I travelled all the way to london to watch my highly paid supposed stars get 60 put past them by an average Quins team, then I would boo the players.

They have every right IMO.

How can they go from running the champions close one week to getting battered by Harlequins the next?

Something is wrong behind the scenes at Wire. I think bringing Tony Smith in might have unsettled the players and the coaching staff.

And of course it's never ever the players is it!

Really fancy them to beat Huddersfield and have a Challenge Cup run.

I hope so. Cas had no Brent Sherwin, gifted Quins two tries and they still only beat us by two kicks.

We will see how Celtic do tomorrow but I fear they might be in the same boat after running St Helens close then getting a stuffing from Hull KR.

The players are of course responsible just as much as the coach is.

But when you have players like Matt King, Martin Gleeson, Michael Monaghan, Adrian Morley, Paul Rauhihi, Vinnie Anderson and Gareth Carvell international standard players in their own right and your getting results like that. Something can't be right in the scenes behind the club.

Aye, that winning run was unsettled.







Clearly there's a serious attitude problem with the players and it'll take alot of hard work to turn the fortunes around.