If you had done that in Perpy I would have been straight to the bar to get you a drink!

We sat up there last year, the roof is really low. I can't believe anyone would be inconsiderate enough to ruin the game for others by taking a drum.

Agreed. Can we have this game drum free, they really are NOT needed.

Get the old Wire choir going.

That is the thing that annoys me most. People presume that because they enjoy making a racket you should have to put up with it. If I stood blowing on one of those daft vuvuzela things it would probably take a few seconds for them to tell me to shut up.

Inconsiderate, migraine inducing and brings nothing to the party.

Can I bring a cello?

now i do agree with this..if you do feel the need to bang on a drum go and join a band..and i just hope theres no one with a drum sat near me..your drum stick may just disapear somewhere nasty

The Wigan end?

Great a couple of blocks away from me , i dont really mind the drums but condensing them all into one area could get a bit noisy and irratating for some supporters . those of you who do wish to take them ask yourself do you really need to in a crowd of around 70k

Never heard it called that before!

I knew we'd agree one day!

Lets face it we wont be singing anyway just like at Wembley an here last year.

All the noise will come from them annoying whistles sold outside.

Whilst we are (almost) talking about atmosphere again - I thought the atmosphere on thursday was fantastic at times, particularly when the team ran out just before kick off. Proving: the HJ CAN do it, you don't need drums and it doesn't even depend on the opposition.

No, don't do that. Shove them through the drums instead!

When the North and East start chants you know it's a big game

So you noticed I was there then?

Proof that the Rhythm Method doesn't work.

Here's a quote from RLW's Secret Speccie, who attended the Wigan game back in June-

But where do I get a thirteen piece band at 4 a.m.?

I doubt many - if any - people will take drums. Most of those who have them are quite young and will want to be in the lower tier. They'll also be more likely to queue for their tickets at the ground rather than book online or over the phone as is required here, because groups of young lads tend to want a few tickets with their mates all together.

I'm in the upper tier (though not in this block) and I hate artificial atmosphere - and music played over the PA when we score is the worst of the lot - but whether there's drummers or not, the only thing that could possibly ruin Saturday for me is a Warrington defeat.

is anyone really going to take a drum to a grand final?

REALLY?

Anyone thinking of doing such a ridiculous thing needs to have a good long hard look at themselves.

The biggest reason why there's no singing/chants right up to kickoff these days ..... the ridiculous PA that blasts out right up until the ball is actually kicked off at most Wire home games is, to say the least, headache inducing! Does the nutjob behind it think he's helping the atmosphere?

If they do that, they'll almost certainly be thinking "Boom - I am the dogs danglies"

How good was it when they turned the volume off before the Leeds play off game in 2011?

I emailed the club about that one and surprisingly they did it, and it worked. They seem to have reverted back to type since.



It was ridiculously loud on Thursday night. Both before the game and at half time. I could barely hear the person stood next to me.