I dont like to get into personal insults but to say the fans who dont like booing are the ones that don't go to away games is ridiculus.

Some of the worst treatment of the players I have witnessed has always been at away games. Some of our fans think that because they have hopped on a plane to the south of france, Jumped on a bus to London or drove down the M62 to Salford means that they have a devine right to expect / deserve a performance in line with the effort and money they have outlayed to attend the match.

The distance travelled is also proportionate to the quantity of booze consumed and this also seems to be relative to the volume of abuse the players take if they dont perform.

I am going to suggest something equally ridiculus in that I would suggest the majority of the people who Boo have not played Rugby League and dont know what it is like to cross that line.

Because there are a number of clubs at full cap now If a player like Thurston were to fancy a stint in Super League in the future and several clubs were in for him If I was him I would go to somebody like Huddersfield as the fans behaviour would come into the equation. If there was equal money on the table I wouldnt come to the HJ after hearing about the abuse that has been dished out. I have heard worse abuse to our own players recently than to opposition players over the years and that is sad. Like I have said, the more clubs that have full cap and therefore equal spending power the more damage our fans will do with behaviour like this.

ok then, well clap and cheer when we perform as dismal as that shall we coz we love the club. DONT BE SO STUPID!!! when there is no effort and no disire or passion they should get booed! we as fans dont deserve the rubbish that was on the pitch yesterday, they deserve to be booed FACT!

Where did I say we should clap and cheer?

Some of the abuse I have heard dished out to the players is disgracefull.


i forgot one other factor is the abuse is also relative to how many wheelbarrows it takes for a player to get his wages home in. I am sure there is a mathmatical equation for the abuse our fans dish out.

Abuse = Manner of defeat squared x (Players wages / Supporters cost) x Units of alcohol consumed.

Think you being unfair here, 2 points.

1. Fans don't deliberately go to games to boo, they start every game clapping there team out and cheering them on until the standard of play becomes unacceptable.
2. Fans also don't go to away games expecting to be beaten by 52 points, especially when you team is made up of so-called world class players. When this starts to happen fans obviously get frustrated and angry and choose to vent there anger in the only way possible.

The fact that it cost so much and is so far to travel, gives the fans the right to voice there opinions, it's been said many many times that Rugby League fans in general don't expect there team to win every game but we would like some commitment, passion and effort at least, and we got none.

Why do you say Harlequins are mediocre? Is it really that hard to say they just might not be a bad side?

Very well said.

I can understand the booing. It's your right to let the players know what you think. They weren't deserving of applause judging by the score.

Oh dear. What planet are you on?

I believe it was something he said in one of the RL papers, and the commentators during the World Cup certainly repeated a couple of times.

He also denied betting on his own team to lose

Did he?

I live in Wigan........

Would you like a medal for that nugget of information?

Meaning Gleeson lives in Wigan and you see things when your out. Muppet.

Is he another brother/cousin? Any good, like?

Funny

He'll be living in Canberra next year anyway, so you've got a few months left to be our Man In The Know in Abram, and you can keep us informed of his pot ways.

err, I'm Perpignan 52 and proud.

Is the right answer. I couldn't give a flying how much a player gets paid. I do expect him to try his best each time they play a game in our kit. This squad have been taking the .

What a silly statement that is, Jigga.
Many of us who go home and away are disgusted by the manner in which some people deem it is acceptable to behave when representing the club and the town.

In fact, I have noticed that many of those who boo are too young to have seen/not familar of past eras and regimes which have been much worse than the current one. *

Before anyone jumps up and shouts '10 in a row', I'm fully aware. However, we are in a strong enough position to turn it around, I have to admit there were times during the 2002 season I almost - almost - questioned if we could.

Unfortunately Debs, Wire fans were indeed fighting amongst themselves, it happened in the next block to your left and the 2 people in question were on my coach and staying over the night, the argument erupted again on the way to our hotel.

The argument however wasn't rugby or warrington related.

Erm, the last bit at the end is rather important Latchy - I would have put that first! Puts a whole different spin on things. Context I think they call it.

I prefer to call it; antidisestablishmentarianism.

From Mike greg's book about wire fans

There's no speccy in the world as good. They are very knowlegeable and very appreciative of hard work. What they like is honesty. They want the team to try; if they fail they fail, but they expect honesty. They know when the players dont put it in.

bloody football, its only a game