i might dig that passage out and make sure i've cribbed that accurately.

Fans are leisure consumers basically. If we present a consistent, positive, recreational experience they will flock to the HJ. I'd love to see 14k sell outs every game next season. The more the merrier I say.

A day or decades, it is irrelevant. Their opinions are just as valid as yours or mine of 25 years, all phalluses aside.

Point 1 Cullen deserved to be removed from his post he wasn't good enough at it , now we have the real deal i guess you have worked that out for yourself ,the Cullen out taunts were more down to our board having no balls and misplaced loyalty if they had acted earlier none of that would have happened,Cullen imo should have been sacked after the KR defeat in the CC ,so blame the board imo for what happened afterwards it wasn't good for it to happen that way but the Supporters had a valid reason imo .

Point 2 every club will have glory hunting fans ,every fan / supporter wants glory thats what sport is about if you pay your £17 you are entitled to shout what you want preferably at the opposition,
I do not agree with the booing of the team ,silence would do more good or even show you will support through good and bad by applauding,

our fan base increased with the new stadium and has gone down in recent months and I would guess that the majority of missing supporters were die hard season ticket holder whom voted with there feet again due imo to the slow response and poor judgement in appointing Jimmy Lowes as head coach by the BOARD a guy who 6 mths earlier was deemed by Salford to be to inexperience to run Salford How our board came to the conclusion that Lowes was good enough still baffles me what their reasoning was.

Wining attracts more fans which is good for the club short term if over the seasons they can be turned into supporters that are die hard and have wire running through their veins that's better but all clubs will have glory riders its upto the team in there performances to keep them by winning more than they lose

cos they were waiting for Smith. FFS.

So many people on this thread are not real fans. It's depressing.

I thought supporters got behind the team and not slate players? That's a few ruled out on here.

That's bollox, there are many more match going reds than any other team on here.

Didn't you miss a Wire game in favour of the Manc derby

I've probably been watching Warrington for less time than anyone who has posted on this thread so far, and I'll openly admit that. I don't think that makes me any less of a "supporter" or "fan" though.

I started watching mid 2002 after a friend got me into the game, got my first season ticket in 2003, try to get to as many away games as possible. Whether we be top of the league, bottom of the league, or not even IN Super League, I'll still be there, cheering away supporting my home town team.

I don't criticise the players or the coaching staff publically, I get behind them 100%. I try to attend as many community events that is possible, barring double bookings.

Supporting Warrington is in my blood and it won't disappear. I'll still be a Wire supporter until the day I decide to commit suicide, have a heart attack or get stabbed in the neck whilst being mugged.

I am not just a "fan" or a "supporter".......I am quite simply a Wire.

I bet there's a few match going Man United fans on here as well.

Yeah, York in the CC I think.

Would you consider yourself to be more of a Warrington fan or United fan

Rugby League fan or Football fan

which are you most passionate about

Warrington, problem is you have evaluate the games when you pay £513 per season for the priviledge to watch United then to lose out on £27 is a big ask(although quite easy to sell) A SL game would get priority, but I'm sure you can see how a Manchester derby would hold priority over York in the CC, also taking into account I attend the games with the same people.

can you not be both, I feel that i put as much effort into following Liverpool as i do for Warrington. I have not got a season ticket for Liverpool so i would choose Warrington over Liverpool if they clashed. being born in Warrington from Scouse parents i feel just as much alliegence to both teams

I understand how you missed York for the derby but you haven't really answered my question, i know all about the extra cost's and ticket prices etc etc, I'm asking you as a fan of both teams, which one takes priority.

Rough example for you.

Warrington V Saints, CC Final, 29th August 2009.
United V Juventus, CL Final, 29th August 2009.

Your offered transport and tickets for both match's. what do you do



Betty of course you can be fans of both but imo only one can be closest to your heart and consequently takes priority over the other. Don't get me wrong I'm not getting at anything regarding his fan credentials I'm simply asking which he prefers more.

The first word was your answer.

Wire v Saints everytime.

Fair enough, that answer wasn't what i was expecting, Ill see you at Huddersfield next week then

Now, I'm missing Huddersfield cos I have a football tournament to go to. Is that ok, LFW?

You disgust me. A picture of you will be pinned to every turnstile at the HJ to let people know of your eternal shame.

I?

Shouldn't you change your name to LATCHFORD WOLVES SUPPORTER ?



OR DO YOU STILL CLASS YOURSELF AS JUST A FAN

Indeed, funny how you attempt to have a pop at people who don't alot of away games, 2004-2007 I didn't miss a single game is that good enough "fan", Also last time we got to wembley I went every game in the cup run, 1989 Lancs cup, Regal trophy, been them all, also been crapholes with a few hundred such as Carlisle in the early 90's, throw in ballboying for the club for 3 seasons. Is that good enough.

Tony said "supporters" get behind the team and don't moan, that's 75% of this forum knackered then.