I've seen them take a lot of stick over the time on here but I have begun to actually like them, they turn up game after game and sing and sing. The drum can be annoying but realistically it adds masses in turn of volume but also allows the whole crowd to say in tune, they sing both home and away and i think they are a get asset to the club, what do you think?

Are you him?

unfortunately not, too old for that.

I go to majority of home and away games and sing my heart out like most people will. Nothing new still hate the drum.

My thoughts exactly.

im one of those who you all hate and to be honest, he is right we go to every game and support our team, getting complained at for it aint good

Why stop at a drum? I feel we should have an in-game band like they do in American College sports. Furthermore, we could do with music playing during the game, like the tune to make the crowd shout "Defence!" and 'Taio Cruz - Dynamite' to really get everybody jumping.

You Know whay you can do with your Drum!!!!!!!

sideways

Well we all know you don't sing you miserable git.

Bring back Geordie!!

They're pathetic and embarrassing.

False atmosphere.

We need a trumpet.

Not harming anyone and adding some atmosphere. Until the club have an issue with it, I don't.

Its like being at home with the wife when you are trying to watch TV and she wont shut up talking.
On another note im sad to say Leeds do it so much better.

Leeds have the Shefield Wednesday band in, the same band who play at all England games home and away and are semi Professional. Lets put it this way England pay then £4000 a game plus flights and accomodation for away games and all tickets. There may be a reason why they do it a little better.

I think we should have a section of trained Harpists

Not sure it would fit without help.

and me, the drum is okay but other teams dont use it and they seem to chant as much as we do.

silly pluckers

My top 3 Wire Wishes for 2011...

1. Winning the Grand Final
2. Retaining the Challenge Cup
3. Drums being banned from the HJ

A string quartet?

Which drummer in the crowd are we on about?

One with a skinhead who always wears shorts and sings 'found a peanut'?

I didnt like the drum at first but it seems the drummers are breeding like puppies. Apart from Wigan , saints, leeds, maybe a couple of other of games there is no atmosphere, our home support is poor, thats where i think the drum helps to raise the volume. Taking them to away games is a bad idea as i think if you go away from home you just sing your hearts out anyway. As far as im concerned the drum isnt a problem at home games, those who dont like it sit in the north stand.