they were having a good time the game was already in the bag and they waved they still concentrated on the game. if the referee is makin some of them decisions and the fact that it was very warm and theyve already two games then sometimes were goin to let try's in just lighten up a bit

Same for both teams, I was sat down the sides and 2-3 Crusaders players were well in front of the ref at any one time. On one occasion, one player was stood almost in front of Child.

There were plenty of players from both teams off side during the course of the game. I was commenting on the fact that Finch consistantly didn't bother to get back the ten, not because he was involved in a tackle or blowing so hard he couldn't get back, he just didn't bother, full stop.

They ran through the Wigan defence with gay abandon.

Gareth certainly did.

I personally don't mind the waving. For example at Quins last year. The boys, especially Fielden, looked knackered but the way we cheered them back to position after a try seemed to mentally revive them. The cheering also is good for fans who then have something more to cheer about.

However, the chants IMO should stop when the opposition are lining up the kick off. This is the time where the players need to be focused.

All in all the cheering is good. Keep it up!