Check out the second video down on this page www.dynamo-dresden.de/de/emotionen/videos.html it's from my second club Dynamo Dresden showing their Ultra's expoits. Lord knows how long it takes to sort out all that paper, sure health and safety over here would have something to say. Couple of other links below also, second one is apparently the biggest flag in Germany which basically covers one whole end of their ground and cost 14,000 Euros!!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2HTl1IxM1E www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-fsuOn7R1g

Check out the second video down on this page www.dynamo-dresden.de/de/emotionen/videos.html it's from my second club Dynamo Dresden showing their Ultra's expoits. Lord knows how long it takes to sort out all that paper, sure health and safety over here would have something to say. Couple of other links below also, second one is apparently the biggest flag in Germany which basically covers one whole end of their ground and cost 14,000 Euros!!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2HTl1IxM1E www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-fsuOn7R1g

Very cool but I take it these are all club funded? They look it.

The Brigantes will get there one day.

Wishful thinking.

I reckon we will get another order in before the season starts at this rate, a surfer will definately be on the cards. Saying that we already have a ridiculous amount of stock for next season........

Why were the brigantes singing Oh Andy Coley at a Dynamo Dresden match?

Hm... Did people notice.... "TERRACING"... And the bear thing has a Wiganish scarf on!!

Looking good.

It's completely different in rugby though. It's about changing the mentality and expanding bit by bit

True True, just showing whats out there. Nearest thing I've seen to Dresden in this country is a lower section of Wembley holding up red and white to make a ST George cross before and England (Football) game pale in comparison.

Dont think the Dresden Ultras are club funded as historically they were hardcore hooligans but could be wrong.

I'd love to see the wigan get behind doing something that involves the crowd at the bigger games as it doesn't half get things going at start of a game.

Have Brigantes gone back to being Ultras now then?

Always were Ultras mate. Brigantes is the name of our Ultras group.

I hear that there is a break away split, due to some payments for expenses or time off work or something.

Quote ="wiganrugbynut" Dont think the Dresden Ultras are club funded as historically they were hardcore hooligans but could be wrong. '" German Ultras wont accept funding from the club. Sadly as much as Dynamo Dresden are my 2nd team in Germany, a lot of their ultras still are far-right extremists, mainly due to the situation in the east of the country. The choreos in Germany are fantastic, I was lucky to be a part of www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvyHpuxf5cs this one at Schalke vs Mönchengladbach in 2010 whilst I was living over there.

Quote ="wiganrugbynut" Dont think the Dresden Ultras are club funded as historically they were hardcore hooligans but could be wrong. '" German Ultras wont accept funding from the club. Sadly as much as Dynamo Dresden are my 2nd team in Germany, a lot of their ultras still are far-right extremists, mainly due to the situation in the east of the country. The choreos in Germany are fantastic, I was lucky to be a part of www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvyHpuxf5cs this one at Schalke vs Mönchengladbach in 2010 whilst I was living over there.

Quote ="Uhtred"German Ultras wont accept funding from the club. Sadly as much as Dynamo Dresden are my 2nd team in Germany, a lot of their ultras still are far-right extremists, mainly due to the situation in the east of the country. The choreos in Germany are fantastic, I was lucky to be a part of www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvyHpuxf5cs this one at Schalke vs Mönchengladbach in 2010 whilst I was living over there.'" I've always wanted to go to a Dortmund vs Schalke game and be in the terraced stand at the Westfalenstadion. Would be awesome!

Quote ="Uhtred"German Ultras wont accept funding from the club. Sadly as much as Dynamo Dresden are my 2nd team in Germany, a lot of their ultras still are far-right extremists, mainly due to the situation in the east of the country. The choreos in Germany are fantastic, I was lucky to be a part of www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvyHpuxf5cs this one at Schalke vs Mönchengladbach in 2010 whilst I was living over there.'" I've always wanted to go to a Dortmund vs Schalke game and be in the terraced stand at the Westfalenstadion. Would be awesome!

I was lucky to do 2 years ago. Sadly as a Schalke fan this was my view:

Just to clear a few things up!

[uWho Are The Brigantes?[/u
The Brigantes are Wigan RL’s ultras group. We are first and foremost Wigan RL fans. Made up of fans of different ages we are all dedicated followers of WRL. The group was formed in the off season of 2009 by two likeminded fans, with their original aim being to make the soulless DW stadium feel more like home. The original plan was to adorn the South Stand with flags. This was successful and many flags have been produced, leaving us with more flags than space to display them. The group has now moved onto having an active presence at matches. This began with the introduction of new songs and flags at away games, which resulted in a noticeable improvement in the atmosphere. Towards the end of the 2011 season, as numbers grew, it was decided that it was time for the group to have a presence at home games. The first home match attended was the playoff game against Saint Helens. Although the team lost, a good display was put on and our first airing of “Cherry and White” received a very positive reception from the home support. The home debut was a success and resulted in us deciding that we would now make S2 our area of the stadium. The group will now be found at S2 during all home games.

[uOur Aim[/u
Our aim is to improve the atmosphere at all Wigan games, both home and away. We hope to achieve this through a combination of visual displays and constant and loud singing and chanting. We encourage anybody interested in getting behind the team in a similar manner to come and join us, there is no membership, everyone who is willing to put in a little effort is one of us! We in no way think we are better than any other fans (as has been claimed in the past), everyone chooses their own way to support the club and team. We can only grow and improve our displays through more like minded people joining us and helping out.

[uConcerns[/u
We have heard people voice their concern that as an ultras group we will be encouraging violence. This could not be further from the truth. We are completely against violence and have a no tolerance policy. It has in fact been noted that since we have established ourselves at away matches there seems to have been a decline in problems with Wigan fans.

Well said Dave :clap:

Embarrassing,

Give over!

The DW/JJB is going to be rocking next season! Most clubs will be in awe of what's going on.

Let people slag us off all they want, other teams fans are in for the shock of there lives next season, most people on rlfans have absoulutely no idea what we have been working on in the off season, we'll be the complete and utter opposite of every other set of RL fans in world rugby league (in a good way) watch this space.....

Oh it was a joke, get over yourself.....

There's been that much nonsense spouted about us that you never know!

I find your avatar intimidating. Hooligan.