: Mon May 18, 2009 3:36 pm  

Wigan Bull wrote:

I take your point, but professional or not, getting booed v's cheered is going to have an effect on you.

Booing or not booing has nothing at all to with he original point. That was bout the fans having to make noise to gee up the players which is bull-s-hit.

: Mon May 18, 2009 4:55 pm  

In my opinion i do see no point the band being in the main stand, they play around 2 times per game, if were losing which we have being doing alot this season they have no intrest what so ever, i thought the band was to motivate/get behind players, however they are non existent when we are in diffucult times, same old boring songs, something needs to be done before i begin to fall asleep at games. Rhinos, Wigan, Warrington for example do have bands and get behind there team and be loyal, booing and silence wont get us any were !

: Mon May 18, 2009 4:59 pm  

I've said it before, but we need a group of fans to get together like the Twe12th Man at Middlesbrough FC if fans are that bothered about their being a lack of atmosphere in the ground. Improving the atmosphere in the ground is something that has to come from the fans themselves. 'Mon the Bulls!

I've said it before, but we need a group of fans to get together like the Twe12th Man at Middlesbrough FC if fans are that bothered about their being a lack of atmosphere in the ground. Improving the atmosphere in the ground is something that has to come from the fans themselves. 'Mon the Bulls!

[Bullseye]

: Mon May 18, 2009 5:05 pm  

I always thought that it might help if there was a specified singing section of ground on the pop side that was defined so that those most vocal supporters could stand together.

: Mon May 18, 2009 5:10 pm  

Leaf wrote: I've said it before, but we need a group of fans to get together like the Twe12th Man at Middlesbrough FC if fans are that bothered about their being a lack of atmosphere in the ground. Improving the atmosphere in the ground is something that has to come from the fans themselves. 'Mon the Bulls! Agreed, the atmosphere comes from the fans, expecting the players to do all the work to get the crowd going is a bit too much. IMO the atmosphere will never improve significantly until we have a ground with a roof all the way round it. People will catch on to it eventually if theres a catchy tune and people looke like they're having fun. I used to rubbish the chances of anybody wanting to join in with the Dale Cavese at city, as it happens people seem more inclined to join in with it than the 'traditional' chants.

Leaf wrote: I've said it before, but we need a group of fans to get together like the Twe12th Man at Middlesbrough FC if fans are that bothered about their being a lack of atmosphere in the ground. Improving the atmosphere in the ground is something that has to come from the fans themselves. 'Mon the Bulls! Agreed, the atmosphere comes from the fans, expecting the players to do all the work to get the crowd going is a bit too much. IMO the atmosphere will never improve significantly until we have a ground with a roof all the way round it. People will catch on to it eventually if theres a catchy tune and people looke like they're having fun. I used to rubbish the chances of anybody wanting to join in with the Dale Cavese at city, as it happens people seem more inclined to join in with it than the 'traditional' chants.

: Mon May 18, 2009 5:19 pm  

Any body wanting to start one, as i think a lot would be very intrested.

: Mon May 18, 2009 6:01 pm  

well if they started consistantly putting in the performances they're capable of, perhaps people would have something to cheer about instead of feeling betrayed and insulted by jokers on the field who dare call themselves players.

we've beaten leeds and saints this year, so it's not a lack of talent thats the problem. it's a lack of motivation. and tbh who can blame the players? if i knew i'd get paid my full wage regardless of how badly i performed my job, then i'd do the same as them

: Mon May 18, 2009 8:25 pm  

Bullseye wrote:

I always thought that it might help if there was a specified singing section of ground on the pop side that was defined so that those most vocal supporters could stand together.

Singing or non-singing Sir?

What happens if you get carried away in a non-singing seat and start a song?

: Mon May 18, 2009 9:12 pm  

Who's going to Salford? We should start the match by making as much noise as possible in the first ten minutes, if we play well we'll continue, if not we'll stop.

: Mon May 18, 2009 9:26 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Who's going to Salford? We should start the match by making as much noise as possible in the first ten minutes, if we play well we'll continue, if not we'll stop.

I'll be there, ready to sing from the off. If the performance warrants it, I'll carry on for the match.