<t>Lockers is about as much use as a tailors dummy when it comes to the captaincy. When 2 quick tries saw us 12-10 down on Monday he said nothing to the players. Not a word. Just stood there hands on hips. That's a disgrace he should have been reading them the riot act or at least offered a few moti...

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As well as the ballons in carrier bags I reckon hundreds of black & yellow balloons would go down well (no pun intended).
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ancientnloyal wrote:You know they're english as you and me just an excuse to get international honours.

Pat Richards is Aussie born of 2 Irish parents. How's he as english as you or me?

<t>I see the behaviour police are out again! <br/> <br/> I remember when oppostion players went down injured in big games at Central Park in the 80's or 90's that the Popular Side invariably chanted, 'O die y'b**tard die'<br/> <br/> Some people are blowing this whole 'trouble at Warrington' thing ou...

We do use this to our advantage at home. I remember the great escape season a couple of years back when we started to pick up results after Fielden joined us. The JJB had a bear pit of an atmosphere for every home game with the crowd on top of the ref and shouting for EVERYTHING.

<t>I remember going to Hilton Park on the bus in the 80's with a gang of lads from my school. I was the only one to turn up with a replica shirt and got the reaction, 'fookin hell, what have you put colours on for'. My schoolmates spent the match in pitched battles with Leigh fans running backwards ...

<t>The people labelling those youngsters who take drums and sing as no different than the types who carried out the assault in Warrington are way, way, WAY off the mark. The former group are harmless kids and I applaud the manner in which they support the club week in week out. I've followed Wigan s...

<t>I think it's harsh to lay this at the door of the 'younger' generation. In terms of going to Wire away I've been going since the mid 80's and it's never been any different. The majority of the crowd that stayed behind at Wire were teenagers or early 20's, nearly all kitted out in replica kits and...

Yep, get a balloon inside them & launch them pitchwards.