Not sure how well this will go down but ......

I thought would be great just before the WCC match against Manly just before the teams come out for kick off if the South stand was able to get We Will Rock You going around the stadium. Think it would sound great and who knows a stadium full off Rhinos fans it could be intimidating for the Manly team.

The crowd will have to play a big part in this game and I think no better way than this.

Previous years the crowd has just sounded dead at Elland Road so we need to make the atmosphere as intimidating as possible for them.

I'm sure the noise will be non stop leading up to kick off anyway and I'm looking forward to hearing 20,000 people singing MOT as the teams come out. Don't worry, the Manly players won't have ever heard anything like the noise made when they leave that tunnel. It's whether we get off to a good start and the noise is kept up through the game that's going to be the challenge.

Instead of We Will Rock You, how about singing MOT for the full 80.

The song is too associated with Bradford Bulls and the only thing their players rock these days is chairs.

Jesus christ...No thank you!

Valderrama?? Are you the kid with the big blonde afro who everyone chants 'Valderrama' at?



Ideas good, but with it being at Headers think we'll all be voicing 'Marching on Together' come KO.

We will rock you played over the tannoy would get the crowd going but it probably isnt going to happen! Not unless you can stand on one of the bars with a megaphone and get it started yourself!

Why sing MOT a song that has no real connection with the Rhinos?

Here we go again...........

First numpty of the year. It only took until week 2

The noise at the tri nations final was unbeatable. Wasn't a lot of the team Manly players? If so, they will have heard noise like it before.

Headingley, for its compactness, matches the bigger venues I feel. Lets say it will be on a par then



edit: Just checked and only Watmough and Williams played from this Manly team, both off the bench.

In the tri-nations final? Seems unlikely.

Well picked up, although I am 99% sure Gotcha meant last November

I think you're right but you can't always tell with Gotcha. This week he was critisizing McGuire for missing tackles down the right until it was pointed out McGuire wasn't in the frame for the scores then he was critisizing McGuire's positioning.

He knows I'm only joking.

I know your only joking. And Harrigan was right I did mean November.

And I never said such a thing that McGuire missed tackles. I said he was at fault for the Hull KR tries, not once did I say he missed the tackles. There is a difference between beeen out of position and not effecting a tackle, and been where your supposed to be and missing a tackle.

I know but you were basically saying McGuire 'was' defending between Smith and Sinfield but when it was shown that he clearly wasn't for the tries conceded it became 'oh well he should have been.'

It's all on page 4 of this week's Wigan thread. I put it down to a failure of concise expression not dissimilar to when someone might describe a quad-nation final as a tri-nation final.

Good comment, I smiled at that one.

I'll accept your quad-nation / tri-nation point, You pedant.



However, won't accept the other. Never said such a thing. Saying he "was" defending between Smith and Sinfield was talking about his role. Was he not defending their on other occassions? There was no change from me. It was simply down to the inability of the reader to read properly.

I get by with the reading bit but accept my interpretation can be a little off on occasions.