Shame the rest of the stand was so empty.

Sadly Suzy, attendance is another victim of recession and bad planning. All 4 stands looked terrible on attendance, and 12'000, less than half we'd normally get for this fixture.

I have a season ticket and have been to all cup games and the majority of away games this year. I couldn't afford my tickets for today, but went anyway with my overdraft. I am in two minds about whether to fork out again next week. If they put an offer on for reduced prices to season ticket holders or something then I would more than likely go, but it's too much to pay out every weekend.

Noise doesn't travel well at all from the south stand. Next time you are at the DW, take a look at the roof over the North then the roof over the south. The North has a solid roof whereas the South has a plastic roof.

Plastic roof metal roof doesnt matter i think we both turn deaf ear to other ends, im suprised u were allowed take sticks with flags in ground everywhere we seem go they are like little hitlers, long as isnt obstructing anybody wheres the harm. anything that mates the banter and atmosphere better bring it on, Got admit your flags are impressive pity every game isnt a Saints v Wigan game. Keep it up your livening the games up and were trying to keep up with you.

Wigan had a bit of a head start, so expect to be a step behind... But I, personally, look forward to seeing your efforts!

The new song was class today! I wonder who came up with that one... The flags add so much colour as well. s1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa3 ... pt%202011/ The drumming on Dale Cavese video sounds really good as well. Really chuffed. Cheers to everyone who held the flags etc. we put on a good display today.

The new song was class today! I wonder who came up with that one... The flags add so much colour as well. s1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa3 ... pt%202011/ The drumming on Dale Cavese video sounds really good as well. Really chuffed. Cheers to everyone who held the flags etc. we put on a good display today.

That could be the worst excuse I've ever heard on these boards

it's actually very true. Sound bounces off metal very easily, but is absorbed by plastic. It's due to the make up of the material. Think about it, look at an orchestra, the percussion are at the back of the orchestra, but covered have plastic between them and the remainder of the orchestra. As for metal, what material are church bells made out of?

Who was the drummer who had a y-pants bitch-fit when going past a few vocal saints fans behind the west stand about 15 mins after FT? youngish lad..

I remember my first beer

HAHA! There's a lad you don't want to cross. A slight feeling is psychosis... If only you knew!

(JK - yea who shall not be named)

I sit on the half way line. The noise is always louder from the North than it is in the South, even if you can see the majority of the South stand on their feet singing, and only 50 Salford fans in the North. I used to sit in the South and could never understand why my family who were on the half-way line couldn't hear us, because to us in the South, it was absolutely booming.

That youngish lad is actually 20 and is well past his first beer. The langauge and abuse from the Saints fans was quite uncalled for. You need to learn how to accept a win with grace. I appreciate it was the first win against Wigan this season but that is not the behaviour we expect at RL games thankyou.
The woman who was effin and blindin for no reason other than to hurl abuse needs to learn some decent manners. It upset a young supporter who was passing by and ended up in tears.

Completely unrelated incidents.

The 20 year olds reaction was bizzare to say the least, it was just a few saints fans singing 'you light up my senses'.

Cherry and White: [urlhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_yGoLOY348&feature=channel_video_title[/url

Something from today and it's not a criticism just constructive feedback



At times today the atmosphere in the East was a bit flat and only got going when fans recognised songs from the South. I thought at times, songs could of been sung that the majority of fans know to lift the crowd and players.

Just something I spotted anyway, keep up the good work, it looked impressive in the South Stand today though with flags etc!

I noticed on Match of the Day on saturday that the Swansea football fans have adopted Dale Cavese too. They may have been doing it for ages. Just felt weird hearing yet another team doing it

away fans always outsing home fans in any sport dont matter who you are, spent a number of years following united home and away, never once did we get out sung away but at home we where out sung clearley, you will never get everyone in the same stand, i for one dont want to be in the south with some of the little sh**heads that go in there, quite a few of my mates are not stop singing at away matches but wont sit in the south. only way for me to get some atmosphere is to get a signature tune for everyone sing when the team are coming out ie liverpool, celtic, leeds

Everything we set out to achieve yesterday support wise we surpassed.

Another victory for the Brigantes even in the face of defeat

This chant is one of the best we have. Its simple, gets the whole crowd joining in, and the tune can't be ruined

Wonder how long it will be till Saints, Wire and Leeds fans try and steal it. Remember that patheticly sh*t version of 'greatest club in the world' wire tried to start

The whole of the South Stand was catching onto 'Cherry and White' after just a few renditions by the 50 or so singing it in S2.
Nothing to stop the East singing anything they wanted at anytime to try and lift the crowd and players.

Give them chance to call it sh*t first, before they realise that it gets the crowd going and decide to sing it too.

Nah, we'll just sit there and watch the match thanks.

Just thought that the whole idea of the Brigantes all being together in the South Stand was to create more of an atmosphere that's all. I heard a few clapping along to the new song, but most didn't understand what it was about and the only time noise could be heard was when the usual songs were sung.

Atmosphere was poor on Sunday for a derby game.