I thought the singing from your fans was great...with the exception of that old favourite Wanky Wanky. Do you have singing lessons? And what's all this with wizard hats?

Indeed, a complete raasclart.

Didn't see many lashed up people, but then, I tend to have a pint in a quiet out of the way place. Wire is The Nine Gallons, nice little boozer, six hand pumps.

Yeah, I wish we wouldn't do THAT song, just because it's boring and predictable.

The hats are in reference to Sheens, he's a wizard.

It was on the terraces, a group in front of us. There was a middle aged woman who was so hammered she literally fell over at least 5 times, occasionally cracking her head in the process, she spilled 2 full pints on those in front of her. There were some blokes with her who's only interest was goading the Wire fans.

Saw some pretty terrible wizard costumes, although hats off to Adge for his fancy dress efforts.

Wire really need to scrap that annoying same old song after scoring, it would do my nut in if I was a wire fan, vary it up a little! It's dated and was never alright 10 or so years ago, whenever it was it came about in RL.

They tried to change it a few years ago by letting each player choose their own song. It was a gimic & outright failure. The fans like what we've got & that is as it should be. What is more outdated & boring is the continual singing of the Wa--y Wa--y Warrington chant now that is Boring & outdated.
Welcome back to Super League. see you next year & hope you shoot that dam Robin. Enjoy the off season.

Tom Hark must never be replaced as the Try Scoring song.... Warrington were the first team to use it (quite a few years before Super League if I recall correctly) and it's now part of the local culture.

It's a bit like keeping Auschwitz preserved (if it's not offensive to use that as an analogy) - it reminds us of the distance from the darker times when there wasn't much to shout about when getting hammered ten tries to one, and the odd miracle try was enhanced by the tribal chanting of the Tom Hark tune to the beat of the fat guy's drum...

I get why it's special for them reasons, though it still rings in the ears. It really don't matter what I think on it and it would be sad for me to linger on it, but I would be all over the clubs survey about it haha (as I'm sure most clubs do fan surveys now don't they?).

Possibly, no definitely, the worst analogy ever.

I'm not offended, it's just a very strange thing to draw a comparison with.

What do you mean, your telling me you've never heard the continued playing of a song been compared to the murder of 6 million Jews