Re: Crowd Trouble? : Thu Jun 30, 2011 4:11 pm  

Teessidewire wrote:

It could also be said that it's only a matter of time before there's a serious incident involving Wigan fans after viewing some of the Chavs at the end of the game at the Stobart a fortnight ago.

So singing and having a good time after beating your rivals shows signs that their could be trouble?
And it wasn't just "Chavs", a lot of people were jumping about and singing.

Re: Crowd Trouble? : Thu Jun 30, 2011 4:51 pm  

Page two of this weeks St. Helens Reporter makes interesting reading!!

Re: Crowd Trouble? : Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:11 pm  

Have never really found Warrington to be the most plesent of fans. Can't say I've ever attended Warrington without some trouble happening of one form or another. I know we have our own set of loons, as do all clubs, however I do tend to find that our loons are more than likely to try and start a fight with our own fans rather than with other clubs fans.

People often say we have a foul mouthed set of fans, and actually I think we do. However I still think the most shameful chant I heard was one of the less loud ones at a Leeds game 2 or 3 seasons ago, were a very fat lad and his mates thought it was hilarious to make up some chant about the yorkshire ripper and what he did to the women in yorkshire. As you can imagine it did not catch on. But still it's embarrasing to think that some people will find anything amusing for the sake of 'Banter'.

Re: Crowd Trouble? : Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:24 pm  

bewareshadows wrote:

Have never really found Warrington to be the most plesent of fans. Can't say I've ever attended Warrington without some trouble happening of one form or another. I know we have our own set of loons, as do all clubs, however I do tend to find that our loons are more than likely to try and start a fight with our own fans rather than with other clubs fans.

People often say we have a foul mouthed set of fans, and actually I think we do. However I still think the most shameful chant I heard was one of the less loud ones at a Leeds game 2 or 3 seasons ago, were a very fat lad and his mates thought it was hilarious to make up some chant about the yorkshire ripper and what he did to the women in yorkshire. As you can imagine it did not catch on. But still it's embarrasing to think that some people will find anything amusing for the sake of 'Banter'.

Leeds chant about Bradford being 'just a town full of (Erm lets say a not nice term about asian people)'

Re: Crowd Trouble? : Fri Jul 01, 2011 8:58 am  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

Page two of this weeks St. Helens Reporter makes interesting reading!!

Maybe. Entirely irrelevant to the thread, mind.

2/10

Re: Crowd Trouble? : Fri Jul 01, 2011 11:18 am  

Teessidewire wrote:

I was referring to what may happen if Wigan lose a few games.

They will probably not jump up and down as much!! Doesnt matter at Wire if they win or lose quite a few times!