Re: More of the same on Monday : Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:05 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Not from the players (although it'd be nice!), but from the fans. East Stand was absolutely bouncing today, and if we can create even half that amount of noise at home games then the LSV will definitely become a tough place for away sides to visit. The Barrow game is just a big a game as Widnes this season in terms of the league table so here's hoping everyone gets behind the lads from the start on Monday and gives them the backing that efforts like today deserve.

what it needs matt is a few more to come and stand with us and i am sure we will make some noise

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:08 am  

TV BOY wrote:

A question to anyone who listend to it on GMR. What was said about the diabolical decisions and the east stands noise? It was very funny when the standing crew behind me started to shout "hand ball" aswell. I have a ST for the west stand at the LSV and would love it if a group could get together in the same place each week to get this stand going just like the east stand today. There were kids, mums, dads and grand parents singing and shouting today. Bloody great.

My season ticket is in the west stand also.......great idea and we need to choose a spot in the stand were we would sit at every game?

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:47 am  

TV BOY wrote:

A question to anyone who listend to it on GMR. What was said about the diabolical decisions and the east stands noise? It was very funny when the standing crew behind me started to shout "hand ball" aswell. I have a ST for the west stand at the LSV and would love it if a group could get together in the same place each week to get this stand going just like the east stand today. There were kids, mums, dads and grand parents singing and shouting today. Bloody great.

While I understand the need to get behind the team, I have really liked the civilised atmosphere in the West Stand so far. It has been free of the foul-mouthed individuals who could, sometimes, be found in the prime spot in the Tommy Sale stand. Please keep the West Stand free from these people.

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 6:29 pm  

rugbyballs wrote:

While I understand the need to get behind the team, I have really liked the civilised atmosphere in the West Stand so far. It has been free of the foul-mouthed individuals who could, sometimes, be found in the prime spot in the Tommy Sale stand. Please keep the West Stand free from these people.

Agreed!!

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:16 pm  

Walt Mooney Fan Club wrote:

Agreed!!

So how did they let you in?

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:33 pm  

rugbyballs wrote:

While I understand the need to get behind the team, I have really liked the civilised atmosphere in the West Stand so far. It has been free of the foul-mouthed individuals who could, sometimes, be found in the prime spot in the Tommy Sale stand. Please keep the West Stand free from these people.

If you could go back a way on this board you would read my utter disgust at foul language used in songs. I was probably the most outspoken poster against the "flute song". But "oh Leigh" and "we love you Leythers" and songs like that should ring round the LSV from all sides. If I was in the group there would be no foul language because my 11 year old would be with me. I wanted to get the "lobby on draft" chant going on friday but didn't have the bottle.

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:39 pm  

TV BOY wrote:

If you could go back a way on this board you would read my utter disgust at foul language used in songs. I was probably the most outspoken poster against the "flute song". But "oh Leigh" and "we love you Leythers" and songs like that should ring round the LSV from all sides. If I was in the group there would be no foul language because my 11 year old would be with me. I wanted to get the "lobby on draft" chant going on friday but didn't have the bottle.

What is there to lose?

: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:37 pm  

TV BOY wrote:

If you could go back a way on this board you would read my utter disgust at foul language used in songs. I was probably the most outspoken poster against the "flute song". But "oh Leigh" and "we love you Leythers" and songs like that should ring round the LSV from all sides. If I was in the group there would be no foul language because my 11 year old would be with me. I wanted to get the "lobby on draft" chant going on friday but didn't have the bottle.

I would have no problem with that.

: Sun Apr 12, 2009 7:33 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

So how did they let you in?

I resemble that remark!!

: Sun Apr 12, 2009 8:36 pm  

It will be difficult for our young team to back to back Fridays performance but not having seen Barrow then I for one will reserve judgement.