Re: Singing section : Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:14 pm  

some fans like being behind the sticks, hdds fans prefer the sidelines,, in general

Re: Wakefield today : Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:40 pm  

brearley84 wrote:

whats with the text language?

bcos i was txtin on m phne

Re: Singing section : Sat Mar 17, 2012 2:19 pm  

This thread is funny to be honest. People in the middle say they can't hear us but the players sasy they can hear nearly every song we sing during the game.

If the players can hear us on the pitch then i am sure you can hear is.

I agree with giantdaz - Why should i move out of my seat where i have a good view to watch the game.

As i have said before i don't think this will work. the only think you need to do is if you want to sing and chant come to the top

Re: Singing section : Sat Mar 17, 2012 4:47 pm  

Goto say I sit close to the front of the br stand, with a the lowest home attendance this season I have to say the atmosphere was some what improved! Sure it wasn't constant but at timed it felt like the whole crowd was up and chanting! Good effort by the cas supporters true fans those that stayed and went down to meet there players! Not many sides have this support

Re: Singing section : Sat Mar 17, 2012 6:31 pm  

Gahan wrote:

I'll bring one in club next time Dave, get you old boys used to it

Cheeky young WhipperSnapper!

COCKNEY GIANT wrote:

I will bring the earring aids so they can hear it.

I've already got Ganson's whistle going off in my head all of the time, I can do without a drum!

Re: Singing section : Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:52 pm  

I thought our fans were a tad quiet to start with but the CAS fans were truly outstanding if not bloody annoying with the barmy army chants. However more power to their elbow perhaps we can learn a leson or three

Re: Singing section : Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:16 pm  

pep1505 wrote:

I thought our fans were a tad quiet to start with but the CAS fans were truly outstanding if not bloody annoying with the barmy army chants. However more power to their elbow perhaps we can learn a leson or three

We get told to shut up and give it a rest when we sing ..........

Re: Singing section : Mon Mar 19, 2012 8:56 pm  

The atmosphere at giants home games is the most subdued i have witnessed in RL, and in this i include both super league and championship rugby.

Re: Singing section : Mon Mar 19, 2012 9:05 pm  

rlw wrote:

The atmosphere at giants home games is the most subdued i have witnessed in RL, and in this i include both super league and championship rugby.

We probably have the largest amount of non vocal fans in RL ...most of our fans aren't interested in making noise and are happy just sat watching the games.

Wakefield today : Mon Mar 19, 2012 9:49 pm  

Its pretty quiet yes but a fair few other crowds are subdued at home too,i suppose the flip side of not having vocal,passionate support is that we have a large number of intelligent quiet supporters