I personally don't think wire generate a great atmosphere at home, either :s Away, its great, but at home, all I ever hear is a half hearted barmy army and a few bangs of the drum...

theoriginalwire loves being on here, it must be atleast 20 posts she's put on here!! Do you go round Leeds city centre after a night in 'Squares' and 'wetherspoons' looking for fights? Your boyfriend must be proud.



bless.





On the subject, i guess i was expecting more of an atmosphere but hey, it was a great occasion, a fair Wigan performance and a pleasure to watch St George's movement on and off the ball.. Brilliant.

Sadly this has once again degenerated into yet another Wigan, Warrington and Saints prick measuring competition. Someone might as well lock it.

The atmosphere was strangely poor (I've heard more noise at Wigan v Harlequins to be honest, it was like watching a game in a library at times) but quite why Wire or Saints fans should be trying to lecture us on crowd issues is beyond me!

no, HE doesn't, because HE doesn't drink a squat and i don't like to fight either!



you've said it yourself, there was not a good atmosphere, most people agree with me, the others that want an argument have got one!

You can call a turd smelly but it makes no difference to the turd.... jog on..

well done for that analogy, you've successfully referred to your support(atmoshphere) last night as a turd, and i can do nothing but agree with you!

Hey, look everyone, it's another bitter wire fan!

I'm trying to imagine a drunken IL coming on the field at half time

"where are you, where are you ? we need our 18th man"

You avatar says it all. Anybody celebrating another team losing more than their own team winning is a sad individual

I don't know why Saints/Wire fans are on here crowing.



We were in awe of the two greatest rugby teams in the world, something that they could only aspire to (but not achieve by any stretch of the imagination) on Friday evening.

fair do's on the Wire dig, but Saints haven't done too bad against the Oz in the past.