Not only that... but those 12,000 don't walk around dressed in full gear all the time.

I'm a season ticket holder and attend 90% of away matches. I don't own a replica shirt. I have a zippy hoody which I'll wear but only to matches, and even then if it's too hot for a hoody I'll just wear whatever t-shirt I happened to put on that morning.

I have no car stickers either.

Sorry for generalising here (or sounding snobby) but... perhaps if it appears there's more fans in the more working class areas it's because the more working class folk are more likely to have the visual signifier that they're a fan.

I mean this...

doesn't mean there's not as many fans, I just suggest anyone choosing to live in Alwoodley isn't the sort of person to do their shopping in a replica kit.

Well said. I've never worn a replica Leeds Rhinos shirt in my entire life and wouldn't be seen dead in one. I regard it all as gear worn by those who can't afford Burberry or Stone Island.

Didn't have you pegged as a Burberry kind of guy but... now thinking about it...

Petulant mutant faced band wagon jumping granny hooker lover

Sorry if you've taken offence...

The OP implied that Alwoodley (etc) doesn't have as many fans, based purely on the fact he doesn't see as many kits/stickers whilst driving about the area.

My point (valid point), is that it's safe to assume there are other reasons why the kits/stickers aren't on show in these areas, and it isn't just purely because there are less fans. All rules have exceptions, but a stereotype is usually a stereotype for a reason.

Only if his converted to the one true faith but i reckon hell be a muslin.




Well end up with 20 wingers but will never get a halfback


Its white workingclass men that always have been the backbone of the suport but you probably arent allowed to say that nowdays.

sooner we leave the EU the better I say.