That was my point. About the band. No one was singing and if the band hadnt have been playing it would have been like watching it on a big screen in a library.
May be you are right, may be the atmosphere is not as important to the crowd anymore. I do know that it is important to the players. I am too old to be leading songs etc. But being part of the south stand is something I cherish and that the reputation of the south stand as a daunting place to play in front of for the opposition is something that should be upheld. I just dont know how.

I still had brown hair the last time I sang that...

I have no clue if it's right or not, but it's what I've always sung too.

“ I sang in the morning when the skies turned black,
It’s hard to sing with a huffer (?) on your back,
They buried my body, and they thought I’d gone,
But I am a Loiner, and I still sing on,

Sing, sing, wherever you may be,
We are the Leeds RLFC,
We’ll lead you on, wherever you may be,
We’ll lead you on to Wem-ber-ley”

No Norman, no!

I sang for the Loiners when the skies turned black