Whilst I appreciate fans will want to express their disgust at Kyle's actions and latest comments...

Let's not make friday about Kyle. Screaming at him, booing him, and singing swing low sweet chariot at him is just another way of giving him attention and making the game about him.

We need to blank him completely. Stay deathly silent whenever his name is mentioned, whenever he is lining up a kick etc. Then really ramp up the support for the rest of the lads. We need to maintain a positive atmosphere especially at 'home' otherwise the place is going to be filled with negative emotion and as we saw at the Warrington game the place will become like a morgue. Increase your support for those that are fighting for the club and lets not give the new guys like LMS, Shenton & Perry the wrong impression about us as a set of supporters.

D.M.F.A.K
Don't. Make. Friday. About. Kyle

Boooooooooooooo

As acronyms go it's not the catchiest
i'd go with the

Kyle undue noiseless test

Surely by doing this "We need to blank him completely" we are totally making Friday night about Kyle!!!

Why not let's all stop the moaning and whinging about him (which if what everyone thinks about him is true about him being a bighead means that he will be loving it) and lets all grow up and get on with the one thing we should be doing..............SUPPORTING OUR TEAM!!!!!!

Agreed mate.
Let's get behind the lads and ignore the big headed bugger.

not really no, perhaps a poor phrasing on my behlaf, the message is more about not generating a furrore whenever he is mentioned or has the ball whilst letting the other lads know that we are supporting them and aren't all a bunch of fickle boo boy supporters which sadly has been the impression given in the last two or more matches.

I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve with this - but the thinking seems muddled and the outcomes (if such could ever be achieved on a wide scale - which, given the nature of RL fans, is incredibly doubtful) are likely to be counterproductive. On the one hand you want to retain a "positive atmosphere" - which I applaud and yet you implicitly describe Eastmond as an attention-seeker and then explicitly implore people to deny him such. Wouldn't it be far more positive to just cheer Eastmond on? After all, he's wearing a Saints shirt. He will be until the end of the season. He has publicly said he wants to give everything in his final year and not let his team mates down. Surely that statement is as worthy of being taken at face value as anything he has said to Granada (a company devoted to gutter TV)?

I wish Kyle would have gone at the end of last season - but he didn't. Any kind of protest against Kyle - whether it be boos from the supporters or a withdrawal of support - runs the risk of putting him off his game in a season when we are desperately short of ideas and experience in the halves. And that would certainly NOT be a "positive" outcome.

Given the injury situation, the loss of Kyle and uncertainty about the contracts of some of our better players we need to make sure we get through this season's difficulties as unscathed as possible. We cannot afford to allow issues to spill over into next year when, whatever happens, we will be entering the most important season for Saints in decades.

This all depends on how Kyle plays?

If he plays rubbish he'll get heckled because he's leaving us? It's natural. This is why he should not have announced he was leaving until near the end of the season.

One wrong pass tomorrow and i'll be singing sweet low

H

I'll be behind the team 100% as ever, dont expect him not to kop it big time though from the vast majority

at the end of the day, if he plays with 100% effort for the rest of the season the vast majority will be happy to support him. he has made his bed, now he has to lie in it - if that involves him getting a bit of stick when he makes a mistake, then so be it.

Whilst I agree completely with the sentiment, if people pay £20+ for a ticket, they have the right to decide what they will do for themselves.

The vast majority of the crowd will do nothing. There will be a lot booing him and I think things will go as the scoreline does.

If it's a Potter-esque struggle and it's not going well in terms of flowing rugby I think Kyle will cop all the frustration.

That doesn't mean they are right in what they do though.

Hence why I agree with the sentiment. But people pay their money, they earn their choice (personal or racist abuse withstanding, obviously )

Can we not just get on with just supporting our team. [size COME ON YOU SAINTS[/size