Warrington fans like to be with their 'own' fans. As you could witness last night. Most noisest and best away supported club.

I wouldn't like to see your attendance next week. If you can only manage 6500-7000 home fans for one of your biggest games of the season then I'm interested in what yours will be next week against Harlequins, after you've just been beaten. Lets face it, Quins will bring about 20 fans.

Wigan are better supported and Hull are far noisier.

At home, they are, yes. If you say so

Always look on the bright side! the match was well and truly won! when Saints started to score to make the score look decent and false! in fact last season Saints had plenty of games when they conceded points close to the end, as was said on the radio, a Win is a win even by a point and a draw is not a win also!

Actually, there were two positives to take out of Saints' performance last night: firstly, thank God that bloody hoodoo is over with (no more silly pressure) and secondly, we didn't surrender points at the end of the match, we started (once again) to increase them. The latter point suggests to me that there is hope for us once we click into gear and begin adopting the attack moves that Royce says he is trying to teach them.

I hope they hurry up.

Over the 2009 and 2010 seasons we were actually better away from home than at home, so we can't blame it on that.

The fact is that the squad is no longer good enough. The first choice seventeen might just be, but the depth is not there.

my stobart experience:
parking: got there an hr before k.o hoping to park on the college carpark... not a chance. ended up in a side street. seen some parking on asda(did anybody park on there? and did you get a ticket??) even saw some parking on the police station carpark!

the stadium: we sat in the 1st row in the north stand and got drenched! shades of twickers... it brought a whole new meaning to 'grass roots rugby' !! in between the camera man,the microphone man,the linesman,the ball boys and the stewards we saw some of the game

until the action went near the tryline and then it a case of waiting for the crowd reaction. safe to say i will not be sitting there again!

the atmosphere: was totally dead in the north stand.. the fans from the scaff need to sit in the north stand every game to get the atmosphere going or we will get out sung by every away teams fans that visit

Enjoy It while It lasts. Next season we'll p1ss all over you attendances.

Parked on Asda with no issues.

The fans from the scaff can't/won't sit in the North stand because many will have 'standing' season tickets. Unfortunately in any large groups of singing fans will be separated throughout the East stand due to the seating too. How this will compare in the new gaff concerns me & is another reason I'd have preferred a Halliwell Jones style seating/standing layout.

Believe that when I see it. What do you reckon your attendance will be on Friday? 6-7k?