Some stick, some dont.
With warrington, I call them the Wire and im only 23 however the wolves was a brilliant initiative, along with the 'Wolfpack' to get kids in when we were 6 or 7 years old and many many lifelong fans. In those years we averaged about 3500, I genuinely put the success in our attendances down to the hard ground work done 15 years ago and part of that wasthe reinvention of the wolves. Besides our town crest has a wolf on.

sounds like sound marketing from a well run club ? If only other clubs would follow suit ?

Wire had no money in those days
We were saved from going bust by our current owner! Stroke of luck really.

We were being called Tigers long before SL and adopting it into the club name. Honestly can't remember if I've ever heard anyone refer to us as the Glassblowers.



On a similar note: Huddersfield Barracudas anyone?

Goodbye Dragons, goodbye Lakers, we will always be the Dons as long as there's another bloody Sunday!
Proper Rugby League!

We had a great nickname with Les Diables Rouges / The Red Devils, but unfortunately someone decided City Reds was better. You'll hear Reds used now and again but I'm yet to hear a Salford fan use the term City Reds.

Personally I like the City Knights as a name. Wasps invokes bad memories however.

I hear the mighty Titans will have another international playing for em next year

Oh yeah? Who's that then?

Young Mr Wallaces elder brother

His dad told me he was going there, apologies for taking it off subject

I'm really glad my club stuck with 'Robins'. I find the whole Rhinos / Warriors / Bulls thing a bit too contrived and American.
It's also a far greater achievement when 17 Robins defeat 17 Rhinos that the other way round.