Nearly there

Now I'm not a shed-dweller, so perhaps my views don't count, but can you honestly say that cutting out offensive vulgarity is a good thing?

I think it's hilarious when the "Yorkshire, Yorkshire" chant from the Leeds fans in the North Stand is met with a resounding "Baaaa" from the shed - long may it continue

I think the circumstances mentioned here come back to the inappropriate timing that KOTS mentioned. There has been a tendency to sing songs at dumb times: "We all hate...." at a time when we need to be getting behind our own team; "oh, w*nky w*nky" as the "w*nk" team run in their 8th try against us (how w*nk does that make us?); "score more tries" when we're defending; "you're not singing any more" when we're 2 points up and inevitably going to have to defend our line for the last five minutes; "easy, easy" when we take a 10-0 lead after 12 minutes

My main gripe is the concentration on abusing the opposition at a key stage ion teh game when we need to be getting behind Salford. I'm all for witty put downs in songs and having a good atmosphere, but it's got a bit too much like "well, we can't say we're better than you, we can't think of anything funny, so we're just going to tell you to f*ck off".

Nail on head!

Beat me to it. Just one addition, singing all of the above towards the North stand when their fans are at the Willows end. Oh, and an absolute corker the other day. The chant, whether rightly or wrongly, "what the f****n 'ell was that" was sung by a large section of the shed towards the Salford players after yet another Crusaders try. About 20 of my favourite morons started singing the same song and flicking v's at the Crusaders players. How stupid can people get... Furthermore, it makes the rest of us look bad.

I know, that was two additions...

We're probably coming across as being anal here. Also, you can't discount how an away contingent in The Shed affected us back in the day.

Anal as it may be, it really worked didn't it. We were, in affect, the MC's of the shed, not just for own entertainment but for everybody's. What do we have now, A dumber, quieter more fragmented version of before... We used to be revered, now nobody even knows were even there.

BUT, we can get the good ol' days back...!

If only we could try that once this season

Very valid point fella thinking back to the Hull FC and Leeds "encounters" in the Shed in the past.

Is segregation a club policy now or is it that the away fans choose to segregate themselves?

Circle of life mate. The young bucks have usurped the once alpha males.