seriously, get a grip.

The atmosphere is nothing compared to the Wilderspool days. We rely on the guy banging the drum and I notice we've even resorted to singing 'She Wore a Yellow Ribbon' in league games! Its great to see big crowds but the atmosphere is often flat.

"Throw him a banana" was heard by me but when I turned round to tell the lad in question to pack it in I realised him and his mates were all beyond bladdered and would have battered me so off I walked to stand out of earshot of them.

I didn't stand anywhere near the screen where most of the singing was coming from, aside from the last five minutes when I went over in hope of enjoying the celebrations (which obviously I did) so I can't comment on any of the unsavoury songs that have been mentioned as I didn't hear any of them. At least that suggests they weren't sung en masse as I did hear, "She Wore..." etc a number of times.

haha, i think he's trying to say it's only a song and that people shouldn't be bothered about it and that we sing it all the time.

Personally i dont think that we should be singing Wembly songs untill were garunteed a place there. Last year i only started singing Que Sara when King went over for his hat-trick try.

No I'm not. Heard it sung a few times, and it wasn't just teenagers singing it. A woman in her late 40's stood behind me was singing it over & over and the top of her voice. Not good when I was with my 15 year old son and a few of his mates (who giggled but didn't dare join in).

I'm still dismayed that the biggest chant of the day until the final hooter was 'Ingerlund, Ingerlund, Ingerlund...'