Im not trolling anyone. If Warrington fans believe that having oh Warry Warry is a rousing song in times when the team need lifting I give up. I hate going more than 10 seconds into when we're winning for gods sake!
Now is the time to have an uplifting song!! We're out on the canvas ffs!!

I know what you mean, just fizzles out doesn't it?

Not as anti-climatic as wolfie running out of the tunnel though

Oh Warry Warry is as old as the hills. Tradition.

Does the mindless "Duh du duuhh Duh du duuhh" not do it for you anymore?

Maybe the club could pipe in something rousing when the chips are down? The players are straining every sinew to win but need that extra help from the crowd. Maybe the Triumphal March from Verdi's Aïda (2nd act) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5zpUnmojq4 Or if we are being snide Tchaikovsky - Dance Of The Sugarplum Fairy in recognition of our pack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rapf3g_XvCc

Maybe the club could pipe in something rousing when the chips are down? The players are straining every sinew to win but need that extra help from the crowd. Maybe the Triumphal March from Verdi's Aïda (2nd act) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5zpUnmojq4 Or if we are being snide Tchaikovsky - Dance Of The Sugarplum Fairy in recognition of our pack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rapf3g_XvCc

Best of the lot for me was the "Berh Hali Hali " chant that started at the Hanson road end of Thrum Hall and then rolled off down the slope to the cricket ground end, where it used to reflect off the boxes and echo on itself

Maybe some of these songs from the terraces could be led by a musical accompaniment over the pa system.
What better than songs from our one time tenor Laurence Robinson leading the massed crowds with rousing little numbers such as "The famous Wigan rugby" & the punk version of "O Warry Warry " ?

Only one tune that can be aligned to our current state of affairs: https://youtu.be/MK6TXMsvgQg

Only one tune that can be aligned to our current state of affairs: https://youtu.be/MK6TXMsvgQg

Can just imagine now, they'll make an Americanised movie about it.

The chips are down, we're 1 point away from securing our 8th win of the season. Its a scrum on our 30 with 1 minute on the clock.

It's being filmed in that really grainy, slow motion style used by Speilberg in Saving Privet Ryan.

The pack are blowing and out on their feet. Just as they're about to pack down Sims glances up and Sees Charlie up on his own belting out his modified version of Rick Astley's Classic 'Never gonna give you up'. He stands up, mouth open in amazement. He taps Chris Hill who turns to look, one by one the lads stand there in wonderment. There is a tear in Joey Westerman's eye. One by one all the players stop and stare as slowly the song spreads to all corners of the stadium. The opposition fans do that lean backwards type of gasp as they become disillusioned and intimidated by this incredible show of support. Kev Penny is sprinting from touchline to touchline screaming "THIS IS IT". The lads pack down one last time. The camera switches to bright high definition colour...

Clark from the back of the scrum goes blind and scrambles away. A last ditch effort brings him down but not before an outlandish offload to Lineham who races away. He reaches the 30, then the 20, then the... Wait!!!! the fullback has come across and there's no way he can round him. Out of nowhere a primrose and blue shirt is on his shoulder, an unlikely hero! MATTY FRICKIN BLYTHE!!!!!! The fans are in delirium. Sims applauds the crowd but there's only on face he can see, CharlieWong's. He gives him the thumbs up with a smile that says "Thank you Charlie"

Charlie walks out of the stadium punching the air in the same style of John Bender at the end of the breakfast Club (Same soundtrack too).

Warrington go on to play in the Middle 8's, scraping a win against Featherstone in the Million Pound Game.

Was that the movie Alan Titchmarsh and Charlie Dimmock won Oscars for the leading roles?