i prefer the 70's take on things bring back the "wire choir" remember the record that was made primrose and blue...."for me & for you" classic!

none of this ultra namby pamby bollox for me i'm afraid!

Are you the Warrington Ultras?

fack off.

We're the Ultras of Warrington.

Poor. I like the Wigan lot now, just their songs and flags are football rip-offs with zero originality.

Bum Bangers till we die...........

what a banner that would be.......

Just an idea; how about the 'Warrington Zingari' ?

Zingari was the name first used by the club when they formed.

jesus h christ

, what is it with children and having to play at being in gangs, if you follow warrington rlfc you are a "wire" pure and simple.

So we're not Wolfs then?

I can see it now,

"If you really want to join the Ultras of Warrington you really have to hate the Brigantes".
"I do".
"Oh yeah how much?"
"A lot".
"Right you're in"

Ultras not for me, just happy being a Wire

PS Keep up the good work fending off this ABU stuff on here

im not a big fan of the ultras thing but if its going be creating an atmosphere then im behind it, it might be what we need an 'ultra' group who are going to be creating the atmosphere, home games suck now-a-days no-one sings or chants and at away games you get like 40% singing unless its a big game thn everyone sings which they should every game

Rubbish. Why should an average league game be as exciting as a semi final?

Last year at Cas was just an average league game and that was class. Salford 2 weeks ago was pretty good and that was an average league game.

Whilst I might agree with you that it would be difficult to transform the atmosphere at all of our games into that matching the semi, surely the poster's remark was aspirational? To come back with "Rubbish" isn't very inspirational.

I'm sure that players respond to a crowd, there was a little bit of that against Catalan recently when both teams were getting stuck in.

I think as we are now starting the run in, including some 'big games' before Wembley then why not give it a go? We can make difference.

'NOW THE WIRE

If you go with the 'Bum-Bangers' i'll join up, and i'll be your best mate and everything.

I think alcohol has a lot to do with the atmosphere, its obvious. Before the semi how many people were in the pubs from 12 onwards? alot.

Before Wigan and saints, how many are in the pubs early and set of early to get pre game drinks in?

Castleford may as well have their ground inside a brewery the amount of pubs that lead up to it.

Now I'm not saying every one get bladdered before the game that would be stupid. But the fact is people can just about afford to go to the game itself without having to buy over priced drinks inside the stadium. The prices are a joke and the fact it comes out a bottle a laughable.

But yes, Beers are one of the major factors in creating a good atmosphere I would say

Zero atmopshere in Salford game

I thought salford had a decent atmosphere, obiously if you're in the middle of the chanting then its gonna sound better. put we outsung salford and after the match continued to sing. There are even videos of salford fans on Y**tube cheering with one woman calling us 'loosers' we all start cheering and singing and all you can hear is some kid going

Kid: 'Why are they cheering when they're not winning?'
Mum: 'I don't know...'

It's hillarious

I think the Ar$£ Bandits might have more of an edge .

One thing I will say in these lads favour is that the banners and flags they've been bringing to games recently are actually - crazily enough - primrose and blue.

A welcome change from those godawful England flags with even more godawful slogans and logos (Millwall and Wolverhampton Wanderers to name but two) that tramp always puts up at our games.

Agreed. If people want to take England flags, then they should go and watch the national team play. Judging by the recent Exiles games they could do with a few more followers. And even worse what do either Millwall or Wolverhampton have to do with this club?

The South Stand should me looking more like this:



Than this:

This ballbag

They were stood a few rows in front of us at Etihad with that flag, I wanted the ground to swallow us up. Embarrassing. There were about 5 of them, all under about 16. No drum, just them.

I wonder what would have happened if someone would have asked them to explain what their banner meant. A little bit of imagination please, lads.....

Indeed, I was stood in the back row with the drummers and there was no sign of any 'Ultras'......thankfully

Banging a drum aint that hard really!

I thought it was all about the Warrington Formals?

If people are going to start up some sort of group, then this would be an ideal name in keeping with the traditions of the club.

There's nothing wrong with some people trying to generate a bit more atmosphere, and if there were a few hundred people at every home game who sang for 80 minutes then the rest of the ground might join in.

Finally someone who makes sense!