Are you a Spice Boy or a One Direction Fan a my guess is that youre not a warm beer swilling middle aged man

The carlsburg I ordered came out of a fridge... Maybe they don't like you? I'd say something... Can't be having discrimination in our game.

What we need is a tightly organised and disciplined movement amongst the fans to create atmosphere and intensity during the games, like they have in Italian football and in Eastern Europe. Smoke bombs, flares, scarves across the faces, make the Wire a fortress where other clubs fear to come because of the cauldron of intimidation that will surround it. We could call ourselves the Wolf Sturmer Blood Commandos. A friendly supporters club where all are welcome.

On Easter Monday I finished work at 2 and got the train over from Liverpool, so got into the ground about 15 minutes before KO. I normally get a pint of cask from the little stall thing but there was a big queue so I went to the kiosk, £3.80 for Carslberg?! I slowly walked away in shock and disgust. I would rather die of thirst!

I know start of the season it was cheaper and I enquired as to why this was. the girl promptly informed me no to get used to it and expect it to be even more for the big games. Disgusting.

I'm young but prefer real ale. should be more of it on tap, think they'd make a killing. if you owned the bar would you rather sell 10 expensive drinks or 200 well priced drinks? I know what I'd rather...

I much prefer the 'Bum Bangers.'

I guess they must know how much they can push it before people stop buying. Most people tend to just get the one, so they can afford to charge you through the roof for it. Leigh want to get people in the ground before and after the game are charging £2.80 this year, Bradford recently slashed their prices too for the same reason.

I think the most annoying aspect of the South Stand is that idiot that whistles everytime the opposition make an error, or wolf whistles when we score a try.

I know exactly who that is. My face turns itself inside out sometimes I cringe that much..

He ranks just behind the bloke who constantly shouts "tackle" when the opposition have the ball, followed by "offside" every PTB when we have it. Painful.

The atmosphere will pick up naturally when the game - witness the goaline defence yesterday after a succession of penalties - or the occasion dictates it. Outside of that, you're probably going to need some sort of organised effort a la Wigan, minus the idiot fringe that attracted.

People need to accept that they go to the game for different reasons. Without getting into tiresome debats on what a "supporter" or "fan" is "supposed to do", I go to watch Warrington play. I have done since I was about 8. I'm now 35. Whilst I do "get behind the team", and I suspect I would do more so if everyone around me was chanting/singing, it doesn't define my experience any more.

And let's not kid ourselves about Wilderspool. For every game when it was a fearsome wall of noise, there were 3 when it was a tired, quiet, shell of a ground.

The idiot who wolf whistles stands near me.