I'll be there next week, this club needs its fans more than ever and although I could understand why people aren't going to go, I want to play my part. No matter how bad things get I don't think I could ever turn my back. Gotta take the rough with the smooth and when we are back to winning ways it'll be all the sweeter. So come next weekend I'll be cheering for the players, the shirt, the town, the colours and the club. Then I'll do the same next week and the week after that. And if it takes 1 game, 2 games or the whole bloody season to get a win I'll keep cheering because I love this club.

Keep the faith!

I certainly have had enough and just like every other supporter feels that the team is going backwards, However Ive supported Warrington, home and away for the best part of 12 years and im not going to stop now, yes it cost's a lot of money (if you go away games) but that is your choice, if you cant afford it or you think they are a lost cause then don't go the games, it's that simple.

I'll be there. Might need a strong drink beforehand as it's going to be a long two hours.

I will be there as always, its in my blood!!!!!
Cannot turn my back on them when they need our support more than ever, Smith will get any bad eggs out of the team and we will turn the corner!!!!
We are at the bottom now and we will rise up the table dont worry!!!!!

I will be there, I will once again start off singing and clapping and hoping against hope for a win.

I just hope I don;t end up silenced by my own team once again.

PS I will not boo..

When Alex Murphy took over in 1971 we were bottom of the league & it took a year or two to get the team as he wanted it.

I'm not going.
Many on here have said that booing is not the answer, to a point I agree, and many have said the silent treatment is the best.

I deliberatley didn't buy a Season ticket this year, and I choose to show my discontent by being 'silent', as I wont be there.

In life you have choices, and my choice is not to waste my money this weekend.

If certain people want to jump on me and call me whatever, so what, as someone else else said here, grow some balls and make a stand.

Till players are 'sorted' out, nothing will improve and I just hope TS, has enough free reign to make the tough decisions, and make them quickly.
If he can't, then he may as well pack up and go home, as he will be sadly, wasting his time.

For the record, I hope we win well on Sunday.

Luckilly i am just about old enough to remember the great years of European nights at Forest!!!!!

I have faith in TS and he will get it right, it may take time but i am prepared to hang around for it!!!!!

ps hope Forest can survive this season as i feel we have the right man there now 2!!!!!!

As you're usually one of the more sensible contributors on here, I'm not sure whether you're being entirely serious or not.

Would you really still go if they lost the next 20 games?
Even if those 20 games were in the same manner as the Harlequins game?

If so, I'd question who were the martyrs were.
Is it really those who have had enough, or perhaps those who will continue to attend matches completely regardless of what's being served up on the pitch?

I can sort of understand a mindset of not being bothered about Johnny-Come-Lately fans, but what should be sounding alarm bells, to anyone with even a passing interest in the club, is the number of long-term fans who have reached the end of their tether.

I'll give you an example. I and a group of old pals, all life-long Warrington fans/supporters (whatever the definition of those is on here today), who now live throughout the North regularly meet up at a Warrington game.
We've started to arrange our next meet and it's looking likely that a walk up Snowdon is the preferred option rather than attending a match!

This isn't just a dodgy couple of performances. This is the first time in 130 years we've lost 10 games on the run.

I do have confidence that Tony Smith will turn things around and it wouldn't actually surprise me if the prospect of a Wembley appearance finally entices 100% effort from the players.

However, until that 100% effort is displayed on a regular basis, "Whoopy Doo", I'll be merely a distant observer.

What would people describe as a glory hunter?

Would it be people who only attend when we are winning?

Whilst I know the current situation is pretty dire at the moment, if this was Saints or Leeds or Wigan, and their crowds dropped because of defeats (whatever the circumstances) they would be getting stick for having glory hunters.

I'm not having a go at anyone for not going, that is your choice, and people have different priorities, but the reason that I and others will go irrespective, is not due to being a martyr, it's due to the supporting them through thick and thin point.

i go pretty much every game but i've had enough the defeats don't bother me its the manner in which they are inflicted no heart,no passion,no effort i can't bring my self to go i may change my mind who knows who cares but it doesn't not make me a fan

I agree with that. I am shocked at some of the people who are not going (or threatening not to). But that wasn't my point. It is the almost bragging way that, for example, Les Boyd is God comes on here and let's us all know he's not going. That's what made me go Whoopy Do.

read the title of the thread