Why is John Cooper-Clarke the face of the S2 Ultras?

I believe I said that I wished there was better support for Warrington home games, as there are many who just go to stand and read texts or talk through matches. I would embrace a more organized support at Warrington. However, the adoption of a hooligan name and the constant dick measuring and testicle showing that seems to emanate from Odem and, to a certian extent, you, I would not embrace. In the grand scheme of sport the 'Wigan Ultras' are small potatoes and in rugby league they are as vocal and fanatic as the 10 away fans Huddersfield get and the 2-5000 Away Warrington get. It is just you have flags and an inflated ego.

I do apologize about the numbers mistake though. I had heard from some that numbers were down a while ago. I don't venture into your board more than 1 or 2 times a month. I am glad to see it is a success and increased numbers and support is great for the sport. However, as much as I applaud the sentiment, the execution has left a lot to be desire from me, personally.

I hope I have clarified.

I think your friend Dropkick Murphy would disagree, when you won the league leaders against us last year your celebrations were muted all through the second half by the Wigan end, when we were 20+ points behind!

Oh dear, oh dear Mr Rocket, looms like somebody really has been doing some "bum banging" doesn't it

look... everyone here is massively jealous of your skull and crossbones flags.... and your vocal welsh choir like singing.

happy now?

Why is there more women than men in the wigan ultra group ?

Reminds me of a bunch of school kids on a day outing at the seaside

For a start, there isn't its made up of lads from the age of 16-45. As thats already been stated, them flags were situated about 13 rows down from the back of the stand so unless you can see through the banners you couldn't possibly see who's behind them on the picture.

And how would you know anyway? You've met everyone have you?

I'm just going off what the school headmaster said

It wasn't really. If you think it was it is sad.

I admit you were vocal (as every away support that comes to the HJ is) but we were not muted.

If you would actually look at what my original post said, it was that I think Wire could benefit from something similar. Similar to what your PM said. No need to get all aggressive and @rsey

As somebody has pointed out earlier on in this tedious thread, wire fans used to regurlarly outsing teams when we were getting a pasting. I've seen us get numerous beatings at the hands of wigan or saints, but the singing and atmosphere has always been good. In fact, the away end was rocking all the way through the night we got drubbed 80-0. I don't walk away from those games however, thinking 'wow we fans were great in there tonight'. I am more concerned about the result and it seems that certain wigan fans are only bothered about the atmosphere they create and if that's good then they can boast about that regardless of the scoreline. Anyway, for what it's worth Hull fans create the best atmosphere and salford's away support, however small, is as vocal as anyone else.

It's hard to generate an atmosphere against a team you know you're going to beat.

Shame you cant do it when it matters then isn't it. If you get chance to go to Manchester, Old trafford is the one with the 70,000 seats just off Sir Matt Busby way.

And the brand name of a well advertised jam-rag. Why anyone would name themself after a sanitary towel is beyond me.

On Friday evening the Pie Ultra's were as cringeworthy as watching the flag-waving Chelsea fans the previous week against Napoli.