We better take more than we did to Saints then. Terrible following.

It was lower on both sides as it will be v pies, as it was v Hudds.
That is the result of Thursday night rugby, but everything being relative we ought still to out sing them.

Yeah I was there, one of my favourite away days!

I know how quiet the Wigan fans are pal, the only time they make noise is when they complain to the ref, which is what I meant by "we'll be up against their fans"

For a Thursday night it was alright, we more than made up for the average numbers with the noise we made. There'll be more at Pies I imagine with more noise too.

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You'll never beat the atmosphere of Wigan away in 2001

I remember Wire faithful singing Barmy Army for 80 mins straight. Dunno if that was the Cullen era too.
Had so many great nights there that they've all mingled into one great thought now.

No not Cullen, it was VDV.

I was at the 2001 game, it was in my opinion the best atmosphere I've been in.

Van de Velde barmy army over and over again. Plus all the fights and sendings off, great game shame about the score.

It was quite a cool night too, first game of the season I think.

I'll agree, probably the best atmosphere I've been in. You're right Wire Yed, was the season opener, was freezing cold. Still have the game on VHS - need to get it converted really.

How quickly time flies by.
The Pie fans were dumb struck and unable to raise a meaningful song themselves in reply.
Yes the Pies kept scoring and we kept singing, even louder.

I often lose my voice after a Pie game but lost it for a day and a half after that game. Well worth it.

What I loved about that game was the way the fans sang.

Anyone seen Zulu? Well the bit where they have 3 rows of guns, row 1 fires and as they are reloading row 2 fires and then as they reload row 3 fires.
I don't know how it was choreographed but the bottom half would sing 'VDV barmy army' and then the top half would, it kept the noise constant. Always thought what would have happened if we'd actually been winning?

We would perhaps just cheered the trys, sushed the conversations and sang individual songs...

The mentality from us that day was....
We're going to get beat, we don't care.
We are here, you don't like us, we don't care.
We make noise, you don't like it, we don't care.
We hate Wigan, that's the way it is feck you.

A Wire and proud.