thats exactly what I do...I agree booing is not constructive.

I think total silence is much more powerful.

I dont know if its constructive or not to be honest. They needed a bomb up their s tonight, and if the coaching staff cant get the message across the paying fanbase will.

Boooooooooooo

Booing is not my thing and personally I think as a group of fans we are way too quick to start booing. However when you get served up the dross we were tonight it is difficult to criticse people for doing it.

As a Wigan fan, I really do feel your pain.

Maybe we should form a mutual sympathy society for 2009?

If I was a Warrington fan, I'd boo after that performance. Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

I didnt boo, but dont blame those who do either. A wry smile was enough.

My sentiments exactly

They're friends?
Even if I've played badly when formy team and lost a game which w should have won, I still have a bit of friendly banter between my friends on the opposite team after the game. Doesn't mean I care any less. Same goes for King.

You know, nobody is really paying attention to your trolling

Booing is the new cheering .

You know what is also powerful.....clapping the opposition, the look on Adam Moggs face when the Cats came back to take their kick off positions in the second half was priceless.
It was like 'jeez we don't get this sort of support at home !!'

My 14 yr old lad said to me tonight 'Dad, I know this lot are absloute c..p, but you shouldn't boo them, it does nothing'..you know what, he's right.

I go to the games as a parent with my two children aged 11 & 6, so I don't boo the visiting team when they come on to the field or boo our team when we loose, however, this can't go on. I find it hard to explain why we were beaten when clearly we should have gone on to win by a country mile. I can feel the urge to boo against Leeds and it's a fortnight away.

Nice of the Wire fans to cheer the the opposition team, know good rugby when they see it, but have you ever been to Catalans? Their home support is second-to-none, it is absolutely fantastic! I would reccommend going there, it's awesome! The fans are great: friendly, vocal and passionate about their rugby.

Legless, I understand they may be friends, but he should have some respect for the fans at that point. Right in front of the South Stand after a diabolical show, big smile on his mush - back slapping, well played all round old chum etc.. Nothing wrong with that out of the way, later on but dont rub everyone's nose in it.