They COULD try if they wanted to as i have suggested.

Lots of people sit in the Riverside because it is marketed as the family stand ie family friendly, more activities aimed at the kids etc.

That is why i sit there with my kids because i know that being 4 and 7 they do not understand the finer arts of dummy runners and 40 -20s but they enjoy the experience and the balloons and big G and the cheerleaders and the enthusiasm of those around them.

Keep the kids coming and they will be the teenagers of 10 years time who will go in the Brittania stand, and away games and fans of the future. That is how you replace the , " Lost Generations", that everyone goes on about.

The atmosphere can be changed. The question is,
DO THE CLUB WANT TO CHANGE IT OR NOT

TBH DG i think its fine as it is now , like you said we have lads who sit at the back with us now who join in the singing and stuff who were little kids in the Riverside with their parents a few years back and enjoyed what that stand offered to them at their age, wehreas now their older they want to become more involved with the vocal side of the support.

Another thing that annoys me is the way I'm only allowed to put my flag at the far side of each stand. If all of us who had flags got together and put our flags up on the Panasonic Stand, it'd look superb on TV, and would get them a bit of a show. I should be able to see flags from all of us on TV, but I saw one (mine ) in the far corner! Do the club not want us to do it?

If it was fine as it is now why do so many people criticise the lack of atmosphere at the giants games .

I just want to see us win a trophy, and we should really get behind the lads, we need a good group who'll shout and although we do have it, I think more should try and get behind them. It's hard against Harlequins and Catalans, but we need to try. It'll really lift them, and the crowds will come with that. Rant over

end of the day we can all go on about the atmosphere at each and every game. its nice that we could get the atmosphere like that i mean i would even go as far to say it would have been better if it was on a sunday with a packed out away end and more giants fans in there. but like most teams leeds,kr saints at knowsley road with these brilliant atmosphere's they are all in a stand standing up also there stadiums aint to big for them.

but if we can start getting some more games like that then we are deffo looking like where going in a good direction

But that does not make sense.

Did we have a good atmosphere on Friday Yes or NO

If the answer is Yes then the size of the ground or having standing vs sitting areas becomnes irrelevant particularly when it was our lowest crowd at home all season ( i think)

If we had a better atmosphere the question becomes

WHY

Why is the most important word in the English language because it makes you look for answers to find understanding

What can we do to help replicate the atmosphere on Friday

I have put forward what i think is a practical workable realistic idea. Everyone elses attitude seems to be Que sera sera

You have to build on everything that you have otherwise you will go backwrds. IF Bradford are getting 14,000 or 20,000 to games how long before they overtake us AGAIN.

|How long before buses and flyers are advertising in Huddersfield for fans to go to Odasal for BULLMANIA.

Maybe i will write their tagline

"Bullmania more atmospheric than the Galpharm"

compare the wakefield atmosphere to the warrington atmosphere

totally differant

people couldnt be bothered to chant or anything againt wakey because they expected an easy win, whereas v wire they thought we were underdogs and were ed from drinking fri night

we should lose our voice every game not just against the so called big teams

Agree there Brearley ..........against Wakey there were groans from the crowd when we lost possesion and people were getting frustrated, they are obviously used to seeing us rack up big wins against wakey, but on Friday the difference could be seen and heard....people up on their feet clapping and encouraging the players when they made mistakes.
the point being that the 'easier' we tend to view the opposition the less the crowd think the players need our help......well i dont see it that way, they proved on friday they can do it so lets see it happening when we play the likes of Wakey, Quins, Catalans etc as well as the 'big' teams .

Hurrah for the Claret & Gold !!!!

I personally think a night match adds to it though