Its not down to you to dictate who can and can't share in the glory. You are really way off the mark with this one. Supporters show appreciation when they deem fit. NO team intends to lose matches but yesterday there seemed to be something wrong with the players. Anyway its gone now.... onwards. What hasn't gone mind you is your attitude towards everyone else whom you seem to criticise as they aren't part of your little band of 'loyal' supporters!. People don't take too kindly to such strong opinions and you should be prepared that by picking on fellow supporters one day it might just come back and bit you on the backside!.

What ?? i dont get your point here....Fartown is not only the name of our old ground it is the club's traditional nickname..its like telling Warrington fans to drop Wire ..it wont happen , to our supporters the club IS Fartown so why would we try and 'get over it' .

Even non followers in town stop me from time to time and ask " how have Fartown got on today ?" so i think you may have got the wrong meaning of Fartown to the fans .

I am voicing an opinion yes- just like the people who walked out were demonstrating one, the difference is voicing mine doesn't affect the players.

I was quite surprised at just how many penalties he gave you. Seemed like he didn't take the whistle out of his mouth for 40 mins. You'd certainly be forgiven for thinking he was trying to get you guys back in the game. I've not had a chance to watch the game back so it may, of course, turn out that they were all fully deserved and for offences only we had committed (meaning, for example, he didn't ignore every off side until he decided it was the right time to give one in your favour), but at the end of the day it's Bentham and we have a shocking record with him, so I'm always skeptical.

You are flaming the fire here - An opinion is fine but what you have done since the start of this thread is condone the actions of a few in abusing people who decide to leave the game early and you wonder why YOUR actions got the response it did. Just be careful because the response next time may be stronger and none of us 'sensible' supporters need that!.

But the person who voiced his/hers opinion of "don't come back" has effected other fans from attending other matches

Totally unacceptable imo. We are supposed to be a family club!

yesterday was one of those days where nothing went right for us, we were poor in every department and never looked like getting anything out of the game once we let tomkins walk unnopposed through our shambolic defence.not once did we get into their faces in defence, our forwards,usually so dominant were well and truly battered, our backs and in particular our defence was awful,our kicking game was non existant and our half backs had no answer.
im not sure what went wrong, yes,wigan were good but we were truly terrible..

as for this loyal supporter thing, i dont like people chanting it when others leave,i am one of those who suffered at fartown but i wouldn't ever try and make out my support is more worthy than anyone else's, fair play to the few of us who did support the lads til the end, but you cant blame anyone for leaving early last night.

Actually the reason I'm annoyed about the whole thing is because one of the people on here who left early thought it was acceptable to turn around to the crowd and stick two fingers up to a section of the crowd in front of my kids. Which they saw and commented on. This is someone I know has celebrated the big wins but then complained he'd wasted his money last night. I'm afraid if that's the attitude people have they are spending their money on the wrong things. We are all dissapointed about the result last night but I bet the players are the ones most disappointed.

What did you expect? You shouted abuse at him and got some back. Dutch door action. Live with it.

Who said I shouted at him? His gesture wasnt exclusive.

No they werent, it was started directly behind me by our "younger" end, none of them have ever seen Fartown, let alone been there.

It was bang out of order considering i know most of the ones who left early as well, ive seen them at more games than ive ever seen the kids at.

I know outta of the 2 groups who i would consider loyal and it certainly aint the younger ones.

At least they can get a chant started at the back end of the Britannia so alls not lost.

I actually cringed when they started with the loyal supporter chant as well as telling them to shut up ...the ones who it was aimed at have been to enough games over the years to be perfectly entitled to walk out of a dire performance like we saw last night .

I don't fully understand all the daggers coming out, you may yet face Wigan in the playoffs and beat them just one of those off days, similar to us v Hull FC this year when everyone looks tired and nothing comes off.

Jools you are talking garbage. So these loyal supporters whom you know from the fartown days must be what in their mid 30's AND 40's and they were the ones shouting 'loyal supporters' were they?. They weren't at all - the majority were younger fans - I watched with interest from a few rows back. You were lucky after last night a 2 fingered salute was all you got in response (and no I am not condoning that in front of kids). However if you can't take it don't dish it out.

If we are not careful this behaviour is going to see some ugly confrontations before long and it needs stopping. We are all here for the greater good.

I have said enough on this one but its like...............................banging your head

I was at Wakefield the other week, got drenched and paid 20 quid for the pleasure. So what?.

And on Shipleys post, we'll call an end to this one

Players dont get vilified on here and neither will our own supporters


Lee