what is it with you wigan fans? you seen to bring a negative out of everything. you won the game so you should be talking about how well you did, not having digs at warrington players, or fans or the fighting or whatever you lot can come up with to make us out to be in your words SCUM which i think is an innapropriate comment coming from a team like wigan.

matt king stuck his fans up at us (warrington fans) for giving him stick but did we moan about it making excuses saying oh kids were around or i am reporting it to the RFL. we just laughed.

so for anyone who is saying "my kids were around so it was disrespectful", dont be so bitter because the amount of banter that happens in rugby with the songs and the rest all has bad language in. what about when you lot sing 'w*nky warrington'? do your children ask why you are singing that? no! or when there are players fighting on the field? do you think that is appropriate? no!

everyone who attends any rugby match should expect swearing, violence, and gestures with whatever they signalise. so for myler and mathers to give the v's then that is nothing compared to what normally happens in a rugby match!

Wire_yed etc (In other Words all the other decent Wire fans)

What do you reckon to that?

Lol, best laugh I've had all day. Cheers



I don't get the bit in bold, does it mean 'successful team'?

Heat of the moment that's all, if I were mathers I'd have done the same. They both probs regret it.

Definately does not warrant a complaint, kids see a lot worse on their playstation!!

I dont remember Warrington fans laughing when Matt King stuck his 'two's' up to the Warrington fans!

Myler and Mathers need to grow up and if it makes you happy we good sing...

Oh Wacky, Wacky,
Wacky, Wacky, Wacky, Wacky Warrington!

Keep it coming

Get off your soapbox. It's the unprofessional manner of the two Warrington players in question which people have brought to attention which is different to a alcohol-fuelled supporter in the crowd.

To be fair it's not a massive ordeal, Nick NJ sums it up quite well but conversely I can understand why some fans might take offence, especially in what seemed to be an already hostile environment which can antagonise the crowd further.

Was thinking much the same myself and have always stuck up for Richie Mathers and felt sorry for him because things didn't work out for him with us but the more I think about it he was the architect of his own demise as I think he had as many red cards in his time with us as tries scored so inevitably the times when he was unavailable due to his enforced suspensions someone else had to fill the fullback's role so getting back into the team became harder for him

To be honest, I think his red cards came simply from a lack of confidence and trying to hard to improve. He clearly wanted to be successful here, which nobody could doubt, but when every man and his dog started getting on his back, it started going wrong for him. I don't blame him for feeling a bit bitter, but its unproffessional to stick the v's up at the crowd, I don't think much of him now tbh.

and Wire fans call Sam cocky and arrogant? They need to look abit closer to home with their own halfback pairings of fat s*it and little s*it.

Was it from a Wire fan though? Only 2 posts from this poster, so maybe it was a wind up? Surely not even the extras from Deliverance that make up much of Wire's fan base are that stupid...... are they?