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As previously said, not a great photograph, but maybe a bit of background knowledge will shift your perspective slightly...

With the move into our new home approaching a number of users on redvee expressed a desire to add some new flags to our collection. Many designs have been put forward and there are some crackers amongst them. It was noticed however that the red & white colour scheme could become monotonous and it was suggested that we could use some other colours.

As part of the "


As previously said, not a great photograph, but maybe a bit of background knowledge will shift your perspective slightly...

With the move into our new home approaching a number of users on redvee expressed a desire to add some new flags to our collection. Many designs have been put forward and there are some crackers amongst them. It was noticed however that the red & white colour scheme could become monotonous and it was suggested that we could use some other colours.

As part of the "Farewell to Knowsley Road" events the club release our heritage shirt. The shirt is chocalate and light blue in colour in homage to a jersey we wore in 1890. It was well received by fans and is still worn by many of us. With this in mind it was suggested that a flag could be made using this colour scheme instead.

Tha flag went through a few iterations but in the end this design was agreed upon (without the addition of the "Play Up St Helens" badge)


How you can say that it "looks absolutely crap" is beyond me.

This thread still going???

We were by no means the first team to take a flag to a game and nor will we be the last. We have taken it to another level with the numerous hand held flags at every game (usually only see these at finals and they say 'Hi Mum') but the more clubs that try it, the better.

We'd all love our own ground as well. I hate the DW and I spend at least 24 weeks a year there.

Well it wasn't for about 4 days until you come on and commented