i think we can do it. I'll be joining in and doing my part, but one thing I did notice about the "oooooooo ooo ooo, wooooooh woooha" is how infectious it is.

Split up into 3 groups, main group at the back and two satalitte groups toward the front on either side, and it will spread. Sure you'll get the odd misery who wont join in, but if the bulk are up and singing and dancing...

i very much doubt it

If all the people who sat at the back at Widnes sit together in the south stand and give it as much as they did on Friday night it could be done. You will get more and more people wanting to be part of that and the area will grow week on week.

It would take a while though.

well theres a few of us who sit at the front in the middle and we can try and get the others at the front to join in ... might look a bit like loners to start with

we're usually down the front as well, when it starts up at the back, we're planning to join in, and get those around us to do the same...

Home atmospheres are never anything like atmospheres at away games.

so we need to find out why, and fix it. There's only 2000 more in South Stand than went on Friday night, that's the minority...

It looks fun... and people tend to join in with stuff that looks fun!

if we can get it going in the south and get our scarves waving above our heads it will look so good especially with it being on tv..............just think what all the other teams fans will think, not only r wigan the best team on the field.....they got the best fans off it aswell.....ancient and loyal !!!!

No point in trying. It has been tried before and does not work. All those who stood together at Widnes don't all sit together.

Everyone is split up at home games as opposed to all being together at away games. Plus, at away games you have your die hards as opposed to your day trippers.

Perhaps for next season it may be worthwhile approaching the club to see if they could arrange for a Brigantes section in Either the South or East Stands then those who want to try and create an atmosphere can while those that want to watch the game in their way also could

Just a thought

We've been trying for 11 years. It will just never happen.

Hate the DW.

Just wish we could play away every week

I think its the same for most teams, in all sports, because away days are just so much better, the fans are more pumped for the game and you really get involved in the action. At home people tend to switch off (unless of course its a big derby game, which Huddersfield is not)