it's not just wigan... this flavor of chav exists at a national level.

As soon as they said they were playing the last post then a minutes silence i knew it was gonna be cringeworthy from those lot at the top of the south, and they didnt disappoint. Idiots.

Agreed, the standing ovation was very emotional and fully deserved. I did wonder though about having three Scottish soldiers from the scottish regiment presenting the match ball on St. Georges day

i was near the back of the south stand and thought it was a disgrace at people laughing, i had my head down and had people trying to make me laugh but i just ignored them. complete lack of respect.

although, i too didnt hear the announcement so i was little confused as to what was happening after the last post as
Bentham only blew the whistle a while after.

Stood in sheer disgust throughout that minute's 'silence', towards the back of the South Stand deliberate coughing and stupid noises, giggling and chatting schoolgirls what an effing disgrace.

Kick em all out I say!

Seriously considering moving to the East next season.

some people didnt realise there was a munites silence and started clapping then shut up which is fair enough, the ones who continued to laugh and shout are scum end of

Total Disrespect

There was some confusion and that was evident with the Army Cadets marching off half way through the minutes silence...? Most of them marched off leaving 2 stood there, who obviously knew what to do.

In fact, fook that - I'm going to contact the club to upgrade for the rest of the season.

I'm not defending bad behaviour here (and I do believe there was some last night albeit borne out of confusion) but I think the people taking the 'simple set of instructions' are wide of the mark. Our PA is shocking and half the time it's difficult to make out exactly what is being said. Let's be honest here, even some of the young soldiers around the ground didn't know what was going on and 3/4 of the ones at the East/North end of the ground marched off during the minutes silence as they too weren't sure what was going on! Now I'm sure there was no lack of respect intended in that.

As for the 'adults' who weren't sure what was going on, ever thought about the hard of hearing? I'm not saying all were but it would only need the odd one or two to misunderstand and start clapping or break the silence to cause others to do the same. Again, I'm sure there would have been no lack of respect intended.

As I said, I'm not defending any genuine bad behaviour, but some on this thread could do with having a little more respect for the fact there were around 19,000 people in that ground last night and not all wiould have been able to hear or understand just because you did! Respect works all ways....

While the bad behaviour at the beginning of the minutes silence was disappointing, the off the cuff, totally unplanned applause while the ball was being presented was extremely good.

Who the **** claps after the Last Post though? Complete morons.

I sat in North last night and if South is like that no wonder your moving. Its for a beer and was full of scrubbers who didnt have a clue. I prefer sitting in west, theres more bars and less people and its much more enjoyable