2 Trophies in 2 years.

Beat Saints in one Final and the Semi-Final of the other.

You have nothing to show for your Semi-Final wins, though.

Not true, they've got a song.

3 trophies if you believe the Wire fans that the hubcaps a biggy!

But half of them now say it's just a "pre-season", so even they aren't sure what they think!

I was at the St Helens match with my family and was disgusted at the language used in this chant. Rugby league is still a family sport and needs to stop as one. Foul language in chants is not required . The humour of the chant would not be lost if you droped the F word. When you have children you will know what I mean.

You make a good point, how about
" You really bottled it "
" Five times in a row "

My god, grow a pair of balls. Bad language is everywhere in every day life. If you think it's a family sport, please never take your kids to games against teams such as: Hull, Leeds, Hull KR, Hull, Warrington, Saints, Hull, Wakefield, Cas, Hull, Salford and Hull.

And let's follow it up with "The referee's a...not very nice person"

Grow a pair? What a totally disrespectful reply.

As it happens I totally agree with him. Just because "Bad language is everywhere in every day life" doesn't mean I want my 9 year old exposed to it at a rugby game.

Okay, sorry, maybe it was a tad disrespectful. But like I said, don't want your kids to hear bad language? Don't let them walk out of the door, or watch the T.V.

Its strange how things change. A few years ago I would join in with singing at the back of the stand at KR but now I have started taking my son who is 6 I stand as far away as possible. We walked away from LP and he asked me did I hear all the bad language. I looked to the sky and prayed he didn't repeat it. Only for him to say, we wont tell mummy what they said, god bless him.

He doesn't play in the street with a load of kids shouting and singing obscenities and he doesn't watch TV after 9pm. In fact he's not even up at 9pm unless it's a Friday match.

Look I realise that he'll hear stuff like this whilst he's at school and I even have a chuckle myself at the W@nky Warrington song but I do think that some of the stuff that's sung at games is dragging us down to the level of some of the less salubrious clubs that you highlighted earlier. I'm only 39 and, call me a hypocrite, it's not that long ago that I'd be joining in with this stuff but it is a family sport still and I'd hope that it will remain that way unlike our multi million pound ground share sport.