Not bothered about prayers, cheerleaders, or which part of the ground the players warm up in. What bothers me more is why we take the pitch for the pre match warm up long after the opposition. I don't remember this happening to such an extent in previous seasons. We came out so long after the Castleford players on Friday it was untrue. I appreciate we will be more familiar with the ground and conditions than the opposition, but I'd like to see us out there sooner if only as a statement of intent

Our cheerleaders should be given a trinity top each to perform in even if it can't be replica shirts. It will help them look more professional and be identified with the club.

The other benefit being it will also help advertise merchandise to supporters who may then want to purchase the clothes from the club shop raising much needed funds?

asmadasa - spot on mate create the right image to start with

Next to SEX shop and yes I have been to both

Why oh why does our club not announce forthcoming under 18's or under 16's matches at first team games. You get the impression that they know these games will be taking place but would prefer it if nobody came to see them. As for the cheerleaders. I am old enough to remember the marching bands at half time.Now that would be my preference.

We've done it for Whinos and Shudds no reason why we couldn't do Wakey. The club would just need to get in touch

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please no

Cas' cheerleaders showed ours up because they're obviously a proper group who've been together much longer. (And were better than the Dolls were anyway.)

Personally, if you're going to have dancers, have proper ones who are 18+ or don't bother. Is it entertaining to watch a bunch of kids dance out of tune, other than to their parents?

Not sure of your understanding of what the cheerleaders are about. For me, they are a way to engage young people in the club and if along the way they provide entertainment before kick off and at half time, then that is a bonus.

Nah, they are all boring IMHO but if we must at least make it look professional - I know what the aim is but I don't believe it works.

By using the word Proffesional on your reply Vastman you are obviously implying we pay someone to come in and dance. Haven't we been down this route once before. It's a sad indictment of where we are as a bunch of fans when we are sticking the boot in to a bunch of kids.

The dancers will only get better by performing a bit like players, you don't play, you don't get better.