I don't have an issue I do understand what your saying just don't get why week after week all people do is moan moan moan there litterally always something to moan about, on here, on Facebook, and twitter moan moan and moan some more!, just because currently you can't moan about on the pitch lets have a moan about something off the pitch, Lighten up go moan about price of fuel or your gas bill!!

Instead of repeating yourself constantly try and understand people are having an opinion.
Its a forum, its what its for. If you don't like it don't look.

The irony is, you are moaning about people (in your [iopinion[/i) moaning.

Correct I am moaning, about the fact that there always seems to be a negative thread, people are entitled to their opinion, I'm just airing mine too, I knew as soon as I posted i would get this sort of reply, just because I'm not part of the forum or the merry band of misery that seems to surround this place!

Then you cannot have any complaints' then

When did rugby league become a family sport? I seem to recall someone telling me that it was a marketing ploy in the 70s due to the goings on in football at the time.

Not looking for an argument, just wondering

Thought atmosphere was abit subdued in the north stand until last quarter, I think multiple things affected the attendance, rain , skymatch, big weekend of sport and I know we shouldn't rely on away support but that was the worse leeds have brought for aslong as I can remember.

Tour de France crap dont help

I am not saying it's right but if you think kids in this day and age don't hear language like that in other places, then I would suggest that you also have an issue. My wife teaches in a primary school some of things she tells me the kids say they have learnt at home is appalling.

Rugby league stoppedbeing a 'family game' a long time ago.

I agree with the OP - it's great when the Northstanders sing and support the team in a positive way, but I'm not enamoured with the abusive and sweary chants - it's not banter and it's only 'a bit of fun' if you haven't got kids with you or aren't offended by that kind of language. If you are, it's an imposition on your enjoyment of the game and it doesn't paint the club in a very positive light.

Would hope the choir can put together a nice tribute chant for Phil Clarke, in readiness for Thursday night's game, following his support last Friday. Containing the words Please, Please, Please would be good.

You've just lost all credibility.