Anyone with connects at the club - please please tell them to ram the union/cricket world cup trumpet noise over the tannoy up their jacksy. We do not need it.

I like it, if I had one I'd be blowing it now as I type.

*insert trumpet thing here*

We dont need it, its pointless and for stadiums that lack atmosphere where fans can create enough sound on there own - WE CAN

I like it too.
I've asked the kids to buy me a trumpet for Mothers day.

rlrl

I dislike it, based on it's obvious association to other sports. It's not as bad as what the RFL did during the Four Nations tho'.


[sizeYes, and before anyone comments - that's not a trumpet, I know

I think we should sing the dart music too, when he teams come out. Da da da da daa da da da da daa oh oh oh

It's terrible, we're not some terrible two bit former Soviet state football team trying to intimidate the opposition because Liverpool are in town.

It was also supposed to be used at rallying points to encourage the team. It was actually used twice in the second half as Saints were kicking off.

Bin it. Wang it. Burn it.

Sonia Jackson had a trumpet.

I like it as well. . .

and I didn't mind the South African trumpet thing

I'd rather get rid of the matchday pillock who babbles on and on, when all we want to do is create an atmosphere the weststanders (and Crossland) can sit back and appreciate

What's Rudd done to you?

The one reason the atmosphere has apparently gone a bit flat ... is purely down to not having them crow things squawk before the teams come out. That was proper pre-match music and no doubt scared the **** outta' opposition fans/teams alike. It must be brought back

What crow things?

He stuck his tongue out at me once. I was cut to the quick, threw my gauntlet in his face and demanded justice at dawn on Beverley Westwood.

The enormous coward didn't turn up.

The terrible squawking crow things, I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't tell what they were.

I don't like Rufus either, look at Ronnie The Rhino, does back flips and all sorts.

But extreme.

If he had bit his thumb at you Sir, then I could understand wanting satisfaction