I think the Leeds fans are good, it's that god awful band that are the problem at Headingly. The trumpeters are out of tune and the drummer is out of time, on EVERY SINGLE song they get going. Ruins a good watch of usually good games.



I can't be doing with this association football continental fan thing with incessant drumming and songs that have no words (ie. too many "woah"s "oah"s "der der der"s and "ole"s).



I like standing in the South Stand near to half-way at Wire but the drum really irritates me after a while.



I'd like a blanket ban on instruments in stadiums and let the fans create their own atmospheres instead of it being forced upon them with *bang bang bang bang bang bang*. But the worst of all is the out of tune trumpets at Leeds, they're laughable! I can't believe that nobody from the South Stand at Headingly has gone up to them and got them to stop. They're like a load of kids who have never played an instrument in their life have broken into the music department at school and are bashing away until the teacher comes to tell them off.

I hate that as well. Proper cheese on toast!



Another example of "atmosphere" being forced onto fans instead of fans being allowed to create their own.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54sT9_KZScU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54sT9_KZScU

Best laugh of the week, fantastic !

Classic

YAAAAAWN, you're the one with deluded narrow minded opinions, so much so that you feel the need to impress on everyone that you're right all the time. you can't bear someone having an opinion different to yours so much so that you have to then follow posters around making comments that give the game away that actually you just really are besotted with me.

Please luv, do me a favour and save your smeggy pants for someone else, I really can't be doing with mixing it with emotionally retarded people like yourself.

thanks

To those questioning the treatment of the ref - and laughably calling it disgraceful like it doesn't happen at every ground almost every week...



We have had James Child in back to back home games, and in both of those games he has had a tendency to favour the away team as far as knock-ons/ball steals are concerned (to the extent of simply making them up some times) and has been very generous with the amount of time they're allowed to clear the ruck. He also appears to be inclined to send Leeds tries up as No Try and our opponents up as Try (see Moon's last night). I wonder why the South Stand might have an issue with him.



By the way, I'm not suggesting he's a cheat, but I do think he's guilty of uneven and inconsistent refereeing that, in my humble opinion, consistently puts Leeds at a disadvantage.

lengthy, angry, riddled with hypocrisy & the same old lines - a cracking bite.

Which you would call what? Personally, I would call it paranoia.

You might be right but Leeds have lost 4 games at home this season...



April 23: Leeds 10 Warrington 29

June 11: Leeds 24 Castleford 31

Sept 4: Leeds 18 Saints 32

Sept 17: Leeds 22 Castleford 29



Guess what they all have in common?



That's right.



It's tin foil hat time!

The away team was better?

Maybe, maybe not. The standard of refereeing was certainly a talking point in 3 of those games though.







Wow, you're easily impressed. Please try and get out more.

Reality check.



If a team scores more points than the opposition they win, no matter what, if they don't they lose. Now here is something to blow your mind, if both teams score the same number of points it is then a draw. Work with it, and perhaps the scenario's may be understood.



As an aid to help comprehension of the above, and because I like to help, match officials, fans, coaches, commentators etc., do not score points at matches, only players.





You are welcome to forward this inciteful information to anyone who struggles with the concept , particularly the South Stand at Headingley, or any other club.