: Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:43 pm  

Budgiezilla wrote:

North stand should be for home fans, the South stand away fans - Simple.I had to constantly listen to 'deleriously happy' Rovers fans, whilst watching another inept display from Leigh. If i have to watch my team playing awful Rugby, i'd rather just do it surrounded by fellow 'disgruntled' Leythers.
I guess it's just another 'crap' thing about Leigh Centurions/LSV at the moment. Not enjoyed a game yet, well apart from the 'undeserved' win against Haven in the brilliant Northern Rail Cup.

So much for the Rugby League family!! It is not football, we don't need segragation!

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:51 pm  

Some speccies need segragating from other fans of the same team judging by the falling out between leythers last night

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:55 pm  

but in a way we already ave segregation as you cant move from your designated area anyway.all i was sayin was that i THOUGHT the north stand was for home supporters only or was i miss informed???

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:48 pm  

Brad Fittler Fan Club wrote:

So much for the Rugby League family!! It is not football, we don't need segragation!

Need - no, want - yes.

turnstiles and segregation : Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:44 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

And on the subject of drums...

dont talk to me about drums in the north stand we had parki pig and his mate with a drum apiece and they kept up a constant racket all through the match.I really thoght that Terry Fishwick was old enough to know better

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:50 pm  

There seems to be a general feeling that all drums should be banned. Why can this not be done? (Waits for hundreds of 'pro-drum' replies.)

Re: turnstiles and segregation : Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:30 pm  

peawapp wrote:

dont talk to me about drums in the north stand we had parki pig and his mate with a drum apiece and they kept up a constant racket all through the match.I really thoght that Terry Fishwick was old enough to know better

Have I missed something - were they trying to prove a point???

As an aside - I thought Arty was quite good last night

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:38 pm  

Herald wrote:

Got to agree would have thought all the family tickets would have been in the west stand with the majorty of the home fans,we ended up sat infront of the d*ck with the drum and a old women with the biggest mouth in yorkshre who saw every offside/high tackle/fwd pass/obstruction/punch that leigh did no matter how far away it was.
It was not my first time but some who got the free tickets probley wouldnt have been impressed with the 'ATMOSPHERE' in the south stand.

you take some pleasing....brand spanking new stadium to sit in....maybe if you were as passionate as 'the old woman' who shouts like anyone else but louder... and the drum 'dick'.. you might actually get round to winning a game there....from what I saw there were plenty of empty seats where you could have 'drummed' up your own atmosphere

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:46 pm  

rugbyballs wrote:

There seems to be a general feeling that all drums should be banned. Why can this not be done? (Waits for hundreds of 'pro-drum' replies.)

Should the stewards not have confiscated the drums/drumsticks as dangerous weapons

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:01 pm  

spener wrote:

you take some pleasing....brand spanking new stadium to sit in....maybe if you were as passionate as 'the old woman' who shouts like anyone else but louder... and the drum 'dick'.. you might actually get round to winning a game there....from what I saw there were plenty of empty seats where you could have 'drummed' up your own atmosphere

NO WE DON'T it's not the ground, it's the team that matters, ask St. Helens