Why do people do this? I know it's a family game and all that but it hardly strikes the DW as being an intimidating place to go to.



Small matter I know, but it just seems to me that it plays into the other team's hand and makes them relax more and play their normal game.

I was saying this earlier. It's pathetic. We almost make it as welcoming for them as we do for our own team. They must feel like they're at home. We should make the away players feel nervous and intimidated and put as much pressure as we can for them. Drives me mad.

Always bugged me and even more so tonight after Wanes comments in the week. I'm not saying boo them on but just stay silent ffs. It must give the opposition such a warm feeling.

Why not? It's sportsmanship. The Bradford fans gave Prescott a big round of applause. If it was completely partisan thinks like that may vanish as well.



I have my own little superstition in that I will clap 'em on in the 1st half but not the 2nd. God knows why but I just do. Anyone else do the same?

Probably makes no difference at all to opposition players.



The DW stadium has always been a nice place for visiting teams because it is not a purpose built rugby league ground, has very nice changing rooms and a decent playing surface too.

People do this because they are not sub human scum bag mouth breathers.

I've seen this mentioned a number of times and I'm still waiting for someone to tell me what a "purpose built rugby league ground" actually is?



Minging changing rooms and potholes all over the pitch?

I clap the away team onto the pitch due to the respect I have for the players involved.

The Halliwell Jones is a good example.

I clap the away team onto the pitch as a mark of respect for their rugby ability and they are about to put their bodys on the line for my entertainment.

i clap off an injured opposition player out of respect.



as for the team? no way..these guys have come to hurt us and go away with 2 points.

Not often I find you're the one I agree with, I'm off for a lie down