Looking ahead to the stadium expansion I think this will be good for the club in creating a better atmosphere in the ground with the stadium attached and not divided.



The corner between the East Stand and South Stand should become the new Fletcher St 'corner' where all the shouters, singers and bongo players congregate.



My lot will be relocating from the south stand (near away end) to the new corner of the stadium for sure!

Thanks for that Des.

Nice one! Will you be joining us?

I think that will be unlikely! By the way Penny I know you now you have started using your real name.

In answer to the question, no. Banning drums from the stadium would be a good start though.

Finally next season I can gesticulate to the away fans without the worry of hitting the unsuspecting bloke stood in front of me thanks to the extra room





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You're absolutely right Mr M. I prefer to watch the game rather than the opposition fans.

All this HJ has no atmosphere is complete b0110cks

Johns' debut

games against Worriers and Stains, or infact any where there's been a sizable following from the away team

These have been the equal to any game at Wilderspool



Where we fall down, is the amount of teens who turn up, and spend most of the game either

texting, or

chatting to their mates with their backs to the action (all us South Standers are surrounded by these people, but their money going towards the club is still welcome

)

It depends if the club recreates the old Fletcher St toilet facilities, where it was a wall to pee up with a blocked gutter and an overflowing flat surface floor.



I found paddling in the fermenting urine of fellow Wire fans at half time really added spice to the mood of the angry fans which contributed to the Fletcher St atmosphere.

Saturday 28th June 2003. Worst game I have ever attended for atmosphere, may as well have been on the moon.

Sure i saw a thread recently where most other fans thought of us as their favourite away ground, some citing the atmosphere? Are we just being a bit too critical of ourselves?

I don't think it's Des.