Anyone been to a Leeds Ladies home match (or away) recently?

Do they sing, chant, insult the other team etc?
Didnt really happen at the WWC with England, it was all very placid. Although I was with the opposition for a bit.

Chanting singing and insult are rare at a womens footie game.
Besides some homophobic Chelsea suporters once and our resident troublemaker at Borehamwood
trouble do not happen there.
I have see Leeds at home last season when we played them at the mens training ground, they had a fair number of supporters.

Of course we would. We are Leeds!

I saw leeds ladies play Blackburn in october and a few times last season am also hoping to see them tomorrow and I've not heard chanting or any insults. I tend to shout to encourage players ie come on sue, jess etc

We can check how you chant on 13th Jan

So will all the place if I'm the only one doing it.

What about Arsenal? Anything at all?

I don't think shlj's favourite fan (or resident troublemaker, as he calls him) will travel that far

So you'll be the noisy one
Apart from Byrnefan, of course

When I saw Charlton at leeds in april there was a charlton fan with a bell like you rung at school he rang it when the team came out then when they scored !

I so want to shout come on big bird to emma but daren't as she'd hear me and not be impressed

We have about a dozen of regular away fans for european games it goes from 1 to 50 sometimes and chanting is mainly two people at Borehamwood : one of them doing funny songs and the other one saying daft stuff sometimes. Plus our resident troublemaker who had last year an argument with some away supporters who were well upset of his antics taking the [beep!] at their players.

Its not nice when fans do that...unless its towards Man Utd.

Nah, think I will stay quiet enough for this one. Unless Leeds score.....as a mouse.

Hey

The bell rang out loud and clear at the Leeds game today- no chanting from from the Leeds fans but those I chatted with were both friendly and fair minded .

And a bit stunned I should think too, Pat

Im liking the sound of this bell. Reminds me of the guy who was banging a drum in the Kop for Leeds United.

The guy was there with the bell yesterday

I should have gone.

so who is the person at BW that chants AR-SEN-AL, AR-SEN-AL, on their own and with no shame.

Maria, we also have old ken the senile guy who moans at everything for 90 minutes..

If you didn't have Ken you wouldn't have entertainment in between lulls in the game

I think we stood next to Ken for most of the FA Cup against Brum City.

He had a red Arsenal jacket and cap and seemed generally disaapointed for the whole duration of the game.

I told him to shut up at least 10 times shame he does not understand French.
There is a text message service at the emirates stadium to advise stewards of anti-social behaviour and else
if he goes to that game, Steward are gonna have a field day
I mean he was badmouthing our youngsters after the County Cup game against Charlton
the girls are like 16 to 19 and he complained they did not play well. What a [beep!] [beep!], he should be ashamed to call himself a supporter.

It amazed me how critical he was yesterday...as if the girls were deliberately not trying and that there were no opposition players putting in challenges, blocks and tackles.He even went as far as shouting the length of the field at Emma about her choice of clearance- I just wonder what the players think when they hear his advice/criticism. Have they ever responded to him?

I haven't ever seen any of the players react, they shouldn't really. I saw him talking to Mary Phillip and he seemed to be having a bit of a rant and she just smiled and said 'Alright, Ken' which is probably the best thing to do

I don't think is that well so it's nicer to leave him.

I did mention somewhere else that he was ranting as the girls were going into the ground at Wycombe for the League Cup Final 2 years ago - Rachel Yankey turned and said to him "Don't start already - we're not even on the pitch yet!" - but she did smile.

I think they just accept him, but opposition players don't always do so

I spoke to him in a cafe before the league cup game

I'd never dare shout stuff to the players negative stuff anyway imagine after the league cup suggesting to some of them that there passing was poor