Leeds Chanting

[Damien]

What's all this about? Nice how they have picked a font and style that makes it barely legible:

 

[Futtocks]

That's some criminal kerning.

[RigbyLuger]

And a letter in the LE this week having a go at fans chanting at Tesi Nui!

[Click]

6 minutes ago, RigbyLuger said:

And a letter in the LE this week having a go at fans chanting at Tesi Nui!

DB has started writing letters now? Good for him

[Waynebennettswinger]

Leeds have been great this year, one of the few teams who have been fun to watch, there’s a lot going for the Rhinos club however a swift deduction of points using IMG type ratings should see them relegated for use of that offensive font.

[Hopie]

53 minutes ago, Damien said:

What's all this about? Nice how they have picked a font and style that makes it barely legible:

 

I think they are targeting the sort of people who don't read that much anyway.

 

No idea what the post is about, but I do remember times when swearing in chants was more selective. It has its place, but if you are already calling the opposition #### before the game starts then where can you go if the opposition starts some grubby tactics or foul play?

[RigbyLuger]

Will Wigan do the same for the "classy" chant their fans have about the opposition?

[Superb Chops]

2 hours ago, Futtocks said:

That's some criminal kerning.

Yikes. Leading and centrally aligned body text too.

[Transpennine Ram]

This is why an organisation should have a style guide.

[Leyther_Matt]

3 hours ago, Click said:

DB has started writing letters now? Good for him

In crayon 

[Tommygilf]

I can only assume this is in reference to the newer Mikey Lewis or Tesi Niu chanting?

That said neither of those examples are particularly relevant to a recent or upcoming game - nor are they unique to Leeds. Its odd that either of those would trigger some sort of statement now.

Cas chants have been going on for years about having extra phalanges.

I don't recall anything notably different or unusual about the chants against Bradford either.

I do note that the Jimmy Savile chants have made it over from Football into some away contingents at Headingley, but don't see why that is worth this either.

[Tommygilf]

 

Answer: None of the above.

 

No idea...

[Leyther_Matt]

It was 10 German bombers, could hear it fairly clearly on Sky. Presumably pre-England boisterousness.