I'd welcome it if they just stuck to the right side.

I also remember a bottle throwing incident from the right side accelerating the start of segregation.

Well I can't provide evidence of the numbers involved but your second sentence says it all.

Dear Salford City Reds,
Have a read of the above post and see what a negative image of the club is being painted by a minority.
Yours,
Red Preacher.

As long as it's done intelligently and appropriately. See Iain's last post.

Dare I say it, there is one issue the vast majority of The Shed are united on: the coach.

Thing about these morons is they will probably join in if it starts getting going, could actually get them on side if the shed gets as bouncing as it used to be.

DOES ANYONE SUGGEST RINGING THE CLUB TO SEE IF ANYTHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT THEM? CANT DO ANY HARM CAN IT?

A few points, FWIW...........

TR - "At salford over the last three years there has been a right side of the shed, and a left hand of the shed"
Well let's all move into the middle then (where some of us still stand) and join forces. At OT you'll often find a chant started in K stand that dies on it's ar$e by the time it reaches the SE. From what I can tell we're all in agreement that SOME of the central shed dwellers are the problem. There doesn't appear to any beef between the left and the right sides so let's all cuddle up in the middle and the non-singers can inhabit the flanks.

JJ - "I'm a bit old for singing at games"
Lame excuse gramps . Have you seen some of the old farts knocking out a choon on "Songs of Praise"? I'm a great believer that your voice gets better with age so loosen them vocal chords man!

The Op - "we'd all usually make fools out of ourselves at one point but we all laughed with each other and nobody laughed at anyone else expense regardless"
Spot on. I remember trying to start a chant in the San Siro in '99. Believe me, I'm no Pete Boyle and when my first effort went down like a lead balloon for a couple of minutes I felt like a right tw*t! Maybe it was the beer inside me that persuaded me to have another go but lo and behold 5 minutes later the whole end joined me in a rousing rendition of "Keano's f*ckin magic". Still one of my proudest moments to this day.

"The only thing we lacked in the past was numbers, at the moment its enthusiam and numbers, its up to us the supporters to grab the bull by the horns and drag the match day experience forward to where it was and even higher"
Exactly. 150 Salford fans belting out "Oh when the Reds...." or 13,000 Pie fans chanting "Wiiiigan, Wiiiigan."?No brainer.

BF - "I think it's hilarious when the "Yorkshire, Yorkshire" chant from the Leeds fans in the North Stand is met with a resounding "Baaaa" from the shed - long may it continue"
Agreed. Bad language/prejudice(in the loosest sense ) has it's place in sport (in moderation). Most normal human beings know where to draw the line and a bit of "banter" about Yorkshire/Humberside/Merseyside/Wales has it's place. Sport is tribal and as long as fans know where to draw the line a bit of un-political correctness is fine by me. If fans want a lifeless dump fook off to the DW/Galpharm . If/when we move to Barton we need to take some of The Shed's "soul" with us otherwise it's just gonna be another soulless steel pit

And as my MLK quote touched so many hearts yesterday here's my thought for the day..............

Is it Right or Wrong?
Try to Find a Place!
We can all Belong...
'Be As One'
Try to Get on By #
If we unify?
We should really Try!
Sweet Harmony, The Beloved

Good call.

I also feel that we don't abuse the referees often enough.

The club have been told about the behaviour of certain fans including their recent behaviour on the club organised coach. The reaction was a shrug of the shoulders and "what can we do?"

They were quite capable of banning people last season following certain incidents. I'm not sure why the same action can't be taken again?