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Worried about how to address the team from the touchline?  Concerned about finding ways to express your support and undying
admiration for the play you’re being subjected to?  Here are a few handy insults / encouragements to shout from the Touchline.  
Just insert the name where appropriate and off you go.  For more guidance and demonstrations look no further than the
Zimmermen on the touchline – endlessly inspiring and inventive with their invective, we are in the presence of masters of their craft
and we are not worthy….It goes without saying however that should any of the opposition support choose to unleash an insult on
our team then 'ooor boys' must be defended to the death.  Don't forget to also check out the Supporters Rights Page.
Encouragement for any forward
who has the ball and is making a
break with it - particularly
encouraging for the rumbling
rhino/hippos that make up our
front row
Should use the full vocal range
that you possess rising to a
crescendo and can also be
accompanied by wide flung arms
or pointing at the pitch/offender in
disbelief or casting of eyes to the
heavens
Insert either nickname / full name
or number on back of shirt -
should be bellowed across the
field of play. Our resident experts
(whom we would not recommend
you emulating, at least not if you
want to speak for the rest of the
week) will be sure to demonstrate.
 Just step back, cover your ears
and enjoy!
Encouragement to be shouted
whenever the opposition are
running away (and making
significant ground) with the ball,
particularly pertinent for our ‘blow
dried’ backs who sometimes hold
back from tackling over fear that
their hair do’s may become
disturbed.
Like soccer there is an official 'offside'
rule however we find this is a phrase that
is applicable at any point the opposition
seem to be getting the ball
Our favourite insult of the season,
disparaging, cutting and yet can be
used in front of the children…insults
just don’t come much better than
this.  Can also be used in the form
‘XXXXX YOU CLOWN’ to ensure that
the object of your ire/derision is well
aware that they are in the firing line.
Not a claim for any kind of blood
relationship with any of the team
this multi application cheer is a
good one to belt out as our player
fells one of the opposition in a
bone-crunching manner or else
when one of our 'gazelle like'
wingers go for glory!  Can also be
adapted to the ‘Father Ted’ cheer
of ‘GO ON! GO ON! GO ON!’
repeated as necessary until the
ball is dropped, our player is
felled or a try is scored.