Most Points Andrew Johns 2,176 Most Tries Akuila Uate 110 Most Goals Andrew Johns 917 Season Most Points Andrew Johns (2001) 279 Most Tries Akuila Uate (2010) 21 Timana Tahu (2002) 21 Match Most Points Andrew Johns (Rd 21, 2001) 34 v Canberra Most Tries Edrick Lee (Rd 16, 2022) 5 v Gold Coast Most Goals Andrew Johns (Rd 2, 2006) 11 v Canberra Club song Go Hard, Go Knights (1995 – present) Playin' hard, playin' tough, Just plain good is not good enough, We're gonna show you what league's all about, If there's a lesson to be learned we're handing it out. This game is our game, This town is our town, Turn the heat up and listen to the crowd. Go hard, Go Knights, Go proud. This game is our game, This town is our town, Turn the heat up and listen to the crowd. Go hard, Go Knights, Go proud. Supporters Newcastle Knights fans have been described as being among the most rabid in the NRL and in 2008, 2011 and 2012, were the third best supported club in the league. In 2008, the average home game attendance was 18,750, 19,186 in 2011 and 20,919 in 2012. In 2012, the Knights also had the largest Monday Night Football crowd of the year with 18,637 fans turning up in Round 16. Some notable supporters of the club include; | valign=top | Kim Beazley, former Australian politician Catherine Britt, Australian musician Dr. Chris Brown, Australian celebrity veterinarian Tim Clark, Australian jockey Michael Costa, former Australian politician Brad Cranfield & Lara Welham, The Block Season 5 winners Iva Davies, Australian musician James Duckworth, former Australian tennis player Kurt Fearnley, Australian paralympian Joel Fitzgibbon, Australian Politician Thomas Fraser-Holmes, former Australian swimmer Adam Gilchrist, Australian cricketer and sportscaster Ben Gillies, Australian musician Sharon Grierson, former Australian politician Jennifer Hawkins, former Miss Universe | valign=top | Daniel Johns, Australian musician Sophie Lee, Australian actress and author Greg Matthews, Australian cricketer and sportscaster Mark McGowan, 30th Premier of Western Australia Jack Newton, former Australian golfer Josh Pyke, Australian musician Mike Rabbitt, Australian sports journalist Mark Richards, Australian surfer Warren Smith, Surfest organiser John Stuart Tate, Lord City Mayor of Newcastle Nathan Tinkler, Australian mining magnate Jane Turner, Australian actress Felicity Ward, Australian comedian Paul Wilson, former Australian cricketer and umpire Sam Worthington, English-Australian actor Matt Hoy, Former Australian surfer Corey Tutt, Young Australian of