screens for scores and video replays; one behind Boomerang Corner and one at the opposite corner of the rink. Two traditional scoreboards are located in the two remaining corners. Team culture Sectarianism has long been a significant problem with sports in Northern Ireland. When the club was established, Giants' management was committed to ensure the club did not attach itself to any particular faith or community, instead aspiring to represent Belfast as a whole. A number of policies were introduced to achieve this. Football colours, clothing, and flags which may have displayed a persons' political or religious affiliation were banned from the arena. The national anthem of the United Kingdom, traditionally played before games at other arenas in the Elite League, is not played before Giants games. These policies have been successful as the Giants have built a large and enthusiastic fanbase which has become known as the 'Teal Army'. As of 16 March 2020, the Giants have averaged an attendance of 4,387, ranking them 3rd amongst UK teams and 80th in Europe. The Giants have an official podcast, "A View From the Bridge", hosted by fans Patrick Smyth, Davey McGimpsey, Simon Kitchen, and Joel Neill. There is also an official supporters club known as the Giants OSC. Team songs For many years the Giants have been introduced onto the ice with the song "Rise" by English rock band The Cult. The Giants' goal song begins with The Irish Rovers' version of "The Belle of Belfast City", a popular local rendition of the old children's folk song "I'll Tell Me Ma". This is mixed into "Song 2" by English Britpop group Blur before face-off. Current squad Squad for 2022-23 Elite League season * Denotes two-way deal with NIHL side Hull Seahawks ** Denotes two-way deal with NIHL side Milton Keynes Lightning Former Giants Retired jersey numbers 4 Shane Johnson 11 Colin Ward 16 Rob Stewart 18 Graeme Walton 19 Colin Shields 27 Paxton Schulte 44 Todd Kelman Notable former players 2 Brock Matheson 5 Will Colbert 5 Jérôme Gauthier-Leduc — former Buffalo Sabres draft pick, played for Belfast February–June 2017 9 Andrew Fournier 12 Kyle Baun — ex AHLer 14 Theoren Fleury — former Stanley Cup-winning NHL player 14 Daymen Rycroft 14 Mike Forney — 2015–17; former Atlanta Thrashers draft pick 15 Scott Champagne 15 Kevin Westgarth — former Stanley Cup-winning NHL player 15 Darcy Murphy — 2018–19 top EIHL