Keith Swiftcorn wrote:Trouble in't north stand, eh?

There's summat wrong when you can't eat your prawn sandwiches in peace.

dum-dum wrote:Sorry guys.

I saw those in fancy dress before the 'cricket' in the sports bar, they were already tanked up. They are exactly the same at our home games, we've given up our space to move away from them even though "we've been here 12 years" they say.

I hope your club passes on their names, they have tarred the name of all us rovers fans who braved the weather and got soaked to the bone to 'support' our team. Good result well done.

ChampagneSuperRovers wrote:Did anyone report them? If it's a minority which it seems to be, they need weeding out and banning then if they are instigating violence (both sides).

As an aside, why do I find Home fans that congregate in the designated away ends to be total idiots throughout the course of the game, I had a couple of wind up merchants who supported Leeds baiting during the match and things could have got ugly as they were trying to provoke a response out of a lot of people around them. It doesn't help and to be honest why they would want to go in an uncovered stand when the home end was sheltered is beyond me!!

barton baird wrote:Every club has its nobheads mate,just a pity some people have to make out its only supporters from Hull.

dum-dum wrote:I genuinely feel for the leeds fans today, I've put up with them for two seasons, never after a 7 hour bender though.

I'm also hearing of trouble they'd caused in the pubs outside the ground too, how did they get in the North stand?

Vile.

ryano wrote:I saw that crew just after they had been refused entry and ,presumably, just before they got arrested. Big Fat Lad was having a go at Big Fat Girl saying it was her fault they were refused. They looked like they were just going to get into it - which I wouldn't have minded watching. Neither of them would make the weight but I wouldn't like to pick a winner. The Mexican Bandit looked on forlornly with his mouth mimmicking the droop of his moustache. He must have beem contemplating how he passes the next 3 hours staggering around Headingley in the pishing rain with this mob in tow. Looks like he fell on his sword and decided a night in the Bridewell suite was more appealing. Reminded me of Rangers fans. Fantastic!