: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:56 pm  

Yeah, it usually involves one of the following:

1) Yay, we played well.
2) Boo, hiss, we lost. The referees not a very nice man.
3) Our stadium's gonna be built before yours.
4) Locked.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:00 pm  

you forgot my dads bigger than your dad

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:03 pm  

Hughies sister wrote:

you forgot my dads bigger than your dad

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:08 pm  

invmatt wrote:

If the Cats didn't taunt the crowd the bottles would have never been thrown. They're the professionals and should know better.

And the people that threw them are thugs who dont know better.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:34 pm  

Thanks to all the supposed Cas fan or should i say idiots that threw bottles on to the pitch as one hit my eight year old son bruising his leg. Things don't always go our way and i know some decisions were bad but is there any need for this behaviour. You have brought disgrace to the club that i and many others adore .Please go watch football and keep away from the Tigers so that true fans can watch the game that they love.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:56 pm  

Gaslight wrote:

A Catalan player threw one back and hit somebody, so does he get arrested for assault?

I don't condone throwing the bottles but without CCTV in the ground you can't see he threw em, which is a shame because they aren't fans of this club.

cant blame greg bird for this one he's got an alibi

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 12:03 am  

Getting back to the original post - should clubs risk losing league points if fans behave poorly in the ground?

Fines for the club mean little to morons, but maybe points would?

I was and still am, embarrassed at what happened tonight. For gods sake, its a rugby match and mistakes by players and officials make the story we go to see. I do a 140 mile round trip to every home game, I was disapointed but that was ridiculous

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 12:09 am  

Cheshire Tiger wrote:

Getting back to the original post - should clubs risk losing league points if fans behave poorly in the ground?

Fines for the club mean little to morons, but maybe points would?

I was and still am, embarrassed at what happened tonight. For gods sake, its a rugby match and mistakes by players and officials make the story we go to see. I do a 140 mile round trip to every home game, I was disapointed but that was ridiculous

Got to agree with you there, I make a 130 mile round trip to every home game. Cant say as I was exactly happy with some decisions, but throwing bottles?? Unbelievable IMO. I have been standing on those terraces for 27 years now and cant remember being as embarrassed as I was tonight. And to top it all off the M1 was shut on my way home!!!

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:54 am  

Gaslight wrote:

A Catalan player threw one back and hit somebody, so does he get arrested for assault?

I don't condone throwing the bottles but without CCTV in the ground you can't see he threw em, which is a shame because they aren't fans of this club.

Yes if that happened then he most definetley should be arrested and never allowed to play the game again.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:03 am  

philukleeds wrote:

Yes they can celebrate but not taunt the opposition fans which is what 2 cats players did.

You didnt see our players taunting the huddersfield fans last week they celebrated with each other and with there own fans.

Oh thats right there was less than 5 catalans fans in the ground.

Don't know who they were affiliated with but there was about 20 French teenagers in the middle of the Princess Street.