Re: Bottles : Sun Jun 28, 2009 5:32 pm  

vastman wrote:

Both calls were correct but I agree were harsh but that's life. What no one seems to have noticed is that Pelo was tackled head high IMO and a penalty try could easily have been awarded. Again it was as close to a double movement as you can get without actually being one. Truth is your team lost the game because they are not fit and couldn't last the 80 and Catalan could despite the spirited comeback from you lot...

As for the incident, these things happen and it's best IMHO if people don't make a fuss.

Nothing to do with our fitness. Just that we have too many average players who don't offer composure or the necessary qualities on the field. We need to get rid of a couple of players who simply aren't good enough and bring in better calibre players.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:12 pm  

would be shocked but i have publicly said how i deplore some of your fans for previous incidents MANY TIMES BEFORE. Be glad it's public knowledge. Now at least you can root out the problems.

Times like this make me glad the people of Castleford don't see themselves as part of The City of Wakefield in any meaningful way, at least because of this the rest of the district won't be tarred with the same brush!

Sort it out! this is exactly why i will never return to watch Wakefield away at Cas, or at least until i can be convinced that changes have been made and i won't feel i am taking junior members of my family into war-torn Bosnia!

(Share a ground... Would rather watch fev!)

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:13 pm  

Sandal Wild Cat wrote:

would be shocked but i have publicly said how i deplore some of your fans for previous incidents MANY TIMES BEFORE. Be glad it's public knowledge. Now at least you can root out the problems.

Times like this make me glad the people of Castleford don't see themselves as part of The City of Wakefield in any meaningful way, at least because of this the rest of the district won't be tarred with the same brush!

Sort it out! this is exactly why i will never return to watch Wakefield away at Cas, or at least until i can be convinced that changes have been made and i won't feel i am taking junior members of my family into war-torn Bosnia!

(Share a ground... Would rather watch fev!)

Not remember Wakey fans throwing anything & everything on the pitch a few years back then?

Everyone knows who do it, the club ignore the weekly complaints about em.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:23 pm  

Sandal Wild Cat wrote:

would be shocked but i have publicly said how i deplore some of your fans for previous incidents MANY TIMES BEFORE. Be glad it's public knowledge. Now at least you can root out the problems.

Times like this make me glad the people of Castleford don't see themselves as part of The City of Wakefield in any meaningful way, at least because of this the rest of the district won't be tarred with the same brush!

Sort it out! this is exactly why i will never return to watch Wakefield away at Cas, or at least until i can be convinced that changes have been made and i won't feel i am taking junior members of my family into war-torn Bosnia!

(Share a ground... Would rather watch fev!)

Let's not get hysterical here.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:30 pm  

Sandal Wild Cat wrote:

would be shocked but i have publicly said how i deplore some of your fans for previous incidents MANY TIMES BEFORE. Be glad it's public knowledge. Now at least you can root out the problems.

Times like this make me glad the people of Castleford don't see themselves as part of The City of Wakefield in any meaningful way, at least because of this the rest of the district won't be tarred with the same brush!

Sort it out! this is exactly why i will never return to watch Wakefield away at Cas, or at least until i can be convinced that changes have been made and i won't feel i am taking junior members of my family into war-torn Bosnia!

(Share a ground... Would rather watch fev!)

So Wakefield don't have their fair share of hooligans as well? Get a grip.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:31 pm  

Absolutely despicable - a few decisions go the other way, and a minority of Cas Fans think it right to throw bottles.

Every team has decisions go the other way, but the reaction last night was scary to see in Rugby League,

And as a Wire Fan, it is even more shocking to see it from Cas - we always enjoy our trips to the Jungle with good hearted banter. Because of this it does appear to be just a minority - but do yourselves and RL a favour and Ban them for life.

FC

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:33 pm  

How come no-one in the media was calling for Leeds fans to be banned when they threw bottles on our pitch a few years ago? Not to say it's right, and that the few Cas fans weren't acting like idiots, but why is it that when we do it everyone is up in arms?

[Wildthing]

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:49 pm  

Le Tigres wrote:

So Wakefield don't have their fair share of hooligans as well? Get a grip.

From first hand experience you would know ... being from Wakefield ..

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:51 pm  

Legionited wrote:

He was clapping and laughing and clearly mocking the fans, I didn't see any other gestures.

I must say from what I have seen from him he really is not like that he did play for Cas and scored on his debut, I think as a standard they clap the home fans, as people have already said they hardly had any fans there so I think they just clap them, and if it was malicous well he will always love wakey

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:57 pm  

I've always thought we fans should take some responsibility ourselves - not just at Cas, but at every ground now there are a small but growing number of idiots who think it's tough to swear like troopers and bait opposition fans.

I've lost count of the number of times I've told kids to watch the language - I even stopped them chucking sweets at Klein (although I felt like chucking a bomb at him!).

Fact is we at Wakey and you at Cas are treading a fine line, and the RFL would LOVE an excuse to get rid............