Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:30 pm  

a group of around 50 wires fans in the wheldon end were a disgrace they were sing songs about cas trying tp provoke the tiger fans plus my girlfriend was abused by the wires fans u only came round to cause trouble thats why the police came in the section where wires fans were alot of the cas fans wasnt happy thats why the coaches were sent the other way cos we wasnt happy i missed the second half because of feeling awkward thanks to the idiots for spoiling the game

Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:55 pm  

allmatt wrote:

Why do you think that I would think we would be related?

It would seem you need to be worried about you own sate of mind

Its because its apparent that you look upon me as a father figure, and as much as I would hate to disappoint you I am as certain as I can be that I have never met your mum, unless of course you are fixated with being a van drivers mate and you want me to pass on my knowledge to you and as for my own sate of mind, well what can I say.

Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 8:04 pm  

chissitt wrote:

Its because its apparent that you look upon me as a father figure,

Best laugh of the day

chissitt wrote:

as for my own sate of mind, well what can I say.

I'll say it for you:

Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 8:21 pm  

bren2k wrote:

You're banging your head against a brick wall; didn't you see the big river running through Cas on your way in? It's called denial.

thought the river was called the Aire myself.... As for denial ,what a joke from a wakey fan! .....think your one of the delusional lot who think wakey should be given the nod over cas because they offer more......now that's denial

Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:32 pm  

Fully wrote:

So it was because of the quality of the stand you moved? Not the fact you were playing towards the WRE in the second half, perhaps?

haha to be honest that had no effect on us really you cant swap in any other stadium so that doesnt bother us

Re: Warrington : Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:38 pm  

mallcmjlm100 wrote:

a group of around 50 wires fans in the wheldon end were a disgrace they were sing songs about cas trying tp provoke the tiger fans plus my girlfriend was abused by the wires fans u only came round to cause trouble thats why the police came in the section where wires fans were alot of the cas fans wasnt happy thats why the coaches were sent the other way cos we wasnt happy i missed the second half because of feeling awkward thanks to the idiots for spoiling the game

u really are one deluded idiot, the coaches were diverted because the fans werent happy, so because u werent happy and why on earth did you miss the game did u stand in the terraces with your eyes shut?

Re: Warrington : Mon Jul 04, 2011 11:01 am  

I changed ends at HT and really enjoyed the second half, the atmosphere was good and it was better than the first half. It was my first trip to cas and with a new stadium on the horizon it will not be my last. I saw no trouble but we did have a 10 minute detour coming away on coach 2 and saw some lovely housing estates. I see no problem in sending us the other way for OUR OWN SAFETY, this is just cas showing some brains and not sending us where we may get bricked. We dont come to the rugby te get 'bricked' we come for the rugby, the banter, the atmosphere. Yes we have some idiots that get smashed and turn up and just want a fight, but the majority of our fans are all alright.

Re: Warrington : Mon Jul 04, 2011 3:28 pm  

This thing about people being uncomfortable in the second half when the Wire fans moved around bothers me a bit. I do not condone drunken behaviour and I agree that some of our fans are idiots however that stand is the full width of the ground and the Wire fans were congregated tucked away in one corner leaving plenty of room for other fans. Anyone feeling uncomfortable had plenty of terracing available away from the noisy element to move to - I think some peoples sensibilities may alter according to the point they want to make.
I went to the match with my son and heard nothing, from either sets of fans, which made me think he shouldn't be listening to this. I watched a lot of rugby throughout the 80's and 90's when it really was uncomfortable in grounds and Friday was not that sort of atmosphere by a long way.
I wish you good luck with your ground and hope it does for your club what it did for ours.

Re: Warrington : Tue Jul 05, 2011 3:41 pm  

Pete B wrote:

This thing about people being uncomfortable in the second half when the Wire fans moved around bothers me a bit. I do not condone drunken behaviour and I agree that some of our fans are idiots however that stand is the full width of the ground and the Wire fans were congregated tucked away in one corner leaving plenty of room for other fans. Anyone feeling uncomfortable had plenty of terracing available away from the noisy element to move to - I think some peoples sensibilities may alter according to the point they want to make.
I went to the match with my son and heard nothing, from either sets of fans, which made me think he shouldn't be listening to this. I watched a lot of rugby throughout the 80's and 90's when it really was uncomfortable in grounds and Friday was not that sort of atmosphere by a long way.
I wish you good luck with your ground and hope it does for your club what it did for ours.

Actually Pete, after half time the wire fans were congregated in both corners! The problems seemed to be around the set of fans in the corner nearest the main stand. I didn't see any issues with those fans congregated over by the princess street stand, where I assume all the drum moved to! From where I was stood it seemed to me that as normal we have some people who can't handle the odd sherbert, I must admit I only noticed the stewards and police seeming to throw out some of our own fans. This was all at the opposite end of the stand where I presume you were standing.

Re: Warrington : Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:52 pm  

Junglefever - you are correct in your assumption I was stood near the end furthest away from the main stand so I was not aware of the incidents to which you refer. It is upsetting when this behaviour is from your own fans and you are right it is just a few idiots who cannot handle their drink - it was Warrington Walking Day that day when all the churches parade through the town and this has always been a traditonal day for a booze up and I suspect a lot of these idiots were on the pop all day before boarding the coaches for your place.
Bear with us most of us are normal Rugby League fans - good luck again with your ground ( and new coach ! )