: Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:45 pm  

Legionited wrote:

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

Try taking your eye patches off Honest to god why would Elima give a toss what you lot thought or any other fans, Five seasons at Wakey and I never saw him react.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:50 pm  

GraftonRed wrote:

This will pale into insignificance if what people are predicting for the hull derby happens.

If you know anything, get it out in the open and stop it happening then...

On another note Carvell was taunting the Hull fans most of the second half today but it was all just done in quite good spirit,

I suppose he could also have been found guilty of inciting though!

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:54 pm  

MR BROWN wrote:

don't think that is quite right . elima got the mom and was being interviewed on sky. he also was signing autographs for some kids, at the corner where the closed stand meets the open terrace. i saw no trouble with the vast majority of cas fans. they were having a laugh with a few catalans fans that were there. every club has a few idiots, should be weeded out.

This happened directly after the hooter whilst the Cats players where still under the sticks about to take a drop out.
Though all I saw was Elima clapping at the Cas fans after someone had thrown a bottle.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 7:58 pm  

Le Tigres wrote:

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

3 years running i was bated into confrontation visiting cas. i don't usually react (and only did once) but having things thrown directly at a junior member of your family does make you act out of character.
I can understand why some WT fans show no respect to ANY cas fan what so ever & why some of our younger adult fans seem almost equally confrontational on our own patch, when you consider how they have grown up experiencing such hostilities at away games at the jungle!- which makes it even sweeter when we pan you on the field- where it counts!

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:04 pm  

wakeyrule wrote:

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............

Wakey fans weren't exactly welcoming today. Myself two daughters and four grandkids were subjected to a tirade of abuse in and outside your ground, just because we had our Cas shirts on, and some of your cheerleaders were egging them on down by the shops, where one idiot offered us out, big boy picking on 3 women and children. Oh and we were only there cos the kids were involved in pre match entertainment.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:11 pm  

Sandal Wild Cat wrote:

3 years running i was bated into confrontation visiting cas. i don't usually react (and only did once) but having things thrown directly at a junior member of your family does make you act out of character.
I can understand why some WT fans show no respect to ANY cas fan what so ever & why some of our younger adult fans seem almost equally confrontational on our own patch, when you consider how they have grown up experiencing such hostilities at away games at the jungle!- which makes it even sweeter when we pan you on the field- where it counts!

So the Wakey thugs at EVERY Wakey home game is because of Cas? get a grip you joke.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:13 pm  

vastman wrote:

Try taking your eye patches off Honest to god why would Elima give a toss what you lot thought or any other fans, Five seasons at Wakey and I never saw him react.

Eye patches? That would insinuate that I couldn't see anything.

I saw it, he was inciting the crowd and this resulted in the idiots throwing things. Which just to reiterate, before you start, is no excuse.

People who didn't see the event shouldn't really comment on what happened.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:22 pm  

ffs get a grip 4 or 5 plastic bottle's!! what about game at wakey in 06 when 50 or so young chav's stood on field (against RL bylaws) trying to start a fight. go back to your own board.

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:33 am  

who ever threw the bottles should be banned for life and if a player has thrown one back then imo he should suffer the same concequence and sacked if players have been goading fans then the said player/s should be disciplined

[tb]

: Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:58 am  

tigerbaz wrote:

:roll: ffs get a grip 4 or 5 plastic bottle's!!

40 or 50 more like. It continued for a fair few minutes. It was absolutely unacceptable. And all the rubbish about what Ian Smith did or didn't do, or what a couple of Dragons players may or may not have done, doesn't alter that fact.