: Sat Mar 14, 2009 11:46 am  

Every time i go to Leeds i think I see it in or around the ground.

I think the lure of Headingly is too much to resist for some of the chav element, easy access to alcohol and a great environment, its like there big away day, and always brings out the worst in them.

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:04 pm  

jonh wrote:

Every time i go to Leeds i think I see it in or around the ground.

I think the lure of Headingly is too much to resist for some of the chav element, easy access to alcohol and a great environment, its like there big away day, and always brings out the worst in them.

Right enough Jonh, generally i dont think i spoke to a sober Wigan fan last night, inc myself, so many wobbly folk ... them lot that went on that train station pub crawl were spanked but everyone i saw was well behaved and somebody even gave me a silly hat to wear.. i wasnt aware of any bother at the time (bar the can thrown at Burgess) until i switched the computer on this morning... shame

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:16 pm  

There was one lad who tried getting on our coach to get home because he was not allowed to get back on his own.
The police had him and a couple of mates and were wanting a "chat".

There is no way he was getting on ours.
I don't care if he had to walk home.


I am sick of this, I have been saying for a while that we are losing what makes RL special.
You always heard people saying "it's not football" but increasingly its going down hill.

Time for everyone to start making sure that standards are kept.
That means when you know someone who throws stuff grass them up and get it dealt with.
It's the only way.

The can that nearly hit Burgess was thrown by the idiot in a Yellow top stood just to the left of where the TV camera is. I don't know his name but there were plenty of people who saw him do it ~ they did have a go at him at the time.


But the answer to this is in our hands.
If we do nothing it'll get worse and worse.
lets stop it now.

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:28 pm  

Parsifal wrote:

There was one lad who tried getting on our coach to get home because he was not allowed to get back on his own.
The police had him and a couple of mates and were wanting a "chat".

There is no way he was getting on ours.
I don't care if he had to walk home.


I am sick of this, I have been saying for a while that we are losing what makes RL special.
You always heard people saying "it's not football" but increasingly its going down hill.

Time for everyone to start making sure that standards are kept.
That means when you know someone who throws stuff grass them up and get it dealt with.
It's the only way.

The can that nearly hit Burgess was thrown by the idiot in a Yellow top stood just to the left of where the TV camera is. I don't know his name but there were plenty of people who saw him do it ~ they did have a go at him at the time.


But the answer to this is in our hands.
If we do nothing it'll get worse and worse.
lets stop it now.

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:37 pm  

Parsifal wrote:

There was one lad who tried getting on our coach to get home because he was not allowed to get back on his own.
The police had him and a couple of mates and were wanting a "chat".

There is no way he was getting on ours.
I don't care if he had to walk home.


I am sick of this, I have been saying for a while that we are losing what makes RL special.
You always heard people saying "it's not football" but increasingly its going down hill.

Time for everyone to start making sure that standards are kept.
That means when you know someone who throws stuff grass them up and get it dealt with.
It's the only way.

The can that nearly hit Burgess was thrown by the idiot in a Yellow top stood just to the left of where the TV camera is. I don't know his name but there were plenty of people who saw him do it ~ they did have a go at him at the time.


But the answer to this is in our hands.
If we do nothing it'll get worse and worse.
lets stop it now.

Remember Mike, we have 250 great fans to every dickheed

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:44 pm  

It makes my blood boil.

I actually like standing and discussing the game with opposition fans and have made many friends that way in all the years I have watched Rugby League.

Just get these mindless clowns kicked out of our game.

What they should have done with those p1ll0cks last night was take their shoes and socks off them and said "get walking boys"

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:45 pm  

[quote="Alex BP'"]To be fair to him, he didn't do anything he wrong. He was just stood with the idiot(s).

If the club are interested to know who the person who threw coins at Wigan players than he would be the one to tell them.[/quote]


does this ball boy by any chance have blonde curly hair?
if so they were all on our coach some got pulled up by the police for fightng and some just plainly got refused entry back on the coach as the driver didnt want them on
bloody chavs

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:48 pm  

I personally have noticed that the in the Grand finals i have gone with the other half is that it is getting increasingly worse,,,Kick off time 6,00 but you see some of these idiots totally bladdered by midday..
trouble is the aurthorities might stop selling ale outside the ground and because of a few mindless idiots the rest of us who like a few bevvies before the game and act sensibly will suffer because of it...

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:58 pm  

This sort of **** need nipping in the bud straight away it's rugby league not football if one of these lads read this now why dont you **** off and go watch latics if you want to do this sort of thing

If i saw anyone do that near me i'd scrag the little gits and take them to the police myself

: Sat Mar 14, 2009 1:49 pm  

Timmo wrote:

does this ball boy by any chance have blonde curly hair?
if so they were all on our coach some got pulled up by the police for fightng and some just plainly got refused entry back on the coach as the driver didnt want them on
bloody chavs

Yes he does, but I personally didn't see him do anything wrong.

He was just amongst a group of a few idiots including that one who threw the coin towards Richards.