: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:45 pm  

Paul124897 wrote:

Agreed.. there's a small chav contingent who seem to go to the Bulls away games. One of those tossers has 'ginner' or 'ginger' on the back of his shirt, and those to me appear to be the ones singing it tonight.

Then again, they also sing 'loyal supporters' which also fecks me off.

Did they have a drum?, if yes they are the lot fighting on the train

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:53 pm  

Norman Stanley Fletcher wrote:

Damo,please stop spouting this $hite and return to SS.
You're beginning to sound like Mary Feckin' Whitehouse FFS.

I’m just offering my opinion on what should be done. However I won’t be practising my opinion because like politics people are distracted by other things to care enough.

We could probably find about ten people who would want to take action in the whole super league community on the vile chanting that goes on. The same goes to politics where you’ll probably only find a small percentage of people out of the whole country to take action in the polls.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:55 pm  

Thought that the large minority who cheered Webb's injury were pretty low life myself.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:57 pm  

G1 wrote:

Thought that the large minority who cheered Webb's injury were pretty low life myself.

And those who cheered Newton's...

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:57 pm  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

And those who cheered Newton's...

Are the same.

But I haven't been on here praising our fans.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:01 pm  

Newton's was a dive

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:04 pm  

I was in the same carriage as these lads with the drum there were only young lads having fun after a rugby game a bit drunk and there was police waiting in central for that group.
You make it sound much worse than it was.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:06 pm  

G1 wrote:

Are the same.

But I haven't been on here praising our fans.

You're obviously easily offended.

I think most RL fans are decent folk who would respectfully applaud a player who suffered a serious injury. Minor injuries such as today's will often receive a light hearted cheer from the stands. Obviously both Webb/Newton are niggly players who are prone to the odd dirty play so that may have contributed also.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:11 pm  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

You're obviously easily offended.

I think most RL fans are decent folk who would respectfully applaud a player who suffered a serious injury. Minor injuries such as today's will often receive a light hearted cheer from the stands. Obviously both Webb/Newton are niggly players who are prone to the odd dirty play so that may have contributed also.

Who said I was offended?

If people are classless they're classless. Doesn't offend me just makes me feel better that I am better than that.

: Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:15 pm  

Paul124897 wrote:

Agreed.. there's a small chav contingent who seem to go to the Bulls away games. One of those tossers has 'ginner' or 'ginger' on the back of his shirt, and those to me appear to be the ones singing it tonight.

Then again, they also sing 'loyal supporters' which also fecks me off.

Indeed, that's the lot. Complete set of clowns they are, the Railway Police collared a few of them on the train back to Bradford. I saw that Ginger lad running his mouth sometime a few years back in one of the pubs down Manchester Road, he was with a few lads and he started on this other lad that was with his girl and there parents I think. Also the same crew started on a lone Leeds fan on the way back from either Wakey or Cas, can't remember which - poor fella, goes to watch a good game of rugby as a neutral, proudly showing his teams colours and some little ass bandits intimidate him. It's sad to see. Luckily some other Bulls fans told them to sling their hook.

I've seen them goading opposition fans at various other away games aswell. Just for the record, I've no problem with fans singing and having some merry banter, but these guys are bordering on small time footie hooligan wannabe's.

It's sad to see really