Re: our fans : Sat Jun 27, 2009 6:02 pm  

debaser wrote:

So where can we shout at them?

Not advised in the South Stand

Re: our fans : Sat Jun 27, 2009 6:51 pm  

bobsmyuncle wrote:

Not advised in the South Stand

I was shouting at them in the South Stand. Obviously I was not in the South Stand myself....

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:31 pm  

The trouble was in the back carriage of the train. I was a Leeds fan, who got caught up in the group of Bradford fans walking back to the station - in these group of Bulls fans was a Saints fan I go to Uni with - so I walked back with 'those' lot to the station, the ones constantly singing we all hate Leeds etc while keeping pretty piped down.

Bulls and Leeds fans shouting at each other on the platform. That ginger PRICK (excuse my language) was the main cog in the trouble. It kicked off, punches exchanged between the ginger prick and a couple of Bulls fans. Bit of shouting at each other.

Wasn't major.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:06 pm  

So to summarise, all we need to do is ban ginger people from all Bulls games and the issue is sorted?

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:10 pm  

af wrote:

So to summarise, all we need to do is ban ginger people from all Bulls games and the issue is sorted?

Nah the ginger summary is a little unfair. Just the 1 ginger needs banning, and he's easily identifiable by the 'ginner' name on the back of his shirt.

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:47 pm  

Paul124897 wrote:

Nah the ginger summary is a little unfair. Just the 1 ginger needs banning, and he's easily identifiable by the 'ginner' name on the back of his shirt.

Not the brightest spark then either....

: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:04 pm  

Paul124897 wrote:

Nah the ginger summary is a little unfair. Just the 1 ginger needs banning

Better safe than sorry. Ban the lot.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 2:40 am  

Dan155 wrote:

lol what next? Why dont we have the morality police patrolling the stadiums telling people when their chanting is too aggressive and is likely to cause offence? "Excuse me sir, you cant sing "you dont know what your doing", officials deserve to be applauded regardless of their performance, your unsavoury chant may scare the poor chappy" or "you cant call that player crap, relatively he's quite good compared to you, one minute its calling him crap, next minute its forming a lynch mob to kill the poor fella".

Restricting what people are allowed to say isn't going to stop a few idiots from being violent, they will still be thinking what they aren't saying.

Would that be an ANDY Lynch mob??

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 10:31 am  

If all the fighting and arrests took place as reported on here it would be enough to get reported in the press woth Harry Gration coming out with "there's no place for this in Rugby League" but as that hasn't happened I thnik a teeny weeny bit of exaggeration has gone on.

For the record I didn't see anything in the ground (except for unsavoury football chants from both sets of fans) and chatted to a Rhinos fan I've never met before as we walked out of the ground to the car. There was an outragious bit of horn honking on Kirkstall lane when someone didn't realise the lights had changed to green at a junction but that was about it.

: Sun Jun 28, 2009 11:33 am  

i think an old fashioned clip round the ear should be involved for people like that, i love derby games, have a couple of pints exchange a bit of banter with a few leeds fans shook their hands after the game and went on a night out in leeds. the police should of singled this 'ginner' out as the gobshiiite of the lot and put him in the back of the van and put him in the cells for 24 hours.