Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 10:56 pm  

Kind of an inevitable offset of doing well on the pitch, newer fans get attracted to watching a team doing well but unfortunately you find some of these aren’t the best behaved. Like you see at Finals, it’s usually the ones who only attend that 1 game who’ll be the trouble causes rather than the week in week out supporters.

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Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:00 pm  

Alan Cargill wrote:

Nice to see this kind of behaviour is acceptable to some - NOT

Like i've said i have no axe to grind with Wakefield at all just appalled at the behaviour of some idiots who have tagged onto your club.
Was it the same ones who were causing trouble at London too?

You've made your point Alan.
No need to start getting high and mighty about it.

No one wants fans like you describe at their club.

Unless you bring some other point you haven't already made I guess we can leave it at this.

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:06 pm  

Alan Cargill wrote:

Now before i start i'm neither a bitter Hudds fan or a troll but a rugby league fan who goes to a few games each week due to my work and i was quite surprised and shocked to see a large group of your supporters being absolute dicks after the game outside the stadium walking up to the town centre, lewd chants in front of kids, goading Huddersfield fans and getting in faces, walking in front of cars, hitting and kicking cars and street furniture, jumping in the main road and generally just acting like football hooligans, they were even dressed like them is this a regular thing and are they regular supporters as i can't say i've been too familiar with them when attending your games, either way they did your club no favours at all tonight and i would have been suitably embarrassed if i was a Trinity fan.
They weren't just kids either, some were grown men wearing merchandise who should really have known better.

Congrats on the win and all the best for the season.

You are right. I'm a trinity fan who was sat quite high up behind the sticks. There were some young lads who had had too much to drink. When fifita scored one of the idiots threw beer all over everyone sat in front. It nearly caused a fight among the Wakefield fans as one rather angry middle aged bloke was all up for sorting the perp out, understandably as he was soaked. Got a fair shower myself. The same group were very unruly on leaving the ground. There may well be some CCTV evidence to both events. We don't need this at our otherwise great and respected club. Apologies for these idiots

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:09 pm  

musson wrote:

Agree re cctv, the cops would have being all over this if true

These harsh allegations are breaking the AUP

Clearly a bitter shudds fan

Next you'll be wheeling out its was the refs fails you lost

Don't agree. Beer throwing was disgraceful in the trinity end. I was not too happy with Mr child at times tonight but singing James child is a paedo is not on. There were some lads well out of order tonight and I'll bet it's these causing the trouble the OP refers to

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:12 pm  

Country Giant wrote:

Not bitter at all, just saying what I witnessed with the swearing and intimidating behaviour on the way back to St Andrews Road.
The repeated swearing in front of very young supporters is totally unacceptable for fans of a "family game".
However if you think this is ok and are sticking up for the people involved just because you think we are bitter because we lost you need to give your head a shake and go watch football.

Trinity fan.. totally agree mate. You Wakefield fans on here..I was sat near them. Louts. A small number but needs stamping out now. Pretty sure it was the ones banging the back of the stand all night

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:19 pm  

musson wrote:

My child some times wakes up screaming asking me to make the bad shudds men go away to this day .....

Cool story Bro!

Why would someone come on this board unless they had a serious gripe?

Surely they wouldn't make the whole thing up simply because their team had lost & they just felt bitter?

I hope someone has evidence of the incident & the culprits a weeded out, the last thing the club needs are a bunch of idiots giving the club a bad name.

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:23 pm  

ThePrinter wrote:

Kind of an inevitable offset of doing well on the pitch, newer fans get attracted to watching a team doing well but unfortunately you find some of these aren’t the best behaved. Like you see at Finals, it’s usually the ones who only attend that 1 game who’ll be the trouble causes rather than the week in week out supporters.

That's gone totally over our heads.

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:32 pm  

musson wrote:

Your grand kids would be ashamed to seeing you trolling in such a poor and false manner

I am embarrassed for you you and them alike

He's not trolling. There was some unacceptable behaviour tonight. Saw it myself

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:34 pm  

Wakefield City wrote:

The Wakefield fans realise we are up against it at the moment and I thought we’re brilliant tonight really got behind the team.

Up the Trin

Yes 99% were superb. Just a handful of idiots. They left the stadium looking drunk and I'd not be surprised if it was them in Huddersfield town centre

Re: fans behaviour : Fri May 03, 2019 11:34 pm  

Always seem to get a bit of silliness at Huddersfield from our lot in my experience. Chucking beer around at those prices I can only assume these lads are doing very well for themselves. Unfortunately young lads full of beer and bravado in another town tend exhibit actions you wouldn’t get from them usually.