Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 5:26 am  

Worth pointing out that Hudds fans seem to post something similar on every teams board they lose against it seems to be a bit of a theme, the other week they had one poster crying about someone stealing there cowbell.

Sat in the directors box last night and I must say thoroughly enjoyed all the service pre game, it is a really good set up they have got there but not as much as I enjoyed the result, I couldn’t keep quiet either

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 6:36 am  

Any form of intimidating and unruly behaviour has no place in the modern game. However, with regards to swearing, it happens at every game at every match, so in that respect RL hasn't been a "family game" for years.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 6:37 am  

The correct procedure would be to film it and send it to the police, not coming onto a forum looking to tar everyone with the same brush.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 6:39 am  

Riderofthepalehorse wrote:

Sorry Egg Banjo, but similar scenes after your great victory at the KC earlier in the season, a gang of yobs banging on cars, shouting obscenities, obviously worse for wear in the drink department, threatening behaviour, but too many to say it was an isolated incident, yes all clubs have their idiots, but the scenes I witnessed was alarming. Keep this crap in footy, we don’t want it in our game.

That’s rich from a Hull fan. Sorry mate but the top 10 worst experiences I’ve had in RL all involve Hull fans Nd 8/10 were the B&W variety.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 6:42 am  

I wouldnt appreciate ale being thrown on me, every club has young lads full of beer following them at one time or another & hopefully they will grow out of it. It’s when the blokes who are old enough to know better are acting up it really galls me.

I’ve had some real abuse thrown at me over the years at Belle Vue by Giants fans when we used to change ends. Sadly it’s indicative of the society we are living in!

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 6:44 am  

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.

Well I followed the group and tbh it was nothing more than high spirits. Personally I wouldn’t act that way but this is 2019 Alan and that is how it is, where good behaviour is concerned Pandora was let out of the box years ago.

If you have an issue contact the Police or the club bit as it stands you’re coming across as someone hiding their bitterness in faux indignation.

Unless you saw a different group then I’m sorry but I can’t back you up in this one.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 7:06 am  

Willzay wrote:

Any form of intimidating and unruly behaviour has no place in the modern game. However, with regards to swearing, it happens at every game at every match, so in that respect RL hasn't been a "family game" for years.

Think I learnt to swear at the Rugby

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 8:44 am  

Fishermanscap wrote:

Well I followed the group and tbh it was nothing more than high spirits. Personally I wouldn’t act that way but this is 2019 Alan and that is how it is, where good behaviour is concerned Pandora was let out of the box years ago.

If you have an issue contact the Police or the club bit as it stands you’re coming across as someone hiding their bitterness in faux indignation.

Unless you saw a different group then I’m sorry but I can’t back you up in this one.

It was outside the ground so technically not the clubs problem.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 9:08 am  

Fishermanscap wrote:

That’s rich from a Hull fan. Sorry mate but the top 10 worst experiences I’ve had in RL all involve Hull fans Nd 8/10 were the B&W variety.

Really send the list, I will peruse it, you are taking the tit for tat mentality, I don’t care which team it is, my own included, sh##e behaviour is not acceptable, blinkers off chum.

Re: fans behaviour : Sat May 04, 2019 9:51 am  

That kind of behavior is not acceptable, and you will find most Wakey fans reading this will not be so flippant and quick to dismiss it as a sore loser rant.
There are fans/people like that at all RL clubs, as there are in society generally, the idea you are alluding to that this is "normal" for Wakey particularly and nobody else is bound to attract sarcastic comments.
Its not what we want in RL, but its the nature of the event that brings a charged atmosphere, emotion and beer together in one place.
Like PT say's, we don't want them, film it and send it to the club.