There is a long thread about it on the knuckledraggers forum... Trying to justify it because Woking fans had the audacity to get behind their team and celebrate goals

Amazing reading their forum, how dare the Woking fans enjoy the result, no town fan would ever 'disrespect' opposition fans by enjoying a big away win would they...

In a segregated ground a dozen Woking fans were
in the hospitality area ie. right in the middle of the home
crowd.There was no trouble but it wasn't a clever decision.

So someone going down and verbally remonstrating with Aspin is regarded as " no trouble " then ? well that`s all right then.

I was referring to the Woking fans scenario.Obviously the numpton
who verbally attacked Aspin from two yards away was way out of order
and has apologised.

Well then you've poured further scorn on Football fans, the away supporters can't accept the home clubs hospitality for fear of violence?
None on this occasion but you seem to suggest it could happen.
Mrs Halifaxjohn (lucky lady) was in Halifax Town Centre at lunch time on Saturday and later remarked that she was surprised to see mounted police and police in numbers, and was amazed when I said that t would have been for wendyball.
It's a sad game.

just time of year, mounted police in town centre again today

Yes but not with tazers, glocks and Uzi's.

Not defending the town fans, but we've had our fair share of incidents over the years. People ringing up Jamie Bloem at whatever time of night to have a go, having a pop at Ben Black in a local pub after he dropped "that" ball. I think a few people even said a thing or two to Matt Calland from time to time.7

Must be said, you can get very close to the dug outs at the shay, closer than at most grounds I think, so I'm surprised its taken this long for someone to go up to them having a go!

I'd like to see someone have a go at KH!

They would be a braver man than me