"It was a strange strange day for a number of reasons and to cap it all off we saw a supporter assault a woman in the car park..."

Notice he doesn't say which club the assailant or victim were representing.

They were having trouble with the Fev fans well before the Fax fans were asked to go on the pitch. From practicly the start of the match stewards were trying to get them off the yellow no standing bits and there were announcements made over the tannoy telling them to get off the no standing areas . The police moved into the crowd and tried to sort them out.

Peter Roe is a sad waste of human oxygen. We was intimidated by the fev mob from midday a friend of mine was in tears because she felt so intimidated. No place for these yobs in our game.

We are Champions you know? i could have coached the team to promotion that year.

Just had a reply from My Gration:

Hello

Thank you for this.

I will forward to my editor..balance is important and I am only sorry
that our sports team were not at the event..but that is another story.

I was not working at the weekend so I have only just come into this...I
will investigate

Best wishes Harry

What planet are you on? there was no fighting in the south stand
The police charged into the Fax fans and started dragging people out, but lets not let the truth get in the way eh.
This was a tragedy waiting to happen, the person who started the fire is no way blameless, he racketed the tension up a couple of notches, as did the fax fans goading the Fev fans on the pitch, the fev fans trying to get on the pitch added to it. The Fax fans battling amongst themselves, after all this why the hellll did the police let all the fans leave the stadium at the same time, in the same dark car park, with no police precence. There is plenty of blame to be thrown around, i just hope the lad pulls through

Quote: Blue & White Dynamite "You can also email directly to the presenter of your choice on Look North directly. I know you're not the person to direct complaints to, however I believe you may help in righting a wrong made on the programme tonight. Peter Roe's version of events at the Halliwell Jones were a blatant fabrication of events that could damage Fax's Super League ambitions. They were made by a man with a giant chip on his shoulder from being ousted as coach years ago. The flatcappers had already been fighting amongst themselves or with the York fans in their stand a long time before our guys were evicted from the stand. The stewards and police had been called in to sort out a fracas of some kind after 15 mins of the game starting. The programme's choice of "commentator" on the issue was nothing short of bias against the Halifax club. It should be stated in tomorrow night's show that the views expressed by Peter Roe were his own and that they may not be a true reflection of the events.This serious mis-judgement by the programme makers should be dealt with professionally and promptly (ie not waiting for 10 days to pass through the BBC complaints system). Your programme normally has my highest regard for top journalism and a balanced view however it missed the mark tonight by a long shot. Only a small amount of research would have revealed the axe Peter Roe has to grind and he took pleasure in plunging the knife in. I know that we can trust you to take the matter up with the programme makers. Yours sincerely[/i PS the bit about top journalism etc was a bit tongue in cheek, but you have to give a little to get a little.'" There was no fighting between fans in the south stand you sending that in is disgracefull and will not help the situation, it is a complete fabrication

Quote: Blue & White Dynamite "You can also email directly to the presenter of your choice on Look North directly. I know you're not the person to direct complaints to, however I believe you may help in righting a wrong made on the programme tonight. Peter Roe's version of events at the Halliwell Jones were a blatant fabrication of events that could damage Fax's Super League ambitions. They were made by a man with a giant chip on his shoulder from being ousted as coach years ago. The flatcappers had already been fighting amongst themselves or with the York fans in their stand a long time before our guys were evicted from the stand. The stewards and police had been called in to sort out a fracas of some kind after 15 mins of the game starting. The programme's choice of "commentator" on the issue was nothing short of bias against the Halifax club. It should be stated in tomorrow night's show that the views expressed by Peter Roe were his own and that they may not be a true reflection of the events.This serious mis-judgement by the programme makers should be dealt with professionally and promptly (ie not waiting for 10 days to pass through the BBC complaints system). Your programme normally has my highest regard for top journalism and a balanced view however it missed the mark tonight by a long shot. Only a small amount of research would have revealed the axe Peter Roe has to grind and he took pleasure in plunging the knife in. I know that we can trust you to take the matter up with the programme makers. Yours sincerely[/i PS the bit about top journalism etc was a bit tongue in cheek, but you have to give a little to get a little.'" There was no fighting between fans in the south stand you sending that in is disgracefull and will not help the situation, it is a complete fabrication

So you think the police charging in to drag fax fans out, the arsonist who tried to burn the stand down equates to only 1%, fair play to you