So what you are tying to say is its the chanting you find intimidating, the same chanting that has gone on for years at all clubs. Your right about the 60 year old lady, but then what would 20 blokes be able to do?

I am not condoning any violence or even the swearing, but come on if you really find chanting intimidating then you should probably go watch snooker!

I am not changing my view that nothing of any substance went on today infact both sets of fans were a credit in general and I think its churlish to try and suggest the chanting was some sort of real problem. Like I said in my last post I was sat with a group of Halifax fans in the family stand and I would hope at least on of them may come on here and give some balance to this kick fevathon!

We reported it to the stewards. The result was totally irrelevant as I am not talking about the actual game. I am not talking about being intimidated by "a group of women". The way it works is that a woman in a group of men makes an insulting comment hoping to get a reaction, at which point her menfolk have an excuse to leap to her defense (often violently).

Sitting in the stand you are isolated from this as you can only judge by the people in the immediate vicinity. When you stand on the terracing and change ends at half-time you come into contact with far more people. Case in point, there were a group of 3 Fev fans stood in front of us, even though their team were playing the other way. They made comments thoughout the game waiting for a reaction and even changed ends at half-time. These people may be a "minority" but at Featherstone they are an extremely significant minority.

As Chris Dalton said previously, similar reports have come from a number of clubs now so there is definitely a problem. If you choose to ignore it then so be it.

If we had another ar$ehole maybe we'd get rid of the e this season.

Spanishbob, Fev fans have been a bunch of animals for as long as I can remember. They were a disgrace when they came to our place this season. The older ones amongst us will also remember their obscene chanting through a minutes silence at Thrum Hall following the Sowerby Bridge incident. And I also remember how they reacted when Dave Watson was decapitated by Andy Fisher. Fev fans are only second to Hull in the "RL Thug fans league of shame".

Whether there is an issue or not an attendance of 1337 tells you everything you need to know. People will/have stopped going to fev.

Don't be absurd. Making comments aimed at getting a reaction is not a crime. It only becomes one after the reaction has become violent. I would prefer not to stick around for this. What I am saying is we were made to feel extremely uneasy throughout the game which is a feeling I have never had before and do not intend to experience again.

So did anyone take offence and wade in and smack you then or is this all hypothesis. have you been to many rugby matches before? cos wise cracks and wind ups is often on the menu from other supporters.

Why did you not insist action was taken? Why not mover a few feet a way from the trouble some 3? why come on here spouting off about a non event? You had the power in your hands to change behaviour, you could have sort out a director, found one of the police officers at the game, asked another steward.... but instead you come on here.

Exactly no crime committed, that's my point your scraping the barrel, Just move if you don't like the comments, its like when your on a double decker bus with a nutter, you move downstairs problem solved?

Ps I did notice one Halifax nutter, carrying on all afternoon swearing and making necessary comments and generally acting a prat and making a nuisance of himself........ Penky

Spot on.

And you lost ...... not a good day all round eh ?

Apart from the moaners and crap stirrers