Which is what i do with banter, it happens, shrug it off. The point im trying to make matef they feel so strongly about it, tell someone instead of complaining to the club when noting can be done about it. But if it is true that a few have said and that he gave as good as he got, then pretty hypocritical of him.

And there we were, Me, my 9 yr old daughter and my mum and dad, loved the first half, just to the right of the middle on the princess street stand. Second half around 8 male Wire fans came over, lots of banter going off, some colourful language indeed (not from me i might add) and at the end of the match we all shook hands, patted each other on the back, and wished each other good luck for the season----don't you just love this sport and its fans

Suppose it would have been easy to feel intimidated, but I know my sport, I know my sports fans

This thread - yawn.

no we were stood about 10-12steps infront of scoreboard and it was the 3 large wire fans at the front that were being abusive and taunting cas fans.so no wasnt me your talking about. but seems you have yourown fans that dothe sameas what yousay cas fans did. Do yuo see us going on your forum and trying to tar your club.

By the way when you were at wilderspool your fans werethe nastiest in the league threatening allsorts to opposing fans going to away end and on way out. I think people in glass houses shouldnot throw stones.

Never nice to hear about these incidents but every club has a percentage of idiots following it. I've had witnessed similar incidents to that of the opening poster at alot of SL grounds over the years and one day they'll lead to us all getting segregated and the family image of the sport will be knackered.

rlJust be thankful that you weren't physically assaulted by rugby league 'fans'rl