In fairness Towns the flag had a Hull KR badge so why would it have crossed their minds that it could be offensive? It was just a case of me seeing it before them.

They sell EDL flags at this place as well?

i was in the bootroom or stood outside when the trouble started and it was a group of men between the ages 20-35 with the edl flag that had clearly gone in to cause trouble.

imo they wouldnt be too hard to find and pick out if they were behaving like that on there travels everywhere they went if thats what they do.

like other posters have said both hull clubs are very well supported and in big numbers and its a shame a few idiots give the clubs a bad name has the majority are good people.

The road they were on is a private road that leads to no where and the only reason to go down it is to retrieve a car they were walking out of the road which leads to a dead end and a couple of local haulage yards, no reason at all for the lads to have been there. and as they only cars with paint on were the ones with either a cas badge or a local garage name on the number plate and a hull kr fans car was left un decorated. The paint was freshly applied and had not started to dry so putting all the facts together they were the most likely culprits.

Apparently some other people who's cars were damaged have reported it to the police if the haulage company have CCTV installed they may be able to identify the culprits

I hope they do catch whoever's done it, Rovers fans or not. Unfortunately said Rovers fans were wearing hoodies so there's little chance of it happening.

Amazed we haven't seen the "it was Hull City fans in disguise" one as that is normally trotted out any time FC Or Rovers fans cause trouble.
Needless to say there will be no mention in the local media, though they manage to make front page news of anything happening at football, however trivial.