I think you are right, most if not all were plain clothed and wore no colours. But from what I saw, the fans that did get chucked out were plucked from the Wakey side of the line. Plus the fact many of them were hissing and spitting at the Cas fans as they were being dragged out.

Unless there is another incident that happened i'm unaware of, hence why i asked you when and where this occured? Unfortunately you couldn't clarify this! Would you like to post the evidence and i'll happily apologise.

It was always going to end like it did. There is only AG and the WFTWC management to blame." Lets go north"/"the city is ours"/"we will fight for the city" rubbish etc plus the segregation annoucement c--k up.

They encouraged intimidation.

The guy and his CEO should spend more time running a superleague club than they do spouting juvenile rubbish on twitter.

End of rant.

Listening over a dodgy internet connection last night was awful, but worth it in the end.

THE CITY IS NOW OURS - BUT THEY CAN KEEP IT!!!!!!

Wakefield fans were constantly arguing with people next to me, the Wakefield fans were saying "all you've got is a hickson's and a sweet factory" and this cas fan next to me said "and a team better than Wakey" which ultimately shut him up. Just describes Wakey fans for the night

Given that the Wildcats have put out the statement below regarding info about crowd trouble at the game on Good Friday I think this thread can now be locked as any more mud-slinging is doing both clubs no good/

rlhttps://www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/club-statement-2/2012/04/rl


Delboy66(aye of the tigers fanzine)