So when as banter between fans been called crowd trouble! get a grip every club as its share of fans that try and course trouble

Firstly lets stop using the word 'Fans' in this discussion. Idiots are quite simply 'Idiots', regardless of what shirt they wear....and they do wear every different club shirt.

At the end of the game there was some trouble down the right hand side of the ground (Left side from the Leeds end, right side from the Cas end), at the interface between the two teams tickets allocations. Quite honestly, I was too far away to hear any vocal exchanges however, it was obviously going on as I could see people in Cas shirts and Leeds shirts seemingly ranting at each other. The Stewards were quick to attend and draw a separation of these people in this area. I could also see a guy with a Rhino's flag waving it about as much as he could and stood in an area where there were many with Cas shirts and part of the Cas allocation...this was perhaps a bit provocative, and not the brightest thing to do!

It was also disappointing to see two people climb onto the pitch from the Cas end, one in a Tiget suit and the other without a top on showing his 'moobs' and have to be escorted from the pitch by stewards.

So call it half a dozen or maybe even a dozen idiots from within a generally good yet emotionally charged crowd of 13,100! Hence the vast, and overwhelming majority of RL fans in attendance can be proud of the support given to their teams on a cracking day for RL.

The 'idiots' in both shirts colours, tiger suit and 'moobs man' wouldn't be missed if they never attended another RL game.

I was stood right next to that mate

It looked like she threw a carton of food, either way it hit a little lad in the face and they just laughed it off and as soon as they saw the police they made a run for it. Glad they got caught though. Im not saying our fans are perfect, very far from it!, but that was disgraceful

Always gratifying to see the a***holes get nicked isn't it? They're not usually stupid enough to come back and hand themselves in like that.

I can't believe Wakey fans are on here complaining about our fans thats a laugh. I personally have only ever been targeted once at a match and that was a couple of years ago when we beat them at belle vue, I was pitting my disabled son into the car after the match when two lads started shouting in my face,they told me to 'f**K back to cas' bit daft really when i live in Barnsley. Been supporting Cas for twenty five year and have found Wakey have some of the worst fans.

I agree. And I distinctly heard coordinated chants of 'We Love Leads', which I take to be linked to a speight of nationwide ram raids on Pets R Us stores....

Yes, great thread. Just what RL's all about...

To be fair every club has its bad elements but mostly good elements. A prime example, one of many, was this year the Cas v Wakey game at (old) Wheldon Road. I was there and got chatting to a Cas fan who was very pleasant, knowledgable and fair. He was actually waiting for his Wakey fan friend who joined him. We shook hands at the end of the match and wished each other well for the rest of the season.

I was bemused though at the small number of Cas fans in the Wakey end who had chosen to be there to be provocative. They were verbally antagonising a number of Wakefield fans. Then on leaving the ground I was on the phone when a random Cas fan walked past and gave me the V sign.

I know numerous Cas fans and know that most are decent, fair play fans who show respect.

Every club has bad elements. I was embarrassed and ashamed at Murrayfield a couple of years ago when a so called Wakefield fan threw a half full skiff of beer at some Bradford fans. In good humour the Bradford fans opened an umbrella which was well received and brought laughter to most of us.

I also recall Hull FC away a few years ago when I brought a young lad to his first match. With him being the son of a friend I obviously felt responsible and had to look after him. At half time there was a bit of commotion in chav corner at the KC and a couple of FC fans were thrown out. Knowing the type of fans who used to go to that corner I was not overly surprised but unhappy that the lad with me saw it. Then about 15 minutes later I was even more ashamed when a clearly inebriated Wakefield fan clearly resisted arrest from a police officer. It was a very low night for me as I felt ashamed for such things to happen when I love the game and want others to see how great it is.

All clubs have good and bad elements; show me a club which does not have a bad element. At the end of the day as fans we need to protect our game for what it is. Trouble fans should be excluded. If need be maybe we could suggest to fellow fans of our clubs to behave if we see bother.

As an aside, hard luck Cas for last Sunday, I thought your defence was really solid and Chase had a cracker, again.

Looking forward to seeing all genuine RL fans (of both clubs) at Belle Vue (RSS) in late August.

Funny how you have blinkers on when it comes to your own clubs fans, kids will be kids.

Did anyone see that crank in the Tigger suit and that leeds fan rolloing about on the grass near the round about after the game? His nipper stuck the boot in on the leeds bloke and he must have been no older than 11. Classy family that!! Was rather funny like

Nice! Goal kicker of the future perhaps.

Did you video it?

There you go squire a quote from one of your own fans, how very embarrassing, I won't bother mentioning all the other well documented incidents concerning your fans except to say you would be far better employed sorting out your own social shortcomings instead of trying to throw a comparison between the two sets of fans.

Are you capable of basic comprehension?

WAKEY FANS WANT TO PUT THERE HANDS OVER THEY MOUTHS CALLING US i was was at a game when wakey played leeds rinos i SAW wakey fans throwing bottles at leeds cars which has fans in with young children so how can wakey fans make out there whiter than white..