No. And Mr Hetherington says "as they left the ground".

Shall we make a rule about how far a bus is away from the ground, or how long after a game something happens, so that we absolve fans' of their responsibilities to their club's?

The RFL won't want excuses, they will want positive action - that doesn't necessarily mean catching the culprit, but educating the fools who drag your club down.

Maybe you can play a recorded message at your next game?

Come on, get off your high horse. It was a lad aged 8-10. Probably doesn't know any better. Not justifying it, and i'm thankful no one was hurt, but common sense needs to be seen here.

Go on then you seem to have all the answers,when do you deem that the home clubs responsibilities end towards supporters,players and staff of both clubs,if someone had dropped a missile from a bridge on the M62 while the Leeds team bus was on its way home,would Castleford still be responsible? when does it end? as soon as they are off property which is owned by Cas,which eye witnesses say they were,,when? because I would like to know when responsibility is absolved.It happened,it was disgraceful,but to blame Castleford Tigers is OTT.

But if the culprit doesn't attend games,how will he hear it?

do you think it would have got me anywhere or the damage repaired ? get real muppet do you think the police would even turn up ? do you think they would bring in special branch ? dust the car down for prints then do a door to door in castleford ? get real you bufoon. Dont need to jump on the bandwagon as i doubt anything will come of the latest just find you defending such actions as laughable. Lets blame a Gypsy or an 8 yeard old but its nothing to do with Cas !

apart from that i love coming to Cas great atmosphere, most fans are decent people but all clubs have dick heads unfortunately some have more than others

anybody else see the 2 cas fans jump out of a car and attack a single wakey fan last friday?
i also love going to cas but surely theres something rotten there at the moment..

No, but you clearly did. Twitter pic to go with?

No,neither did anyone else,jog on.

you really are laughable,if it had really happened you would have been on here with your crap days ago.

well im afraid thats where you're wrong as it was right outside the ground and the street was packed...

You don't get it at all do you?!

It's about the fans' responsibility to the club! It doesn't matter where or when, just that it seems, yet again, that the fans' let Cas down.

The club, for their part, will have to educate the minority and those with mob mentality and indeed those who can't accept responsibility.

That probably amounts to tannoy messages, programme, messages and pro-active stewarding. The club may not be able to do much more, but ultimately, if the fans' can't see that their actions affect the club...

"Your" record is not good is it? Homophobic chanting, bottling match officials, now this...

Let me be clear (seeing as you consistently miss the point), it is obviously a minority affecting you and FWIW, friends of mine reported receiving good wishes and even a round of applause for the Early Bath lot afterr the Wakey game, so I am in no way attempting to tar all the fans'.

(Hadn't heard of the attack).

Nobody else saw it, nobody else has mentioned it.

Stop taking the LSD, then you wont see things like that