Not sure if it was broadcast on Sky... But did anyone see what went off in the South East Corner after Leeds went over for their last try...

From where I was sat in the West Stand, I saw a few blokes run onto the pitch.... Not sure if they were celebrating or trying to attack one of the players..

It was Loz and his barmy army.

I saw some fat lad trying to run away from the stewards but he was too slow and got nailed.

aye i saw that but couldnt make out as ive got crep eyesight. i know a cheer went up when fatty fell over the hoardings

The fatty took a few stewards over the hoardings with him....

oh dear. seemed they needed a few lads to get to grips with him

It's good when you have the entire crowd supporting the same team in Leeds, because you know the morons are 'on your side'. In a regular league game you may like the disillusion that the morons are probably the opposition. But this game was a nice reality check, not only for our players, but just to highlight the kn*bheads who are Leeds 'fans'. I saw 2 tasty conflicts, it's great when they're fighting amongst themselves. Every club has them, but it's head-shaking why some fans can't take defeat, and being out-classed in every department, by a much better team on the night. That's the simple truth, those 'fans' who wanna turn up to only watch us up notch an epic win, stay at home and watch recent grand finals, that won't disappoint. It's better for me as well, so I don't have to look at you 'tards.

i was more disappointed with the 3 saints fans that got in my face on the way out chanting aussie aussie aussie and manly songs. Good english lads them and they werent spoiling for a slap at all. Dont think they liked it when my reaction was, erm nothing of which i received a courteous push from behind. good old scousers (with yorkshire accents funnily)

I'll add they were saints fans as they all had saints shirts on

That bloody Jen... always causing trouble.

I agree. We had a right plank sat behind us who decided to call all leeds fans wa******* because we didn't sing all the way through, then called the Leeds payers wa****** because they didn't score when he wanted them to.

There were kids sat in front of us.

sounds like you had someone with their mental age behind you

Totally agree with everything you just said. Although its not a major issue in RL every team has some fans that cant take defeat. Ive seen it from Saints fans when Ledds have beaten us in the grand finals, hull fans when we beat them and Wigan fans when we beat them. They are the ones that can spoil what is usually a brilliant day out win or lose.

you have a point. when there is 32000 people in one place at 6pm on a sunday you are always going to get some form of altercation. Just a shame its creeping into rugby now, or is it that its always been there in rugby but we are now finally bothering to notice it whereas in the past we turned a blind eye and pretended it wasnt there.

I admit in the past I may have got agitated when a ref makes what i believe to be a poor decision and may have been a little blue in the verbal towards him. But I just dont get the mentality of people that need to give it the big licks and start throwing their weight around all over the place. morons come to mind

Different people take defeat in different ways.

Personally it depends on the match. When a team out-plays us, and deserves the win, then defeat is easy to take. You can't always be the best, and if you were life would be boring. That was the case last night, and in the eliminator against Saints

When I get annoyed losing is when we don't do ourselves justice, we're sloppy, we make poor decisions, maybe get a bad decision. Then I get frustrated, and like a rant to myself/wife. Then after about half an hour I realise its only a game and move on.

Funny people those that call everyone else '*rs', when it's a title more fitting for them.

There was a moron 2 rows in-front of me, yapping on all the game, brain dead et al. After an hour I kindly asked him to shut the hell up (kind of ) I got a round of applause and he was really quiet.

My fight continues.