This is the second user that has come to the defence of them, butter wouldn't melt you would think.

When our East stand gets a bit full you can hear them screaming to people at the tops of their lungs "We've been stood here for 12 f****** years" basically upset because they have turned up 20 mins before kickoff and someone is stood there. Funny though - They aren't the most inconspicuous people and I don't remember them past 2 years ago.

The more colourful language is reserved for the referee and you don't go a game without being soaked in beer.

No Prob.

The club have phoned my dad today (his is the only contact number they have for our party) to try and speak to me. If they is any further relivent update I will add it.
The main thing is that the young lad will be ok!

you seem to have alot to say about these people, their passionate supporters who are not trouble causers who have been going for a long while if u actually talked to them u would realise this

Well I suppose that makes everything else fine then? If I'd just talked to them maybe they wouldn't do all the stuff that makes them so intimidating. Like I said, maybe it's me that's broken for disapproving with most of what they do.

Would this be the same Skyrack that serves approximately 10,000 students a year that stagger through the doors on their 7th pub on the Otley Run dressed in a variety of ridiculous fancy dress costumes?

He/she would have you believe that I'm being abhorrent in my perception of them and how they behave at home games, if they believe that there is nothing wrong with 80 minutes of language that would make Roy 'Chubby' Brown blush in an area within close proximity of children then their analogy of that days events are probably incoherent.

You're one of them, you've put that out there.

This has been very obliging of you, maybe you could go a step further by posting a picture of yourself so we we can all avoid you, because your version of "passionate" support is not one that I wish to be associated with.

nope i'm not 1 of them, and wasn't in fancy dress as dum sum says their language is unappropriate but ever since i've been coming to rovers people swear and its the normal. i think that alot of fans are starting a bullying campaign against them and given chance to meet them u would see there a nice group of people also i dont think u should be sending pictures to the club and grassing them up for nothing.

also regarding sky rack there was 3 coaches of well behaved supporters in there that would tell u that these fancy dress people did not start the trouble and this so called family was sat outside the pub not even involved in the arguement that took place

i used to live in headders the original oak and skyrack dont allow fancy dress

I must be seeing things every weekend then...

How long ago did you live there? Ive seen students in fancy dress in there nearly every time Leeds have had a game for well over 8 or 9 years.

I had the chance 'to meet them' on Sunday. They were a load of pished-up,foul-mouthed neanderthals. I don't wish to meet them again thank you very much.

Its not normal and its not acceptable to most people, but much more importantly it contravenes the conditions of entry into Headingley stadium and I suspect Craven Park too, most clubs are well within their rights to ask someone to not swear within the grounds and to evict them if they refuse.

Translation: I am one of the pished up chavs who likes to spoil the Rugby League experience for decent Rovers and opposition fans alike. I don't care because when me and my boys get on board the coaches we're no longer spotty virgin teenagers we're the baddest set of mofos in Hull. So STFU moaning all you decently behaved intelligent rugby league fans. I enjoy my away days as it takes my mind off the week to come when I have to go back to school, not understand the lessons and be ignored by the girls.