We've been in the North Terrace for as long as I can remember, and, for as long as I can remember, so have many Wakefield fans and I have never encountered any trouble - until last night! Some p*ssed up Wakefield tos[size=100s[/sizeer in a green T-shirt was being all Charlie Big Potatoes and was trying to kick-off with some Leeds fans.

Admittedly the stewards did their job well and ejected him but my point is - no segregation, no trouble - segregation, trouble.

Coincidence? I think not.

I'm of the opinion that patronising rhinos fans ought to be focusing on the empty promises of their own club with regard to the not-so-new north and south stands instead.

On the subject of segregation, it's been creeping in gradually for a while and not just at Wakefield. It's one of the reasons I hardly attend these days.

Eh? Why because you don't like your own fellow supporters?

Sounds likes an excuse for being an armchair fan

Once you start herding people around like animals, they will behave like them.
Nobody wants segregation and Wakefield, along with Cas and to a lesser extent Leeds were the only grounds where supporters were free to move around.
The stewards seemed to be trying hard to enforce some segregation but, there were still Leeds and Wakefield fans mixed around the ground.
It's a sad day for the sport when RL fans cant stand together and enjoy the game.

I am sorry the segregation was a joke, I have been to Belle View for about 30 years and have always stood on the North Terrace and there has never been any trouble. So why the attempt to split the fans. The week before I was on Western Terrace having a laugh and joke with Trinity fans no trouble. The stewards had no idea what they were doing. Also the state of Belle View has potential for being a death trap when you get a big crowd, by only letting Leeds fans use four turnstiles they were causing a massive backlog outside and anything could have happened.

The ground itself is a disgrace, from the Western side unless you were at the front you could not see all the pitch, the whole ground felt like it was in the 1960's and I was expecting them to be filming "this sporting life", bu the way I would have had the ground around 13000.

Tin pot club in "can't cope with big crowd" shocker.