Although having a fantastic view and thoughroughly enjoying the game from the north stand N2414 if you are reading this and were the older bloke who kept shatting yourself, drinking out of your hip flask and then proceeded to nod off before half time...............why bother!!!

Even if the flesh was willing (which, I hasten to add, it wasn't) the legroom was decidedly weak!

I saw it aswell. If i was in charge i would give him a 2 year ban at headingly!!

I didnt see it but he sounds like a village idiot

Disgraceful scenes it was

Dont get me wrong showing emotion is acceptable (im not ashamed to admit tears did roll down my cheeks when Smiths 2nd try was given on the screen) but if one was swearing and using foul lanuage that is clearly not acceptable

I was sat behind Adam to the left. Saw him at the start of the game ut then didnt notice after.

There were some friendly drunks behind me though. Gave me random hugs and all sorts. They are the best kind of drunks

thought the no alcohol in the arena policy worked well this year. Got to see about 50% more of the game

I must have had all McLaren Field's drunks quota around me this year. The one two rows in front was my favourite. Before the game he'd picked a fight with his brother, who was having none, then had a row with his Dad, then his Dad (just as trollied) left before kick off. Then said drunken chav cried for a bit. Then he spent the rest of the game leaning over the heads of three young kids in front of him to hurl some pretty poor language (even by RL ground standards) at various opposition fans, players, the ref and so on. He was a good 'un. Every so often somebody asked him to shut up. Invariably he did fora minute or two. until the ale (which he clearly couldn't handle) got the better of him and he started again.

My next favourite was the slightly older "gent" with the mohawk haircut, whose use of the "c" word was at about the rate of every other "sentence" and who seemed to think that everyone else around him wanted to be lurched or staggered into throughout the game. Nobody said anything to him, because, frankly, he was a bit scary. People shouldn't have to say anything though should they? He was especially ace as he tried to pick a fight with somebody in front of him for standing up at the start of the match, then stood up and generally swayed around for virtually the entire match.

There were loads of over-excited, funny drunks around. I don't mind them, I do mind people who can't behave like an approximation of a human being when they're p!ssed.

There, that's off my chest. Feel better now.