Have personally boycotted the Hull club both at the Boulevard and the KC.

I would advise others to do the same its the only way anything will get done I`m afraid.

Sounds to me like nothing has changed in the last few years at Hull. Bit of deja vu from the last time I went, the Hull fans to the left of the Leeds fans are only interested in hurling abuse and a fight.

Who cares?

Does it really matter that a few prepubescent chavs struggling to manage their new found testosterone release tension by pretending to be "I'm hard Bruce Lees".

Its human nature.

Who cares?

Rugby league is a family sport and is proud to be. People like me and you may be able to laugh off the thugs and rise above it, however some people particularly females with children will feel threatened and as already mentioned some people chose to leave 10 mins before the end. Do you want this in our sport?

Leeds fans are just as bad, drunk, abusive and throwing things - but much quicker to point the finger at the opposistion "scum"

I don't see a problem with standing at a game as long as your not obscuring someone else's view. I was stood at the back of the North stand under the big screen, a steward came and stood next to me for 5 or 10 mins and never said a word about standing. Was more bothered about the "make shift drum".

That is unless you are trolling again...............

I can only speak from my point of view but I was going to the rugby until the day before I had our daughter. I was back on the terraces 2 months later for friendlies.

I have never had a problem taking my little girl to Headingley.

I have taken her once to KC Stadium and it was dreadful - never, never again

Hull has been like this for years – we refer to it as ASBO Corner although I heard it referred to as Chav Corner, Borstal Corner and The Pig Pen.

I have and never will involve myself in offensive chanting (although I had to chuckle at “You’re4 sh*t and you stink of fish” on Saturday) but I thought it quite apt when some Rhinos fans started chanting “You’re the scum of Super League”.

What amazes me is that it has been like this for years which would suggest that the Hull FC staff virtually condone this behaviour by their lack of action against it.

Well done Hull – you live up to all expectations.

Complete bollox.
While Leeds does have a chav element, like all clubs, it is absolutley insignificant when recollecting the experiences most Leeds fans have had with Hull fans over the last 30 years. With Hull it was never just young scallies and it was never just bottle throwing.

I've never had a problem at the KC, and games at the Boulevard attracted plenty of once a season bell ends in the Leeds following. I'm sure there are plenty of once a season bell ends from Hull that only go to Leeds games.

I don't know if they still do it but Hull were pioneers in having the visiting fans liaison officers a few years back.

Still, can't speak for Saturday's experience as I watched the first half at home and the second half in the gym. No incidents to report at either venue.

Well thats strange because I watched the first half at home and the second half at an eighth birthday party where there was cake, there has to be cake, or at least there was cake until I got there.