Maybe they thought it was a Devil-powered horse-less carriage and acted accordingly ?

Was it also a group from the nearby camp site who stood in the road and blocked access for a Leeds bus to the ground after full time and then kicked the door and spat at the windows? Maybe a different group from the camp site shouting abuse across the road outside the ground and telling an elderly couple to "eff off home?"
I think it was a 3 year old actually. Yes must have been.

Classy Cas.

Not wishing to decry RL because I do and always have loved the game. However, to suggest these things have not happened in the past is naive to say the least. I have witnessed similar incidents in Hull, Widnes, Castleford, Featherstone, Workington, Leigh and Wigan.
Infact, when I think about it, most of these incidents occured in the late 80s and early 90s, including having the coach window put through on the way out of Naughton Park.

I disagree. In the last couple of years, 'chav corner' has calmed down a heck of a lot. A few years back, it was all their morons on one side, and all ours on the other. It made for uncomfortable viewing.

In suppost of Hull, after the goal post incident, I think the club made real efforts to sort out that element of their fans.

I can go back to the mid sixties and incidents like this have always happened usually isolated incidents or just a small group of youngsters.

Indeed. In fact from this season the whole of the East Stand at the KC has now been made reserved seating, so contrary to what Andy R says, Hull [ihave[/i done something about the issues. Hopefully other clubs like Castleford will also take action to make visiting fans more welcome.

I'm enjoying Gasbag's desperate attempts to shift the blame eleswhere.

Let's be right, who could tell the difference between a kid from a camp, and your average Cas inhabitant?

48-6, that'll do nicely, and we can always bill them for a replacement window.

Sorry I know this is a serious issue but this comment made me laugh

I don't want to make this into an anti Hull debate because it wasn't. I completely agree with your last sentence and the people who are responsible deserve great credit.

Did you go to the cup game last year. That was as bad as I remember in recent years. The league game this year was an improvement but there was still an element

Cas do it every year - throwing beer glasses outside the ground, running across the pitch to try and attack wakey fans in 2004, chasing refs into the changing rooms and homophobic abuse at players from large sections of the crowd.

This isn't minorities either for those who want to stick up for the vile scum.

What a load of anti-Cas tosh.

I can honestly state that in my 12/13 years of watching Cas I've not heard one racist comment ever.

And of course, Wakey fans are saints.

They've already found a new club to support in SuperLeague then?

ive heard plenty of anti semetic comments when Cas play Leeds,look whenever ive gone to Cas ive known what to expect ,the usual hatred of the city of Leeds,as I said anti semetic comments etc,but when T lads come into the city for nights out and shopping its all mates together

Disgraceful and i can only apologise that this happened. I am fed up of a few of our 'fans' are letting the club down. Walking out of the ground last night there was a few Cas 'fans' outside the boot room pub shouting 'eff off Leeds scum' and other vile disgusting insults at a middle aged Leeds couple walking on the other side of the road. Makes me sick.