I wonder if this is perversly a product of our lack of success these last few years. Maybe these numpties existed in the past but were diluted heavily by the families coming through the gate. Now we are down to the 'hardcore' home and away the moronic element present at every club becomes more obvious.

Just a thought.

Shut up removed moaning !! Whats wrong with having a drink and a laugh at leeds away ? you need to bring your head back to when you was a teenager ? or was you sat on mummys nap reading the bible ? Get a removed grip!

Shut your face, removed. It's a family friendly game, one where kids go to watch. We don't need thugs, and idiots.

Dont like it .... Dont stand near them

I didn't, that's why I'm not doing the moaning

My two cents:

I can somewhat excuse it when it's teenagers, they tend to be extreme in everything that they do and it's perhaps the first time they are experiencing that tribal 'togetherness' feeling, in combination with a few drinks it's bound to make them a bit rowdy. They might well look back on themselves in a few years and cringe. However once they are past 19 it ceases to become 'one of those things'. There is no excuse for drunken thirty something's who probably have families themselves hurling obscenities all game and staggering around the place intimidating people. It's nigh time some of the older ones grew up and started setting an example.

You know when you star out part of a word, you're still meant to spell the remaining bits correctly right? Or have you not got to spelling in English class yet?

When you grow up, come back and have a sensible discussion. Until then, I'll choose to ignore your pathetic little ramblings and talk to the adults instead. Bye now.





That's essentially the point I was trying to make in my earlier post.

I think it's also a matter of chavs like "Bradford's Top Lad" there, seeing the rugby as a chance to go out with their mates, have a few underage beers and get rowdy. The chav element could certainly be cleared by the bars being a little more strict on asking for ID.

I for one look a lot younger than I actually am. I still continue to get asked in Tesco occasionally for ID when buying alcohol I've been legally buying for over 13 years. I've never been asked at a rugby ground. That itself tells me that they're not as strict.

...narrowly avoids temptation to come back with "clever" observation on that...mindful that one's own aged glass house is far from secure...

If I think Leeds are offside and the referee isn't doing his job, then I'll let him know.

Nothing wrong at all with shouting "get them ing back the ten Bentham" or "ing get them onside desert head"

So to the fat slug from Dewsbury, once again if you don't like my choice of words then please move away from me.

I'm sorry it's quite childish and I'll probably never get a girlfriend again if they ever see this post but that sweary filter!

You're not a top lad, you're an embarrassment!

Swearing at matches doesn't bother me too much, but people like you do. Shut up you little removed before you get yourself another ASBO.

Please can we cut out the abuse of each other on here.

Thanks.

I was thinking of taking some friends of mine, with their children, to the next game. They've never seen a live rugby match before. I'm afraid that, after reading this thread, I've decided not to do that. Too many posters are condoning this behaviour.