Well they would be if he was singing the correct song but infact the lyrics were changed by bulls fans just for that game

When I go to matches, I go with my 3 year old daughter. I do not appreciate bad language in front of her. If i wanted her to be subjected to that, I'd take her to watch City (or her Uncle Gareths)

Most people would appreciate what you are saying and see that there are children present,

BUT on this occasion there was not around the area in question, most of the time i do not believe the language to be intentional but to come on emotions running high and the passion of the game

The word in question is not a very nice word (C word) to use in any situation but it is understandable for other words to be used

Whats point in singing the correct song without changing the lyrics to Bradford/rugby related

We might aswell sing oh when the st's go marching in, in stead of changing it to bulls.

Yes i do agree when i used the C word it was slightly unacceptable.

But i was abit drunk and ganson was been a total .

If i wouldn't of shouted that, we wouldnt of won

There is a video of the entertaining train journey from Burley to Leeds post game, featuring some of the children off this site I would suspect, on that well known video sharing site.

Oh yesh!! That will be me

, what do i type into that well known site?

Search Leeds Rhinos vs Bradford Bulls 2011

Cant find it

Apart from the guy with the pot on his hand (Nice touch with the colour there matey for the Rab

) nearest the camera A) They all looked about 13

b) None of them looked like they shaved yet

, and c) Given the pitch of their "singing" voices, I'm not sure puberty had paid a visit yet either

Think trading standards might be after Terrace Singer following that clip

Please can somebody tell me the exact thing to put into the search bar, whats the video called