I would like to come on here and state that i was part of the fighting tonight at Odsal. A leeds fan in the bradford end was taunting Bulls fans and in a polite reminder to stop the lad in question to calm down as to not start a fight, the women reacted angrily and swore at member s of my family. fighting broke out but i must say that although fighting is unacceptable, tempers were high and although the fighting may seem just at the time we were instigated by the leeds fan. Apologies to anyone affected and can assure you that we tried to remain calm until i could not stand anymore. Sorry for ruining anybodys night as i can assure you that i was annoyed as the Leeds fan in question spoilt me clapping off the bradford team. I hope you can understand and apologies to all

Sounded a bit tasty down there - only saw the aftermath of it though.

in a way if we went to keeping all away fans in the away end it would stop any of this but it does spoiil the banter.
hope he gets banned from odsal

We should never have to segregate. That's one of the things that make our sport what it is. Just get rid of the idiots who can't control themselves so the rest can enjoy it like they always have.

I have no problem with away fans in the home end who are down for some banter. AS LONG AS THEY RESPECT THE HOME FANS.

Where exactly is the "home" end in Odsal?

I can sympathise with you. Personally I want all ‘anti-other teams’ chants removed from our terraces. Like most I don’t mind a bit of banter before and after matches. But in the stadium you should just want to support your team and show good sportsmanship. Won’t ever happen unfortunately!

Hope you have an idiot free experiance in your next visit to Odsal!

i dont mind away fans with us but when they start swearing and carrying on in front of little ones when its supposed to be a family stand, thats when i get annoyed with them.
it also put families off from bringing them again which loses our supporters

What about home fans swearing and carrying on? Is that ok then?

i have never had any trouble or heard bad language which is out of order from any bulls fans where we sit. we sit near families and the atmosphere is always very pleasant,
but an answer to your question...no its not and they should know better in their own stadium

Swearing is something that happens as much as you would like it not to. Swearing from home fans does not aggravate other fans in a negative manner against each other. Like a leeds fan taunting and acting tough in a area of annoyed bradford fans after a narrow loss.

Some people are quite gratuitous with swearing - including the guy in front of me calling Alibert a French T*** every time he blew his whistle. I do swear a bit at the rugby, I can't help it, but its usually just out of joy / frustration rather than directed towards anyone specifically.

I'd have just ignored a Leeds fan trying to act tough - just make them look like the idiot that they probably are.

Obviously i would have liked to leave the guy alone which i did but the reason i was involved was because the leeds fan walked off and came back and blinded sided a man which a member of my family took offence too and punched the guy whihc got me involved. It was a heat of the moment thing which ruined my viewing of Bradford and a good performance. I would have liked to stay calm but apologies and it wont happen again i hope

Apologies for any Leeds fans behaving like tools - we have plenty of them I'm afraid. Unfortunately by involving yourself in fighting with them you have dragged yoursself down to their level. No need for it at all

Not going to make excuses as i chose to vent my anger and frustrations at the leeds fan when i could have easily left it. a Personal fault but do not judge the fantastic bulls crowd and atmosphere on a unfortunate incident which i DO NOt advocate at rugby league