You're not wrong. A lot were drinking the 2 pinters to look like big men but clearly couldn't handle it.

Hmm, got that last train home from Leeds loads of times - a sing-song of "get your tits out for the lads" is the sort of thing you'd expect to get on there from a group of blokes who've had a few beers, rugby fans or not, and it would always be treated as the joke it was - it's not a song I've ever heard sung in an aggressive or threatening way, how could it be?

I suspect there's a particularly fragile person blogging there.

We do have a pretty high proportion of female support. Get a group of immature teenage lads who can't handle their beer and this is the result. They probably don't have the mental capacity to consider that this sort of thing might make some women feel very uncomfortable.

Like all clubs we have a few idiots but on the whole I think our fans are some of the better behaved in SL. What can be done about the small few who let us down.. I'm not sure.

Think its pretty unpleasant in any circumstances to be honest. If it's a train packed mainly with blokes, I'd say that is then exacerbated. The premise of the song is in the end "You are a woman, you are different from us, we are thinking about you sexually, we are going to make it impossible for you to ignore those facts".

Don't think it needs to be blown out of proportion, but I would rather people know that not all Bulls fans think it's OK to do that. If you disagree, that's your call.

What can be done? Bullish (ha) option would have been to say 'That's not necessary'. More diplomatic would be to try to get a song about the Bulls going instead. After the event - bit of notice to those who might have been there that people think it's not alright, via this board and twitter.

I've always thought the premise of the song is "I'm an ugly virgin and this is the closest I'll ever get to a sexual relationship with a woman".

- all we need is a tune to fit it and we're away.

Hello - I posted the initial experience on the Leeds - Manchester train on Friday. Im pleased to see that the unnacceptable behv of some fans has caused some discussion and that most of you have stated that this sort of thing is not what you want associated with your club.

Im not too sure if the above post about being `fragile` is supposed to be a joke or what? I would just say to them as I said to the people on the train, have a think, or maybe ask them how would your Mum / sister / aunt / wife feel in circumstances like that.

Thanks for your replies on the main story too - its really positive to see the majority of fans were totally horrified with the actions of a number of others

Were Bradford bulls.... we do what we want!

Idiot!

correct!

You perhaps want to either take that back or explain yourself a little better?

Slightly off-topic but the website on which the lady voiced her concerns about the blokes on the train states that its core aim is to "End Street Harassment". That phrase to me means harassment in all its forms.

However, their definition of Street Harassment is incredibly narrow "The term ‘Street harassment’ is used to describe sexual harassment which takes place in public spaces, and refers to behaviour such as staring, sexualised commenting, shouting, following, touching, grabbing, groping, flashing, assault, and violence."

"The term 'Badger' is used to describe a ginger canivore that goes through your bins"

I mean....

We are Bradford bulls.... and we do what we want...

How easier can I explain that!