Let's be honest most of us were predicting there would be trouble. I don't think the use of the golden point helped the situation as stewards weren't ready as they are with extra time games.

Definitely. I couldn't make it to the game unfortunately as I had to be somewhere else but I messaged my mate on Friday predicting there'd be trouble regardless of the result. It should have been one of the first things on people's minds when planning the stewarding/policing arrangements for the game.

The guy on the floor is a Salford fan. I recognise him from games. You can also see a guy in a KR shirt who throws him to the ground.

Maybe the intention, but anyone with half a brain would realise it would be disrespectful to Hull KR.

Although you are probably right, the trouble had started long before Koucash brought his "cheque" onto the pitch and it had nothing to do with the pitch invasion from the Salford fans.
Bad taste yes but, not the cause, nor the reason for the trouble.

My observations (FWIW):

The Salford fans were given 2 blocks of a stand, the rest of which was (partially) occupied by home fans. This meant some Salford fans (myself included) having to sit in the next block along as my ticketed seat was occupied. The rest of the Salford fans were at the opposite end of the ground. If Salford had been given another block (or two) in that stand they would have been easier to steward. As it was, some stewards were at the opposite end of the ground, and there were nowhere near enough at either end. At the final whistle fans are entering the pitch from both ends of the ground, making it harder to prevent. How are tickets allocated when larger travelling support attend?

At the end of 80 minutes there were (I would guess) a couple of hundred fans in front of the Colin Hutton stand, next to the dead ball line, the full width of the pitch, ie from both sets of supporters. If Rovers had won, rest assured their fans were about to invade the pitch and the outcome would have been similar. Why the game was restarted before these fans were told to get back in their seats is beyond me - it was clear what was coming at the end regardless of who actually won.

The Salford fans shouldn't have entered the playing area, but when they did it was to celebrate their victory. What reason would any Hull KR fan have to go on to the pitch, unless it was to confront the celebrating fans? They can say they were 'goaded', but from what I saw (and the videos knocking about back up) they came to the Salford fans before they had even had a chance to get anywhere near the East stand to 'goad', often picking off fans and knocking them to the ground from behind before disappearing back towards the stands.

We are no longer a SL side but, you are clearly still a w@nker. Some things never change.

Silly Koucash....there was no need for that whatsoever.

Going down, going down, going down

That's what I said, you inbred moron.

For real? yesterday was a group of people estatic at their team coming back from the dead going on the pitch.
Widnes lost v cas, and had known so for some time. They entered the pitch for one reason only, to fight.