The e-mail address provided by Widnes in their statement isn't accurate, they need to sort this.

That's a bit over the top, misjudged and stupid, but it's not child abuse.

Was the woman punched senseless by a fan? It was reported on the news a lady sprained her ankle. Genuine question by the way as I couldn't see from where I was sat.

Likely due to the lads that jumped on to congratulate Owens when he went in for Widnes. Owens did not look pleased.

The stewards stopped the Widnes fans getting at Cas fans by holding the line around the perimeter, they aren't going to get stuck in as we would have liked

The venue was praised, without fences morons will get on the pitch at any venue.

Quite right. There is no excuse for going on the pitch. It' a nobody or no institution,a fault - it's the thick, detritus of Widnes society who were and are 100 percent responsible. Get then prosecuted, banned and made an example of.

A bit disappointed that despite offering apologies all round and mentioning the BBC and Tetleys, the aplology did not include the Castleford club and fans who are the ones who suffered the most.

As far as criticising the LSV is concerned, I don't know if it applies now but at one time what happened with games like semi-finals and internationals was that the RFL hired the ground and was responsible for things like catering and stewards. Could that be why they're getting a bit wobbly about this?

As soon as the idiots came on the pitch to celebrate Widnes' try (a habit Widnes' fans have had as long as I've been watching), the police should have been ready for the final whistle. However, the blame for this lies entirely with the idots commiting the crime.

A Hull fan further up the thread mentions how his club reacted to the semi final of 2000, and he is right. The Hull club took tremendous steps to rid themselves of that element, and continue to do so. I hope Widnes can learn from them.

I find it strange that some people think that you can't be a real supporter of a team unless you go to the game in a replica shirt.

I have a season ticket at Sheffield Eagles and go to most away games too, and I couldn't tell you the last time I wore a replica shirt.

I don't wear a replica shirt to Salford games either, never have and never will. Doesn’t make me any less of a supporter than those that do.

I also don't buy into the "these aren't real fans of Widnes Vikings", I am sorry but yes they are. It isn't like they took 15,000 to Leigh is it. They took their typical home crowd with them, so this “football bandwagon jumping bunch of thugs” doesn’t wash either.

Me bad if that is the case...I was told that by somebody in front of me...my view was obstructed by fans arm waving at the stewards to stop the Widnes fans at the perimeter railings...Widnes fans there..woman goes down..a case of 2+2=5.

I also forgot the morons goading the players and coaching staff.