I think you need to check your facts, the 'trouble' v fc was one hull fan pouring beer over a young Cas lad, he then promptly ran away when Richie Owen and all the hull fans nearby had a go at him. The trouble v kr was some Cas fans cars had paint thrown on them and some young kr fans were seen running away. Don't make out like there was fighting at the game when there wasn't.
I've steered clear of commenting on Cas v wakey too much as I wasn't there all I know for certain is that at least 4 Cas fans had head injuries from being hit by glass bottles and that some Wakefield fans were firing fireworks at a bunch of Cas fans. According to your own fans you threw things at rangi chase and a touch judge.

I'm not saying no Cas fans were at fault on Friday but don't try to make up a pattern of Cas fans misbehaving to take pressure of your own club.

Back to the original point, fev have a minority of idiots like most clubs, but most of them are decent blokes I have many mates who are fev fans, all cracking blokes.

So you admit at both games V Hull FC and Hull KR there were some trouble (which backs up what I said) I didn't at any point state there was any fighting did I? I also know for certain Cas fans threw bottles at Wakey fans as I saw them. As for fireworks, I have no idea where you get that from?

The Cas fan at the start of this thread is whom I am responding to who stated it was all Wakefield ... which is why I responded. Not to take 'pressure' off my own club. I am in no way stating it was all Castleford, both sides had idiot supporters causing trouble at the game.

So, which of my 'facts' are incorrect?

Which club has been fined for crowd trouble in the past few years and which club hasn't?
Come on, some Cas fans are stating they were in no way to blame for any trouble at all at the game, which we both
know is factually incorrect, don't we?

You know exactly what you were insinuating when you said there was trouble at those games, they were minor incidents involving 1 or two fans similar minor incidents happen at rl games most weeks, wakefield themselves will have minor incidents at games throughout the season like all clubs. And yes I would say that the young Cas kid was blameless for having beer chucked over him ( well done to the nearby hull fans for telling the guy to get lost and grow up) and I would say Cas fans weren't to blame for having paint thrown on the cars. These minor incidents have no relevance to the discussion unless your trying to create a pattern that doesn't exist. I've never tried to make out that Cas fans were blameless I wasn't there so dont know what happened. As for the fireworks a mate of mine was in the group that had fireworks fired at them before the game, thankfully no one was hurt.
As for fines you might as well use that line as often as you can over the next few weeks as if the rfl are consistent wakey will be getting one soon.

Multiple Cas fans had fireworks fired at them before the game, there has been video footage sent to the RFL.




Which club had a spectator run onto the playing field and confront an official last year that the RFL let slide?
Wakefield fans started the bottle & firework throwing last week, which is all on video.

So you should stop being factually incorrect too

Fine pretend that's not what you we're trying to achieve I don't believe you for one second why would a Cas kid having beer chucked over him be relevant or some Cas fans cars being relevant to a discussion on crowd violence at wakey? why say the Cas fans think there blameless for these two incidents, of course the castleford fans were blameless in these incidents, they were the victims, how could it be seen any other way? ( don't really expect you to answer that one as it makes your post seem even more foolish).
Where have I said Cas fans were blameless at wakey? Don't really expect you to answer that either.

Of course you have!!!!

Gronk, there were some disgraceful scenes on Friday night, including an element of non-rugby fans who appeared to be there to involve themselves in some sort of disorder.
If there were fireworks thrown and I personally didnt see any, they were of the silent variety because I didnt hear any either.
"Supporters" of both teams were involved and to try and blame one faction more than another is futile.
I hope the investigation can rid the game of all those who brought shame on a family sport, so I suggest you wait for the enquiry outcome before stating so many "facts", especially as you wern't even there.

Arguing aside I am not condoning the actions of any Wakefield fans causing trouble. I hope the perpetrators are
banned for life if any evidence is actually found.

As do I with any Cas fans that were at fault.

The incident was before the game