don't worry, they got their punishment - after the game the wind was really icy (brass monkeys !) and they were shivering and looking for a taxi into town - I was on the point of offering them a lift into town which is about a fifteen minute walk away when a taxi turned up

as I said, nice kids - totally bonkers but with a few too many ales inside them

a good bunch - hope to see you all again next year

Well said but at Salford we have the internet judge jury and executioner's who want anyone who so much as farts banning from the club.

I am sorry to say I am not one to complain when someone farts as someone suggested! I was being very polite when I suggested that some fans were disrespectful & their behaviour in my opinion was way below the taste of acceptable decency.
I also don't believe it is a football element creeping into our sport, more a social problem, believe me when I say some really want to take a hard look at themselves.
The vast majority were respectful pity a few let us down.

I actually agree with you, and like you say it's a social thing not a Salford thing unfortunately there are nobbers everywhere. But I stand with my point that it's not a banning offence.

Maybe England should kick 90,000 out when they boo the visiting teams national anthem ? And the fans of England RL be banished when they boo one of there own (S.Tomkins)

No doubt the way you'd hand banning orders out we'ed be down to one stand open at Salford with all 1,500 singing from the same hymm sheet ?

Come on I thought you'd have more gumption than that, you seem to have ignored the following which you can't possibly condone?

& the vile chants being made to a young group of cheer leaders.

I never said I agreed with any personal abuse but hey sh*t happens at every sporting ground in the country/world, no need to hand out bans for every offence that takes place.

The chant was 'get your bits out for the lads' if I remember correctly. A song older than Rugby League itself and hardly a banning offence. Saturday was probably the best our fans have behaved in Perpignan in SL, mainly due to reduced numbers and a 3.30 kick off.

We do have some cringeworthy wrong 'uns in our fan base though.

no offence with the choice of clothing - all the french thought it it highly amusing ! I just felt sorry for them when they realised that the cold wind from the mountains warranted slightly more suitable apparel ! They must have frozen thier widgets off...

reduced visiting numbers this year though - is this down to the time of the year or just lack of money going aroud nowadays for the Reds fans ?

I recall the Saints game last season which was in late fecruary or early march and only about 200 came down whereas this year the same fixture is in mid summer so hopefully a lot more fans should make the trip

That and given you're better off booking flights and hotels months in advance, supporter morale was in the toilet late last year and early this year. Shame really because despite the result it was a cracking day.

yeah, it's a good craic win,lose or draw