Typical Salford fans.

This incident was a bit of a shame. On the whole, the Salford fans came in good spirits and out sung our fans. I found it hard to explain to my 6 year old on the way home, what it was all about. Fair play to Salford for bringing so many well behaved fans and I share your disappointment over a few individuals letting you down. Warrington have enough of these unsavoury individuals as well! Like these guys - www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/war ... als?ref=ts

This incident was a bit of a shame. On the whole, the Salford fans came in good spirits and out sung our fans. I found it hard to explain to my 6 year old on the way home, what it was all about. Fair play to Salford for bringing so many well behaved fans and I share your disappointment over a few individuals letting you down. Warrington have enough of these unsavoury individuals as well! Like these guys - www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/war ... als?ref=ts

Think its all getting blown a little out of proportion. Yes, it went off, but it wasn't world war 3 or anything not excusing the fact that a few handbags were thrown, but it was no more or no less than that. I've just got back, had a cracking night out in Warrington yet again and we even outsung you in the hop pole and prince of wales after the game

Can't believe that I have just spent 10 minutes reading all this bollox - mountains and molehills come to mind.

This forum is amusing in that one poster comes along every so often and transforms the whole mood of the place - step up Josh With his stupid OT topics and provocative comments designed to create responses from opposition fans, trolling on other sites and generally pi$$ing off 95% of the sensible folk on here.

He claims to be 26 but strange how his posts increase during the school holidays !!

Salford fans - OK they got a bit carried away towards the end, but I thought they had a decent atmosphere going and made a fair amount of noise (I was in the East and it carried across).

Finally if you are offended by people using offensive hand gestures towards you - simply do not look towards them, although your mates are probably doing exactly the same in the reverse direction so you may well see such actions. As far as the opposition fans singing nasty songs about your town and club, try to ignore it, stick some headphones on or as a last resort put your fingers in your ears and stick your tongue out !!

brilliantly summed up and on that note.