Looked like a golf ball to be honest.

Happened on the bridge after the Crown pub on the corner.

Shame really as majority of fans are nice genuine people.
I remember going to Wilderspool back in the 80's and being scared stiff of some of the idiots who went in those days--in fact Warrington fans were well known for trouble back then.

Yep Wilderspool back in those times with changing ends could be a bit daunting for away fans.

I agree totally,I saw and heard the little girl singing "w*nky w*nky warrington" and couldn't believe her Dad was just sat in the car letting her sing it.

thank god a kr fan has agreed!!!! lol

I let our kid sing Shiit Helens. As long as she knows it's only acceptable at the rugby and that she isn't to repeat those words anywhere else, I think it's fine. It's pretty hard to take a kid at an impressionable age to a sporting arena and not expect them to pick up some of the language/chants. Just need to be responsible about how you go about it.

Warrington has its idiots, same as every other club, but I have never witnessed a gang of 20somethings screaming into the face of a 7 year old that they hope he and his dad effin die on the way home as happened to us outside the KC. Nor have I witnessed teenagers surrounding a car with a family in it banging on the windows and roof whilst hurling verbal abuse as happened after the cup defeat at KR.

I'm sure there are thousands of really decent folk in Hull, I have chatted with many at cup finals and 'magic weekends', but the idiots take things to a level that I have never witnessed anywhere other than Hull.

Most deprived, high poverty and high unemployment cities have problems, Hull is no exception. Walking to my car I looked around the sink estates, dog crap festooned streets, gangs of youths, litter and boarded up shops and thought Britain really is broken.

7 years ago i used to drive a bus in London, it used to go through the West End so you can imagine it was pretty busy the capacity when full is 80 people and from the start to end of shift when logging off our ticket machines it would tell you how many people you'd picked up which was usually between 900-1200 a day.

In that whole shift you'd only remember the one person that gave you grief, that one person would ruin most drivers day, that one person would make a driver come back to the garage saying
"god, i really hate the public"
Most people would dismiss the other 1199 people who were courteous and polite.

Why do we have to dwell on the negative?

I have an idea each club on the back of their tickets should have a number or email address, let them know the nature of the problem the time it occurred and it's location.
That way we could have proactive stewarding and policing and start to cut out all this nonsense.
Why are we painting Hull fans, like Wigan fans, like Wire fans, like Salford fans etc etc ad infinitum ?

Dwell on the [umajority[/u it's their opinion and behaviour that is the most important surely ?

Do you blame Thatcher too?

I think most would if they had actually witnessed it happening.