Personally I would not have an issue with a ban on alcohol at games. When i go to the match, I might go for a drink afterwards but I dont drink at the game itself..............cant afford to for one thing. Speak to many fans (and also employees) and you can probably guess they would say that most trouble they have encountered involved an element of alcohol. Ever tried to get on the terraces, only to find you cant because of the people lining up along the yellow line and not letting anybody past, just so they can get to the bar ASAP at half time ?

That being said.......I also would not begrudge the bloke who's worked hard all week and want to enjoy a pint with his mates, having that pint whilst watching the game.

Furthermore though, I would have no issue whatsoever if the club operated a zero-tolerance approach to troublemakers especially where alcohol is involved. As regards revenue genartion, food and drinks at the HJ are NOT in the hands of the club. Its a separate catering firm. OK, so maybe high beer sales means the club can charge more for the rights.....but it also means the company involved doesnt have to pick up the pieces on the terraces.

Happy Anniversary...there was a bit of confetti throwing in the South last night thought it may have been you until re read your post and as I was stood behind I'm still eating it ha ha

On a serious note we were wondering why he was stood so deep but Brough was kicking early and looking for forty-twenties. However they then started running edge power plays which meant Russell and the two wingers were offering far too much space.

Hudds suckered us into that last night.

There are far too many people in the south who don't understand the rule with a player hitting the ball away when making a tackle. We did it last night and all I could hear around us was "BUT HE NEVER PLAYED AT IT REF!".

How long have we had the rule in place and people STILL don't know it?

My post was about the Castleford game mate

I stand corrected.