I've just read this article written by the Hull FC fans about the trouble after friday nights game? I think Warrington Wolves need to read this and take action towards those responsible and also stop home fans been allowed to walk freely round to the away fans www.rlawaydays.com/blog/45924743 ... y/10769021

I've just read this article written by the Hull FC fans about the trouble after friday nights game? I think Warrington Wolves need to read this and take action towards those responsible and also stop home fans been allowed to walk freely round to the away fans www.rlawaydays.com/blog/45924743 ... y/10769021

I wasn't there, but they are alleging it all our fault?

Can anyone who witnessed the problems confirm this?

Unfortunately, we're stuck with walking bell-ends like the self titled Warrington Casuals, so I don"t see the problem going away, any time soon.
As I type this, Wayne Rooney and Roy Hodgson are forced to make videos, begging lowlives to behave themselves in France. Normal people wont need to be told, but mouthbreathers are a different matter.

Pillocks who indulge in sporting hooliganism deserve to spend some time behind bars, as well as heavy fines. However, it's a sad indictment of today's society, that some revel in it.

I walked past the West Stand on Friday, as the Hull fans were celebrating their victory.

As I approached the exit in the West Stand a couple of Hull fans came out. They were lively and excited but nothing more than that. They walked away.

As I reached the door, two young lads, one in a primrose coloured top, went into the West Stand. They were then followed by a number of other lads, who also entered the stand.

At that point there was no trouble at all but all I could conclude from that was that the Warrington 'fans' instigated the trouble.

Hope that helps.

nice deflection

hope your carpet isnt bulging too much

Not a deflection but a reality.
That however doesn't defend youths that infiltrate another stand looking for a fight. I hope CCTV backs up what Handy Andy says should that group be responsible for taking out club down to depths that I despair and embarreses me.
I love my town and s that tarnish my image of it hurts.

Whenever this happens, people dig their heads in the stand and usually dismiss the perpetrators as 'not real supporters' or 'football fans'. The fact is, if they have paid their entry fee they are followers of the club, however you want to paint it.

As I said on the other thread, it is becoming impossible to watch an away game without getting drenched in ale. At the Magic Weekend someone could have been seriously hurt by the strength and distance with which they were thrown.

Unless I have missed it, the club has never really acknowledged or condemned the various incidents which come to mind in recent years; it needs stamping out, no matter how small the miniroty may be.

I applaud the Doc for ridding s last month at Salford.
We ought to hang our dirty washing out. It'll embarrass us but set a precedent.
We won't except it. We will find you and feck you off.

No doubt caused by "fans" with too much money in their pockets & too much drinking time on their hands.

Luckily we must have got away before anything started, we certainly didn't see any trouble.

I didn't attend but there was a video on twitter of some fat guy in a red t shirt offering people out near the Hull buses. Pretty obvious who it is and hopefully your club will take some action against him

Warrington and Hull FC fans fighting (2016) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTZ5DNw-aOE www.scoobynet.com/sport-35/10198 ... eague.html (bottom of page - close up)

Warrington and Hull FC fans fighting (2016) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTZ5DNw-aOE www.scoobynet.com/sport-35/10198 ... eague.html (bottom of page - close up)

How can you stop people walking that way? Some people have to go that way to get home or to get to their cars in the car park.

He said this
she said that
he started it, no he started it.
All that is nonsense, the truth is both set of fans are culpable end of, no one is whiter than white and i suggest all Hull fixtures FC and KR are played on a Sunday day.
It cuts down on drinking time, make Sky aware of this request too.

Every fixture i have attended with an early kick off, no problems, late one and some d1k always has to kick off. May i also suggest that for the Widnes game too.

Manchester and Liverpool usually have 12:45 kick offs to stop fighting, so 3pm Sunday needs to be brought in for me.

This particular incident was probably instigated by Wire fans, as the redecorating of coaches with bricks and shattered glass is usually instigated by Hull fans when we go over there.

The fact is both sets of fans have an element that don't like other and can't be reasonable in their dislike of each other. If either set of fans wants to take the moral high ground than the plinth you stand on is sinking in the sand fast.