Milly, far too mature for the trolls from here and other boards.

Well said Milly, it's idiots like the one you just put in his place and Dei Morti Veventi who constantly call us. On the other hand, these few clowns who give us a bad name need putting in their place.

I'm not sure if you're talking to me.

But I wasn't trying to make these annoying teenagers out to be "glory hunters", I think they are a worse minority of our fan base which seems to have no interest in rugby WHAT SO EVER (glory or no glory) and just enjoy being drunk and yobbish.

I have never been sure what the club coach alcohol policy is. I always thought it was banned but time and time again I see people (young and old) bringing all kinds of alcohol on board.

I didn't tell anyone because when I first saw the alcohol they weren't doing anything to cause concern and I'm not one to "snitch" when people seem ultimately harmless. In hindsight you are correct, the best option would be for myself or somebody else to have alerted the driver.

Yes everytime i've gone on the coach it's been made clear that no alcohol is permitted.

Who makes it clear?

I have never had this pointed out to me by anyone in the club shop when I buy tickets.

Also, almost at every single away game I take a few bottles of water in a carrier bag. I have never ever been asked what I have within my carrier bag by anybody, not even the person from the club who collects coach tickets as you get on.

I could easily have been taking on 3-4 small bottles of Vodka.

Well done mate. if they had alcohol report them to the club (just explain how many in the group etc). Alcohol is banend on the club coaches and this may end up being the last club coach these idiots end up going on.

Thanks pal, I was in two minds about doing it because I was worried I'd get called "boring" etc but the response on here has been great.

do it. I never want to see them at a match!

Just a question mate, was there anybody from the club on the coach. Ive experienced that there tend sto be more "problems" with the coaches when its basically just the driver "in charge". All they care about is getting the bus back to the depot and then home ASAP.

Pretty sure there was nobody from the club on the coach, although I can't swear to it.

I agree with you there, when the coach has people from the club on it order is usually maintained.

ALTHOUGH.

Coming home from Wigan away last year two drunk adults were screaming and swearing whilst both heavily drunk. The lady who is usually on coach one who collects tickets for the club (pretty sure her name is Barbara) told them to stop and they just started chanting at her, abusing her and telling her to "f**k off". Horrible scenes.

I presume these may have been a part of the chav brigade at the back who at away games start chanting Jason Chan's name for some reason...

Your avatar must be a self portrait because you are a t1t

Probably the same pond life who were chanting "S##t Helens, S##t Helens" when their U18s scored the winning try against Leeds in the curtain raiser to the main game.
For god's sake, these are young lads making their way in the game. Maybe if Saints U18s had been playing Wire 18s could some chanting be appropriate but this was nothing to do with Wire.

This game is being taken over by an ever growing minority that I really fear will explode one day soon.