I saw no trouble in the ground...But the Leeds fans in Sam Platts who were trying to turn a good natured atmosphere into a hostile one by doing the "come on hand gesture with both hands" and throwing beer towards Wire fans were a disgrace...I saw the same thing from them 2 years ago...Think i'll give Sam Platts a swerve in future..

A Wire fan took a sickening beating near us in the Leeds end by a group of lads without colours on. I'm not sure what he did to set them off but there can't have been a need for what happened to him. There was a lad in a pink t-shirt who was a total coward and gave him about ten uppercuts whilst he was being held. Laughably he somehow managed to stay in the ground and sat chuckling away with his Chav mates for the rest of the game.

The thing that really annoys me as a proper league fan is any trouble always seems to involve some numpties with no colours on. They're going to these games just for a pi*s up.

They should start turning people who are too drunk away like they do in pubs/clubs.

It's about time the RFL brought forward the kick off time.

Me and my mate said to each other in the concourse that there always seems to be more of a k***head element that goes to the Grand Final rather than the Challenge Cup Final.

Some morons were causing grief in the 2nd block next to ours aswell.

Was in sam platts before the game, lots of singing by leeds and wire fans then noticed some knob in a dark grey voi jeans t shirt doing the old come on then d**khead jesture and only cause a girl stopped him it didnt kick off. He was acting like a complete cock when everyone else was having banter. Didnt see any actual fighting at all the whole time but must admit the atmosphere is more like a football match than any other RL game home or away ive been too.

I think the clown you're talking about was the one that stopped me on my way to the bar and said slurring his words "Oi pal if any of your fans have got a problem we'll have it with um..!".... I replied "if you're out for trouble why don't you just go out round Leeds on a night out"..!
It was then one of his mates stepped in a told him to shut up and apologised to me...
Pathetic no colours on using the day for a pi$$ up...

Personally I dont see why people 'need' to get p!$$ed at games. I said this on the Saints board a few years ago and there were strong opinions either way. Sad thing is though for every real fan who has a couple of beers ad has a laugh there are too many that get hammered and cause trouble.

Maybe it's time to just refuse entry to people who look too drunk and tighten the rules on beer in the ground.

Segregating the two ends behind the sticks, not having a 6pm kick off time and if necessary having a much larger police presence around the stadium and beyond into the city centre where fans are known to congregate would go a long way to solving this.

Segregation at finals needs to start happening. I've witnessed trouble first-hand on a few occasions recently and it's caused by those with the 'day out on the lash' mentality. They are not RL fans. I cannot remember any trouble caused by unsegregated fans in the same stand at a regular season game. It's a shame really.

It'll be a sad day for rugby league (I love mixing with other fans) but for the greater good it needs to happen.

Thinking on, something that I did find disgraceful was the hordes of Warrington fans leaving with about 10 minutes to go. Bleeding fair-weather fans, bandwagon jumpers, JCL's. Probably only the 2nd game they have been to this season (the other being the Challenge Cup Final).