Totally pointless. I was right below it. Just drove all the fans that may have wanted to clap the players off out the ground and made a couple of children cry. Wish the kids would go back to drinking frosty jacks on the park.

I wish I was that cool.

Its them kids, there's about 20 of them, they wave that daft flag and take a drum and probably the same who think its cool to chuck toilet roll. School tomorrow.

Its the holidays! Going be stuck with it for a few more weeks!

Ah crap!

Summer school?

frickin boot camp more like! i hear guantanimo bay is nice this time of year

I'm one of the 'kids' who stand at the back, and yes, a smoke bomb was set off, and yes it was wrong but the smoke bomb and toilet roll and banging on the back of the stand was the same person. One person, not the 30 or so others. We're just there to make atmosphere and to try and spur other fans and the team on. That one person let's the rest of us down when actually, if you stood with us for a game then you'd realise that we're not all drunken kids who are there to cause trouble. There's no trouble with other fans or stewards or with our own fans. Some of the 'kids' don't watch the match but the majority like me, do.

Yeah the one that hit my wife on the back of the head ?

Kn0b ends

Sounds sick mate! Sounds like our little hard knocks have been YouTubing football fans too often.

most of us know its not every kid or young person that causes the trouble but if you do know who it is he needs to be reported before something more serious happens.
As i have said previously buying and handling pyrotechnics is illegal without a license and this can cause problems for the club in fines or possible point deduction, not to mention any injury it may cause.
also whats the point if it is to create atmosphere well good job well done empty the stand quickly stop supporters clapping the team of etc

It I'd a minority yeah, but I saw one Wire fan thrown out today in the first half. Must of been no older than 16. We are attracting quite a following of idiots, it would seem.

With behaviour like that and the songs you were singing just after half time, which were highly insulting to Cas fans, it's no wonder the rest of us didn't move down to the Wheldon Road end with you. It spurred most of us on to stay at the other end of the ground.
I saw one kid in that group at ht who hadn't got a clue where he was.

I assume this was the same one that was throwing up about 5 minutes into the game...

Didn't see that. Lad with one of the black shirts from a few years ago over a thick hoody, hood up of course. Black Tracky Bottoms. He must have been bloody hot, but the state he was in he wouldn't have noticed the heat.