she threw the full bottle of vodka at him not over him.these were warrington fans who know who they are its discraceful so please dont tell me what i saw and didnt see and yes i saw all of this along with 6 others in my company along with all the people in the area it just not on.

you start your reply by saying its funny, i find it effeing discusting i saw scenes which were discusting and that is not what rugby league is about for me,but if you want to try and make it comical fair enough but it needs addressing, your club is making massive acheivements on the feild i wouldnt want it to be spoilt by a few crettins of it.so mock if you like but it was clear for thousands to see saturday..

i have reported it to the relevant people at the time and since i came back, i am fond of warrington but you guys have a problem that needs to be resolved so sort it.

Could this have been the same Coachmaster parked up outside Matalans that had police swarming all over it?As i was walking back to the car park at the back of Matalans 1 lad in particular wanted to take on the world by the looks of him.I've always booked through the club even though a bit more expensive and can honestly say never had any trouble.Not a good advert for Coachmaster.

Chavs and beer/white lightning. A combination that can only spell trouble.

Although it's easy to just blame the Yorkshiremen, some of our 'fans' were just as bad if not worse. There was fighting in the block next to us 510 which was between Warringtonians (don't deserve to be called Wire Fans). I didn't see what went on, I'd gone to watch rugby not boxing.

We had an idiot on our coach, wasn't wearing a Warrington shirt, he was bladdered when he got on, and spent most of the journey smoking ^in the toilet. Other than that our coach was fine, I always fork that few quid extra out for the official coach.

These people deserve to be named and shamed, however the actions of a very small minority shouldn't be allowed to tarnish the reputation of the majority, or distract from what was a fantastic win. Let's face it these prats ain't normally at the matches, so we have nothing to worry about.

arent those just the worst kind of fights.....the ones where two blokes threaten to hit each other but didnt and then it all settles down and everythings fine in a couple of seconds and everyone watches the rest of the game in peace

the scum bags......

in reply to mr butler i have been going to wembley for years and i am a warrington fan we were in the leeds end there are 25 of us go every year, and they bare saints fans widnes fans leigh and salford and we have a good laugh, you are moaning about warrington fans but belive me your fans are not perfect you started fighting with each other in your end because some of your fans left early and when we scored a bloke of abour 60 threw a pint at us and we had people trying to pick fights with us and they were ejected from the ground, now we take advantage of the rlf offering cheap tickets every year and we end up where ever we are put. but you need to get your own house in order first before you come on here and start moaning

If you can find a quote from me that called the said player soft I will donate £20 to the Mike Gregory fund, if not then I'll accept your apology.

Theres so much talk about negative behaviour at the weekend, but not much about the great behaviour of the majority. I spent saturday mixing with fans of Wire, Leeds and pretty much every team. Had some great banter with many decent fans. The worst I saw was some poor Wire fan who got too drunk too early and passed out on a table in weatherspoons a few hours before the game. Were nothing like soccer, no way could fans of that many teams mix like we did on saturday.

All I can say is people jumping on the band wagon (and why not)then hijacking the day as an excuse to go on the lash instead of appreciating the game.

Well said that man. We had Leeds fans near us and plenty of other shirts, even Keighley! Last year we had Hudds and Wigan fans near us. It all just adds to the banter and what makes the sport so special.

I often go to Leigh games (home and away) in a Warrington shirt and never have any trouble. This is what makes Rugby League great.

absolutely spot on.....

there was even some funny offensive behaviour...like the little old bloke who looked like uncle albert off only fools and horses, walking on his own to the greyhound in his Batley Bulldogs top when some leeds fans said something mildy offesnive - not swearing just questioning his team of choice to which he replied in text book grumpy bearded old man fashion" arrrgh go on pis$ off..."
brilliant stuff...... the worst i saw all day.....

I didn't say I wanted alcahol banned just that I would rather that happened before segregation.

The besat thing about rugby league is that the fans can stand shoulder to shoulder, have a bit of banter and shake hands at the end. Take that away and the game loses a special aspect of it.