I hope the club gets a hefty fine for it to be honest ... Nip it in the bud kinda thing .. the main thing is though we wont have a grass in our Midst eh ..... At least two posters on this topic are involed with that group and funnily enough never saw who did it, either last week or this week .

When oposition fans come to the Hj and get a bit naughty we always hear the words Name and shame , no suprise we wont be hearing it this time though .

It will get worse in time, and all those saying it's just harmless kids being kids can feel free to bring this thread back up when some other clubs idiots decide they wanna play with out Numpties ......... But that wont be our fault will it ?

Not from me you don't.

I was there yesterday. In the "smoke bomb" end. It came from behind me and it stank the place out (like firework smoke), but I didnt have a huge problem with it ruining my day. In fact, I'd forgotten about it after 2 minutes. People are far to OTT.

I just plain don't get why they do it though personally. It's not like an atmosphere generator. In fact, it's a good crowd clearing tool if anything. Bit odd.

'Smells like teen spirit'

but no more, thanks.

i remember the hull game on that friday night away! huge fight on that hill, not what you want to see in rugby! and then at wembley 2 years ago, not saying its anyone of you people in who there on about but we seem to have a reputation for getting into little scraps at places, which are most of the drunken idiots, not the whole set of fans before anyone moans

Getting the club to sort them out would be self-policing. After all it is a Public Order offence to take flares to a sports ground AND its illegal to set a flare off in any circumstance other than "in distress". Could quite easily just get it "policed".

And whilst these smoke cannister types are not the same kind, a spectator was killed at a game once due to somebody setting off a flare which hit them. I wonder where the "they're just kids" side of the argument would draw the line?

banging a drum in someone's earhole for 80 mins is much worse than setting a flare off in my book.

Though both are not welcome at a game. A smoke bomb is a whole world different to a flare.

Salford is a non smoking stadium.

Check MATE!!

get a kindle, it wouldn't burn as easily as a book

i see what you did there.

If we had an atmosphere like Celtic park would you complain about drums at a game?

what are you jibbering on about?

i go the game to watch the rugby... not to have some halfwit bang a drum down my ear while he dribbles down his chin.

longest bus ride I have been on was with the drummer boy and his ty mates.

I was within seconds of putting my foot through the skin of the drum.