I can't watch the Wire without the beer.

I'm in favour of beer on the terraces but get fed up of having to push past people to get to the bar. It would be better if those at the end of the row went to the bar and passed them along the row to us. Alternatively they could extend the yellow hashed areas across the stands on alternate steps to make access easier. They could also run a gutter along the stand to save the need for people to go down for the toilet. I accept that this doesn't prevent the need to go down for a number 2 but would certainly improve crowd safety by reducing movement and the use of stairs.

I rarely drink in the Stadium, buy I've no problem whatsoever with those that want to have a Beer whilst watching the game.

I'd rather ban numpties who don't understand the forward pass and insist on shouting about the 'linesman' and 'Child's' all game!

It was really bad for that last night.

An old woman stood next to me last night pointed at Russell when we were defending and said "what's he doing back there? He might as well be off the pitch!"

65 minutes into the game she said to her friend "he's done nothing all game has he that Evans?"

Trial ban by Widnes (at least in the seats) www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article/ ... ing-policy

Trial ban by Widnes (at least in the seats) www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article/ ... ing-policy

I don't understand the numpties who spend their hard earned/dole/pocket money on beer only to throw it in all over the place every time we score. I came back from the Semi-final stinking of lager, I wouldn't mind if it had been a last minute winner to get us to Wembley but it was a consolation try with little importance... What's wrong with a bit of confetti instead??

It was our anniversary at semi. We threw confetti at kick off...would have got fewer harsh looks if I had thrown a pint!

Happy Anniversary...there was a bit of confetti throwing in the South last night thought it may have been you until re read your post and as I was stood behind I'm still eating it ha ha

On a serious note we were wondering why he was stood so deep but Brough was kicking early and looking for forty-twenties. However they then started running edge power plays which meant Russell and the two wingers were offering far too much space.

Hudds suckered us into that last night.

There are far too many people in the south who don't understand the rule with a player hitting the ball away when making a tackle. We did it last night and all I could hear around us was "BUT HE NEVER PLAYED AT IT REF!".

How long have we had the rule in place and people STILL don't know it?

My post was about the Castleford game mate

I stand corrected.