cant condone this one word for them SCUM ,apparantly a young girl got hurt from flying glass , will the rfl step in and fine them like they did cas i very much doubt

and this has what do to with us???

well supporters are usually quick enough to jump on the lets slate wire fans band wagon when any trouble happens involving wire fans .

Does that mean we should jump on the bandwagon and call other teams fans scum when we don't like it doing to us?

The Wigan fans response seems to be (which is the right one btw) that the individuals responsible need sorting out.
Not tarnishing a whole club as scum

Question

Why can't we be offered the same grace ?

I know loads of honest decent wire fans, in fact i know more honest decent wire fans than i do scummy nasty wire fans.

just making a point that not only warrington as a minority of mindless idiots

Do we know what actually happened or is someone just presuming what happened,
Either way i will make no comment till i get to the bottom of what happened!!

Idiots and every club has them.

Unfortunately the headlines will read LEEDS supportes throw bricks, LEEDS Supporters injury yound girl. In reality it should read IDIOTS throw bricks, PILLOCKS injure young girl.

As stated above every club unfortunately has an element that rubs off and tarnishes the rest and the club. The best thing that the majority of sensible supporters can do if support the club and its officials whenever they are taking action against those that quite simply "dont belong!"

I was on the coach, we'd just left the ground, something hit one of the back windows, couple of mins later the front window was shattered and the middle window had the outer pane broken. two girls had minor facial injuries but nothing serious thank god.
had to wait til 12 for replacement coach, got back at 1.25am!

Sorry to hear that mate hope they catch the culprits and im glad no one was seriously hurt. No room for that in our sport.

Cheers for the update hope everyone is fine..........A few mindless idiots.

these mindless idiots every body as a bit of banter hope your all ok

I was on a coach coming back from the Wire v Saints a couple of years ago at KR, 2 kids tried to throw a brick at the coach but they threw it too high and it ended up on the top

Isn't this where Dropkick comes in saying this used to be part and parcel and a regular occurrences back when rugby league was a 'proper working class game' and anybody that complains should be quiet and not grass on the brick thrower?