Absolutely right NL. Leyth/Fev/whoever - if they can't handle their ale or can't stay out of trouble when they have a drink they should stay off it. And I agree its up to the mates to stop them getting in that state in the first place rather than being there to help them out in the fracas if it all kicks off. I can't subscribe to Jimmy's way of thinking that it comes down to civil liberties of the troublemakers and their legal right to have a drink, or that if you call it a one-off its somehow less unacceptable.

Not from the lack of trying though eh

It was nothing must of been 2/300 there for 11am we had a good drink in the town centre went to the turf near the ground had a good old sing song that continued in the ground. Really cant understand the fuss not a hint of trouble. maybe they took offence to some singing "sheep ghaggers" and "you fat Bsd" at Jono and the blow up sheep flying around. it really was nothing

www.northwalescrusaders.co.uk/cr ... behaviour/

www.northwalescrusaders.co.uk/cr ... behaviour/

I'm not quite sure why this subject has been raised on a Leigh messageboard. It's been done to death since Sunday on the Crusaders and Featherstone forums and is quite frankly old news. Crusaders have submitted the match report to the RFL as required and have moved on. It's been an unfortunate episode for all involved at Crusaders and hopefully one that won't be repeated. We live and learn.

However, attention is now on Sunday's game at the LSV and getting 3 points off Swinton

Segregation definitely isn't the way forward, one of the best features about our sport is the Rugby League Community, no matter who you support you can always go up to any other RL fan of any team anywhere in the world and have a friendly chat about the greatest game of all. The RFL just need to go through Crusaders' report and send some recommendations to Crusaders and Featherstone to follow and some advice to all the other teams to make sure it doesn't happen again.