Very strange pair, it must be said. And very colourful language from them and all!

the main stand was full of them as well even basil got into the act in the second half

Then the steward came into the crowd and told our lads to stop singing as it was too loud for some of their old fans WTF

To be fair the steward asked the singers to cut out the bad language as it was offending people. I realise some York supporters were using bad language too but that was one or two wind up merchants.

The steward behaved fairly in my view.

An old guy had a go at me ,lots of colourful expletives and a few i couldnt understand ,then a York woman was complaining about Leigh fans behaviour .

Storm in a tea cup.

There was no bad language from our singing, the steward came over to us to have ago but were backed up by other leigh fans cause we had said nothin wrong, you need to start listenin to all what gets said frank before tryin say that bout us

To be honest it wasn't so bad yesterday, and glad to say the flute song is very rare these days.

Further proof that drinking on an empty head is not a good idea

No that is apart from the one were you all sing at the end and that is when the complaints started

Stewards had to come and tell York fans near me to stop constantly swearing at the ref for not giving any forward passes (probably because most of them were clearly backwards, but once people get the biased ref idea into their heads). I seem to remember a good few years ago (but might be wrong, it was ages ago) when York came to Hilton park York fans happily singing "We're s*!t and we know we are." and having a good laugh, so I went expecting a similar friendly atmosphere only to be greeted by some bloke saying "I wouldn’t stand there in a Leigh shirt, the York fans will crowd in and crush you." Still no harm done, just some drink and frustration.

Didn't hear what led to the other one with the radio coming over in the 2nd half but the steward in the high viz jacket came over in the first half after a very audible chorus of "What the ******* **** was that" (after York missed a kick I think). Not unreasonable as Frank says. Same steward was quite reasonable & sensible later in the game when one of our lot was chatting to him.

Anybody who ventured into town or spent the weekend in York will know they seem to have a thing about swearing in public generally (notices in all the pubs etc). Over the top? Maybe a little for a rugby match - there's always going to be a little bit of language on the terraces. But its also their ground and I personally wouldn't have any problem with somebody asking me to tone my language down a bit if they find it a bit offensive

I'm surprised they can hear anything anyway, they must have invincible hearing to put up with that tannoy every week!