Good job Ukumu can keep his temper in check else he may have dropped one of the Goons at the end

Its not unusual. For searches and licenced areas (bars etc) all clubs will need SIA trained staff. The costs of training their own staff for a limited number of occasions per year means that most sporting venues would subcontract that work out (again...does the JS still use CES?). The people who are used to work sporting events will be used by the same companies to work doors in town centre pubs and clubs the rest of the time. If they couldnt it would not be worth the individual paying for their own licence (as even these security companies take them on on a "casual" basis)

In short any sporting venue, whether it be football, rugby league, union, cycling, cricket etc will be using at some point people who work as bouncers at other times.

That being said..........................that does not detract from the behaviour which should be expected from these people. The accusation often leveled at the company used by Warrington is that sometimes the "bouncers" cannot switch from nightclub mode to rugby game mode. Poor behaviour reflects on the club and its own employees and that is why the club DOES act where necessary. And that is why fans should contact the club with their complaints. I have even done it myself about the stewarding at Wembley during the 2010 CC final. OK, I may have got a "brush-off" letter back BUT at least i can honestly state I did what I could.

I know what your saying. However, If Warrington pay a company to send 20 people(I just made that figure up but bare with me) to act as bouncers/stewards. Surely it would be cheaper for warrington to hire the 20 people instead of paying for the firm? As the company would need to pay the wages and also a bit for themselves as well.

Not if they pay them a wage instead of by the day. I have no problem with wire contracting out whichever services they wish. But the firm they are using are a joke and are giving the club a reputation for dealing with the fans badly.

The security guy was SIA accredited as he wouldn't have been allowed in the stadium to work as he was from an outside security firm I saw his badge as I would've questioned this had he not had it.
As for the Ecigs they are banned from 98% of stadia in this country including our own stadium just there isn't signage concerning this. Yes it was a little over zealous by the stewards and I did have a word with the guy in particular and his hump was that the lad with the ecig had been warned 3 times and told these were not allowed to be used in the stadium but was sworn at alledgedly and that was why he was going to eject him.
As for the alcopop even we have concerns over these as the catering company never tell us the products on sale so when seen at first we do have to check to make sure.

What a T!T. That was a good following for a Thursday night.

my sister in law complained to the main steward at the end of the game about the stewards actions at the end of the game and was told they will look into it, guess what shes not heard a thing yet.

Wouldn't Wire be liable for any 'transgressions' in that case? I wouldn't like to be accountable for some knuckle-dragging, 'roid fiend not being able to keep his rage under control. Mind you do they ever get prosecuted? I know 2 people who were killed by Bouncers in Bradford and the only conviction between them was for assault and warranted 100 hours 'Community Service' (How ironic!) apparently.

The game was played on Thursday night. the club would need chance to gather all available information (from stewards,CCTV,fans etc). That information would then have to be assessed. There has been a weekend where the club has had to organise GF ticket collections. There is not a cat-in-hells chance she would have heard anything yet. Do these kind of events get looked into.......Yes. After a game against Hull last season, the club actually decided that the events/complaints warranted a full public statement.