Remember in the late 90's being confined to the changing rooms at Cas by the cops because the Cas fans were trying to lynch the ref. Both funny and scary at the same time. Had to laugh as the cops had got the ref out and away 30 mins before they realised, then everyone settled down and went for a pint.

the way the club are going, a 3 seater sofa will do.

youre way off bringing us into it, hull and rovers fans hate each other sure enough but we also live with each other, I've sat at a hull game in my rovers shirt in the past and I've seen the odd hull shirt in the middle of the rovers fans at a number of games, usually all it brings is a sharp intake of breath at first, maybe some good natured booing and a bit of banter, I've even stood at wheldon road before next to the odd fc fan at a cas v rovers game with no hint of bother.

I've been to london every time we've played down there and seen shirts from all over the game supporting the home side (always like seeing the fella in the dewsbury shirt good on you!), and think you'd have to be pretty thick not to realise these are "ex pats" living in the capital, anyone minding their own business watching the game has the right to wear whatever they want without becoming a target for idiots.

I was nearby and the fact is that the Cas fans did themselves, their club and the sport no favours by acting like the worst type of association football supporters. It was behaviour of the type more associated with the bad days of soccer tribalism.

As for the comparison with Hull and HKR fans, this year I've seen HKR fans in the East Stand rib fans wearing FC shirts as they walked past, and vice versa when Hull were here - no vitriolic invective involved, as launched by the Cas fans at Listy. Banter, with a hint of comedy is one thing, but what was involved on Saturday was indefensible except by the most rose tinted spectacled of apologists. It was, simply, way out of order. As my Chelsea supporting girlfriend remarked, every other time she's been to watch Broncos the crowd has mixed and enjoyed the game in good spirit together, this time it was worse than being at a soccer match - she'd always seen rugby supporters as a cut above soccer ones, now she realises some RL supporters are as bad as the worst soccer ones. It's no compliment.

I have to say there has been a few incidences involving Cas fans over the years (including fighting amongst themselves).

I know a couple of the stewards and they say the two clubs fans they have trouble with are Cas and Hull.

That's a real shame as I've met some really great FC and Cas fans at Broncos games over the years, always a few numpties at every club who spoil it I suppose