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does this ball boy by any chance have blonde curly hair?
if so they were all on our coach some got pulled up by the police for fightng and some just plainly got refused entry back on the coach as the driver didnt want them on
bloody chavs

the year when leeds united went down marked a definite change in the atmosphere at headingley.
thankfully it seems to have died away. in 20 years of going to leeds i'd never heard the kind of abuse hurled at all and sundry as i did that night.

+1 I too must say that of all the away fans I have come into contact with the pies have usually been the most accommodating, and the most fun. We too have our s, it's becoming the whole rl familys problem and needs addressing before it becomes the norm.

I stood immediately to the left of the screen, there were a few Leeds fans with us and everyone seemed to be in a good mood and we were all chatting and having a laugh with each other. I saw the can landing on the pitch but other than that I had an enjoyable night (apart from the result of course). The problem is that for every idiot there will be ten people who know who they are but wont speak up.

Don't know if this has already been mentioned but there was a group of about 10 lads and girls stood right at the aide of where the Sky camera is on the stage in the Wigan end, just behind where the pint was thrown from. During the match they started to shout Noble Out which then got a gang of around 10-15 men (and I reiterate the word men as they are regulars who I have seen on many occassions and are all 25-50) to argue and then start fighting. This went on for 10-15 minutes and the police did turn up but I don't think anyone was thrown out. These men should hang their heads in shame, and if they do read this I just want to say how pathetic and fickle they all looked.

Draw a line under it, contact the club with relevant info.