Not sure whether anyone else has seen the pictures on Facebook and Twitter of the saints coaches windows being bricked some were shattered and others were actually broken,it really concerns me now and I'm probably not on my own about what lies in wait for us Wigan fans next week when there thugs turn up are they going to smash cars up again like they have in the past

Go near my car and they will be getting run over.

I’ll be there but I never take my kids to a game that involves Warrington, home or away. Whilst most fans are fine, there’s just too much hostility that goes beyond banter from too many idiots.

The RFL should make Warrington pay for 50% more policing just to watch the tribal, idiotic, and thick members of their support. Moran won't do anything about it so the league has to. Dock them 2 points every time they fail to comply.

Going off the videos doing the rounds, its only young kids and we're at home. Way too many Wigan fans around for them. They don't tend to raise their heads on the walk back to the station. It's not like the days of old when they used to bring a proper mob to Wigan

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We always have problems as we park on the soccer dome and the scum go past all the Wigan cars to get to the coaches

Scum of rugby league.

I’ve made my feelings clear on the VT regarding a larger than most clubs section of their fans. Remember it is just a minority. Most are as disgusted with the behaviour of that minority as the rest of us.

So last time there was a made up bottled kid. I wonder what the excuse will be this time? Hopefully eventually their none-violent fans will turn on these idiots rather than deflecting blame from them. Imagine the vitriol if Wigan fans had done that two weeks in the bounce; they would still be bringing it up in 2050!

Seems to be a lack of information on this one and still everyone is all ready with pitchfork at hand to attack Wire.

Now I'll start by saying that I don't like wire as much as the next Wigan fan & I do enjoy watching them capitulate at the final hurdle, but I don't think we can pin this one on their club. I was disgusted by the trouble in the stands last week and it was reprehensible too.

But ..where did this coach get attacked? Was it after the game and outside of the stadium, or was it further afield? I'm reading reports that the coach set off from a pub in town. If that's true then its like blaming the Wigan coach because a supporters coach was attacked in Pem or the town centre.

It's too easy to point a finger at the club, when in reality there's very little they can do about this one imo.

It was just by the ground close to the Three Pigeons pub.

I wouldn't lose sleep over this.

Warrington have long been one of those (few) clubs who, when they're coming here or we're going there, you have to make special plans for. Like deciding whether to wear colours or not, deciding where to park, taking pains to ensure you travel and stand with plenty of other Wiganers, etc.

But it's been going on for decades, and what you see now is literally nowt compared to what you used to see in the 70s and 80s.

I think they're a much better-run club now than they ever were back then. Who can forget their official statement to the press after the 'World War Three' game on on New Year's Day in 1989: "F**k off."

You'd never get anything so stupid from Simon Moran's people.

We should remember that there's a lot more footage shot at matches these days than there ever was in the past, so the slightest scuffle can be made to seem like a big deal.

That doesn't mean there haven't been incidents, but if they continue, I think Moran and co will root them out. They'll have to, because they want a professional and respected club.

Probably because Warrington is a ghastly place full of anti social behaviour. I always see myself as middle class when i visit there. The only decent thing Warrington has going for it is that there is a McDonalds on the way out.