Whoah, just a minute! I'm not justifying any violent responses here or anything but where do the Cas fans in question get off telling anybody what they can and can't do anyway? They might not have liked the drum but as long as it was allowed it's not up to the Cas fans to "repeatedly tell" anyone to stop banging anything (except perhaps their wife or girlfriend! )

Going into the Cas end and banging a drum and chanting wigan songs is something kiddies do!! Whether Hull KR fans or Accrington Bluddy stanley fans do it is irrelevant.
I mean, why do that ffs??

Just get pished in the Wigan end, sing, and hug everyone...

Ginger Warrior - you've got to remember that for you to start singing an opposition team's songs can be seen as pretty offensive by many fans of that team, who won't take kindly to, what they see as, you taking the out of them.

The best thing you can do is learn from the experience and not do it again - stick to getting behind your team and enjoying the match rather than setting out to try and provoke an atmosphere.

How many ginger drummers are there?
Are we talking about that lad who was on Granada Reports after he rescued that bus when the driver collapsed at the wheel?

If there's another ginger drummer going around hell raising then I feel sorry for the lad I was originally thinking of. I mean, what are the odds of that? Getting mistook as the wrong ginger drummer and being labelled a hooligan in the process?

Thats another lad your thinking of who was on Granda Reports mate.

I seen a load of Cas fans giving it the big un in a pub outside the ground. They were taking the mickey out of loads of teams chanting etc. When some other fans start giving it back it all kicks off. Im not defending any of the Wigan fans who were involved because i dont know the full story but 90% of the Cas fans i saw were steaming and acting like hillbillies