Was it Whittle?

it was him over there

AJ ... What coach was that ?

I was sat at the back with my mates, and they were infront of us. To be fair their behavior was just atrocious. My sister works in the ticket office and shes spoken to the guy whos in charge of sorting the coaches out. As far as im concerned they've all been reported because my sister was on the coach with me but further down. Hopefully after the fourth time of being reported, they will step in and do something about it.

Take their shoes and socks off them, throw them out of the coach and leave them to find their own way home.

Sounds like you have been on one or two of the stag nights i have been on!!!!

Is that what they used to do back in the 30's when you were a youngster?


Every club has idiots unfortunately

Thats what I did at Bradford other year, bunch of drunken yound idiots fighting. Threw them off the coach and made the driver drive off and leave them there.

i am a coach driver who takes passengers to away games from mayfair travel.there doesn`t seem to be any trouble with kids drinking on our coaches because by law, drinking is NOT ALLOWED on coaches going to any sporting event ,that is the law of the land , this woman who lets people drink on coaches should relise that if a coach is stopped by police and alcohol is being consumed by people, the police can make the driver turn the coach around and send them back home , also this driver could be fined and lose his licence which puts is his job on the line ,so if you want a quiet journey try booking at mayfair travel .

Is that the one next to Bargain Booze?

Funny that, coz on our coach to Wembley last season you could hardly see the floor for empty cans/bottles. Favvered an 18-30s trip there and back

No just designated football matches and the very odd sporting occasion not rugby in either code.

With the number of smartphones knocking about these days it shouldn't be too hard to gather evidence that is pretty much indisputable

Understand why people are upset about this type of behaviour...swearing is offensive to many (forget the women & kids line, many men feel uncomfortable too).

Just wondering if there's a way to separate different groups on coaches from the likes of Mayfair and the club? It might well be difficult to manage but it'd certainly help if there were "family coaches" with certain conditions attached in terms of expected behaviour while a "barmy bus" could include those who wish to make a bit more noise and sing a few songs containing expletives etc.

It works to an extent in football where those using coaches run by clubs can expect a quieter time than the ones on the unofficial (e.g. Not run by the club) coaches.

anybody get any pics ???