We were in the north stand, no hint of bother. A couple of wakey fans getting irate with stewards about Hull fans in there, but nothing to write home about. I didn't know it was supposed to be segregated? I think the Hull fans in there enhanced the atmosphere as every time they started to sing, so did you. Bit of banter never hurt anyone. If the club don't want away fans in the north stand then make them use west stand turnstiles and put it on the ticket. Mine said standing and didn't specify a stand.

Apparently some of their fans weren't a credit to their club with their inappropriate actions in the cemetary.

Exactly, yet the Stewards don't attempt to enforce it.
It's all very half hearted.

No problems with Hull fans around us 1st half in North Stand and it was good to get down the western terrace for the 2nd half.

Why send out messages that the North Stand is for home fans only, then roll over on game day and let away fans populate large parts of it? It either is or it isn't - personally, I'd prefer if it was, but get your story straight and enforce it properly.

Until we get Newmarket or new belle Vue with an away stand we will have this problem as long as the bulk of the away fans go on western terrace in the mean time. It's all about managing flash points with have cost us fines and make uncomfortable match experience for all.

Led to believe the seats were a problem yesterday with season ticket holders finding their seats occupied - that is unacceptable. Now the club are constantly telling us it is segregated via email/social media etc so people go to the Northstand on matchday expecting a Wakefield only stand. To find hundreds of Hull fans in there is going to give some people the hump. If Wakefield supporters have been made to feel uncomfortable yesterday then that is very poor form by the club.

After all the problems with stewards down there for the current security provider to say they can't move people is ridiculous. This would surely mean they can't force this kids to not sit on the blue wall in east stand and they are quite happy to get moody with parents about that and lay hands on kids.

Although I agree segregation should be enforced if we are having it, I thought the Hull fans were fine. Good humoured and loud for their team. And stayed to clap their team off too.
They did us a big favour bringing so many fans. £££

The quids are welcome and I thought they were alright on the whole. More about the club treating our own supporters fairly.

Whatever happens outside of a venue is hardly the responsibility of a club, apparently one of their fans was that elated with their unexpected win, and celebrated it by climbing on the toilet roof, maybe those Hull fans what did what they did in the cemetery were also guilty of excessive celebrations as well who knows, the point I was making was that generally speaking the Hull fans in the ground were well behaved which is all you can expect and want for.
We could of course stop the sale of alcohol in the ground, I'm sure that will eliminate all the problems.

What happened in the cemetery? I hope it wasn't anything too unpleasant - my old Nan is buried in there.

It's all well and good saying they were ok and nothing happened - but if it did, who'd be the club facing another fine? And if the literature says it's home fans only, then the club allow away fans in, that doesn't bode well if an incident happens and is investigated; if you're going to set a rule, it's always best to implement it, to avoid any perceived inconsistency.