I am sure you have given the club a massive clue as to your involvement,thus aiding their enquiries.

While I don't think for one minute that you condone the actions of some Cas fans, they've not exactly covered themselves in glory either over the years, and while not condoning the moronic actions of a few of our idiots' by comparison some of your fans have by far embarrassed your club more than our idiots', I'll not mention all the incidents as it would not serve any purpose, but personally I don't think your in a position to pass any moral judgement on this issue.

I PERSONALLY am, since I've never once caused any bother at a rugby match. So actually yes, I can look down on these morons.

As I would look down on them if they were castleford fans.

I assume you'd agree that the people involved don't represent Wakefield fans as a whole. Please judge our supporters in the same way.

It is silly to get into a "our fans are nicer than your fans" argument, I agree. We should all stand together against any form of hooliganism

Its funny you say the people involved don`t represent our clubs fans as a whole yet in your last post you say "Similar comments from the poster above just brings into question your entire credibility." Isn't that slightly contradictory Dave?

By the way my Mrs is a Cas fan and she`s a right hooligan.. Just saying

I meant their credibility individually. Not everyone on here. Apologies if that wasn't clear

Least you picked a good un

I can just see you crawling into bed in your Cas pyjama's when trying to curry favour.

Are they really supporters (both sides) or just there to cause trouble? I only ask because at last years magic weekend some idiots in front of us let a flare off and then ran away. They didn't have official Cas merchandise on but cheap tee shirts with a tiger on the front. Never seen them before or since.

Disappointingly, some of ours are regular "fans" and whilst the vast majority of our fans are well behaved and a credit to the club, just a few are there for their own personal "amusement", rather than supporting the Club.
However, for the first time at a non cup final/ major event, I think all Trinity fans were frisked/searched before entering the ground and I actually asked why this was. The steward said there were reports of Trinity "fans" setting flares off in the town centre. So, I believe they were expecting something to happen at the game.
It would be almost impossible to find "flares" of the type thrown as they are pretty small and would be easy to keep out of sight.

Hey! That "T" shirt cost £12

You were done mate, Fev shop are selling them for a fiver.

Spot on mate, in all the years I've been watching rugby league I've never once been searched. Last year at Old Trafford when the queues were a mile long and they just did a quick frisk on the odd person.