Not bitter at all, just saying what I witnessed with the swearing and intimidating behaviour on the way back to St Andrews Road.
The repeated swearing in front of very young supporters is totally unacceptable for fans of a "family game".
However if you think this is ok and are sticking up for the people involved just because you think we are bitter because we lost you need to give your head a shake and go watch football.

I wonder if this is the same lads who "wrecked" the stand in London?

Alan alan alan it works both ways. What do you think of this one then?

On the way into the stadium I was verbally abused on 3 occasions by some “youths” in Huddersfield attire. Called cue ball, slap head and egg head! All of which I ignored however I found it very difficult with it being my first game back after my time in hospital.

This was reported to the stewards.

Any misbehaviour by any fans is not good, sorry to hear of your abuse but i didn't see that incident so cannot comment on it, the group of 30-40 Wakefield fans causing disruption to cars, pedestrians etc i did see and was appalled by it, it seems others did too and seems to be a few Wakey fans suggesting this isn't a one off, hopefully someone did get footage, i chose not to as i didn't feel in the situation and mood of those idiots that taking my phone out to film them would have gone down too well.
I didn't see what happened on the way into or indeed in the town as i returned to my car at the opposite end to where they were going but it appears they carried on their behaviour up into town too.

It's a group of 16-18 year old numpties who get boozed up before every game and can't handle their beer. Out comes the macho bravado soonish. The atmopshere they can create when they stick to supporting the team with decent songs is good but add booze into the equation and it seems to blur the lines of what is acceptable behaviour to them. I know the demographic because I recognised one or two from a couple of years ago when I worked at a Wakefield school. I didn't see anything untoward while in the stand (apart from a couple of cringeworthy chants) but I can imagine after the game on the way home that they'd have been a bit dickish.

Haven't seen any bad behaviour from Wakey fans for years at Cas games, but then again you haven't beaten us for years Things could change though in the next derby if we don't get some players back and then it could be mayhem
After Saints beat us this year a group of their young fans were behaving terribly in front of young kids and ladies after the game but as they neared their buses a group of older Saints fans actually manhandled them and read them the riot act. Cue very sheepish behaviour and an instant sobering up. Maybe we should all do the same.