In one of the other topics I have been accused of being a troublemaker, I was the kid wearing the Santa hat yesterday and was stood singing and being passionate and someone has posted that I should be ashamed that I moved when I did! It was just after half time when the main trouble started and atthis point I went back to stand near the refreshments stand, because that is something I don't want to be involved in, don't get me wrong I'm all for being passionate and singing my heart out but the troublemaking and the bottle throwing is not what I'm about or any of the group I'm associated with, I moved because o was disgusted and didn't want to e involved or accused and want to clear this up because Wakefield are my team and I will support them wherever they go but that last night was a disgrace so whoever posted on here I should be ashamed that I moved was well and truly wrong I moved because I don't want to associate with people like that!

You did the right thing by moving and you are owed an apology as well but you won't get one I bet.

It just annoyed me when I read it, me and my group moved back and it's a joke I've been accused for singing and being passionate, an apology would be appreciated but I won't expect one

Fair few moved on when trouble started, i for one stayed where i was. No chance was I moving because of some idiots that can't handle the beer. I'll be back in north stand for Salford game and hope you and your mates are too. The idea of the #letsgonorth is to create an atmosphere like we did last night, apart from the trouble that started. I do believe it was a one off though. So let's keep going north, even if we don't have much to sing about on current form

I think we will be going north again, just no where near the idiots from last night, it was a joke a disgrace nothing to do with what rugby league Is about! And because I was wearing a Santa hat and looked unique, stood out so to speak and singing along with the idiots that were there I got singled out for dissapering when the police came and the main trouble kicked off, it's safe to say I'm disappointed that I was accused but I Spose I'm my own worst enemy for being stood there in the first place I mean I'm 18 and that so it won't have helped I understand why I have been accused but I wanted to clear it up asap

Hahaha true, I'll be at Wigan Monday

I saw you and your mates and what you have put isn't quite how i'd sum up the evening. While some of the singing was in good spirits you were chanting some of the offensive chants such as 'what's it like to sh4g your mum', you were also jeering to the Cas fans and moved towards them when they started getting louder. Even you must admit this was stupid! You also clearly only had the hat on in response to Owen getting arrested over Christmas. I don't think you or your mates are as innocent as you are making out!

Makes Chav corner seem pretty boring all this North stand mullarky!!

I don't know the lad personaly, but i've seen him with the santa hat on a fair few times .

You only moved away when the police came, wonder why ?

The chanting yes but wasn't most of the crowd, that's banter chanting! I never took a step towards the cas fans or stewards and defiantly didn't jeer them on, me and my friends moved away when the trouble started like i said, I wear a Santa hat to some games it's just what I do, it was pure coincidence that I wore it yesterday and had banter with Wakefield fans and cas fans about it, I do wear it to somegames that's probably where you recognise me from! But I did nothing wrong apart from support my team, I moved when the trouble started no when the police came

Rather contradictory...

If the "banter chanting" is what I think it will have been you could have been arrested for breach of the peace.

Most of the row along the back was 'banterchanting' apart from this I did nothing wrong and people were being arrested for trying to barge the stewards to get tOthe cas fans I beleive I'll hold my hands up to chanting but did nothing else

Come on, don't get all holier than thou just because you've got a stick to bash us with for a change. Banter is banter, and yeah, it's offensive, but it's not exactly serious, and is the sort of thing in a segregated stadium that is par for the course. I listened to two hours of the Hull derby with each set wanting to shoot their offspring for suggesting a potential allegiance to the other side.

Don't forget that you've got to get through the Fev game yet, and if that's goes badly, the RFL might think there is a common denominator.