No, it's hard believe. I think it's also very hard not to judge a book by its cover!

The thing is, the guy in the England t shirt (who doesn't look unlike me on a bad day) would be picked out as a hooligan....rightly or wrongly by the way he looks
But most of the others not so much. Proves you acn't tell, apart from when they do stupid things like this.

Also, there are 4 playing shirts and a polo shirt from the shop, so they are not fairweather hooligans that came for trouble. They are supporters who attend games if they are going as far as buying a shirt.
Someone must know them.

Do we know if ALL these people were involved in the trouble or just witnesses??

Where are the pictures of the particular Widnes fan who seemed hell bent on causing trouble all game

The website story says, quite clearly, that they wish to speak to these people to help with the investigation; it doesn't say that they were involved directly in the trouble, so it's probably best not to infer that they were, until proven otherwise.

More heads than brain cells, looking at them.

Jus because they are wearing a playing shirt doesn't mean they are not fairweather fans. I've got mates who have Leeds Utd shirts but don't go watch more than 5 games a season.

Can we take it you have found them all guilty

Let's not jump to assumptions. All the club has asked is to speak to these individuals, it doesn't indicate their guilt. Furthermore, I am sure these aren't the only footage or photo's. The club may well have already identified some of whom were involved.

The club have asked for help identifying these people in the images.
They will conduct their enquiry into what's happened.
This forum is not a kangaroo court.

Correct, no ones proven of anything unless we say so.

Their pictures should go into the Wakefield Express for an appeal and the police should advertise on Crimestoppers if anyone has been assaulted and reported it to the police. Circulate their images on Facebook as well!

Throw the book at any idiots that start to get physical whilst a spectator at a rugby match...probably haven't got the bottle, fitness or any sort of sporting ability to do it on a pitch as a player.

If they've been involved they are an absolute disgrace to the city. Tar and feathers.....

Them lads were only protecting the innocent Wakefield fans who were subjected to horrendous abuse during most of the match. They were doing the stewards job for them who were nowhere to be seen, where's the pictures of the widnes fans who were intent in causing trouble all night.

Wow. Did you really just say that?