im sorry but it just does my head in

Well said.

I know a few who were in the crowd who did nothing wrong, and are pretty anooyed at being called a chav for what a few people did wrong.

well cheers boys ta for your support.
i dnt think the same mistakes will happen, i have one issue though?
theres rumours going around we are banned from the wisca, is this true?

well thats good news,
knowing that i'll definitely be paying my money and getting my ticket sunday for edinburgh.
by the way, is there a way we could get all the people together to make some noise, it seems to me in the side stand where the seats are is louder due to being enclosed.

Come stand in the corner near the old scoreboard, right next to those steps with the white walls. We always try and get songs started. Good place for a view aswell, more or less along the try line.

If you are who I think you are didnt you get egged at Cas last season?- there seems to be a trend with trouble following your little group.

yeah thats me

Can't understand anyone who thinks it's ok to swear constantly at a rugby game. I've had countless run-ins at home matches with numpties who stand behind us and can't seem to go 5 minutes without swearing.

There's no need for it at all with so many young children going to games nowadays. There's already one fixture in the calender that I will refuse to take my little girl to because I know how bad it will be, and if our own continue doing it, I will simply stop taking her as I know others will too, and that's the sad thing about it.

There will be no-one on here who swears as much as me, at work with the lads, in the pubs, playing football with the lads I can swear with the best of them, but one problem I have never had is being able to control it where children are around and that's whether I've had a gallon of ale or am completely sober.

It's called respect..

Totally agree with this post.

People need to know where the line ends and know when to stop. Unfortunately it seems there is a minority who do not, and sadly this can spoil it for other supporters, especially those who attend games with young children.
Yes, I know its a rugby match and you can expect to hear the odd bout of swearing, but every other word is disgusting.

The last 3 posts say it all for me.

To those who let the fans down on friday and i understand its only a couple and not all the young lads, read and understand please, otherwise it will be too late for you.

bigal i do not want to see them banned. I think when they are not swearing and carrying on they bring a good atmosphere to our support. as someone stated earlier they start a lot of the singing.

I am also not saying my opinion is right and theres is wrong.

Common ground is that we all follow our team home & away and support them passionately