Credit to the kid who owned up.
Steward just doing his job but its unfortunate the way it turned out.
and to be honest, if you (or the thrower) had apologised to teh Steward before he reported it you'd have probably got away with it. From his point of view it is something thrown at a steward from a crowd, which really is an act of intimidation, whether intended or not.

What was the logic for removing the drum I wonder? That seems more unreasonable to me than the ejection of the fudge thrower - surely we want visiting fans to support their team and make as much noise as possible?

I'm cool with drumming/trumpeting etc - I just wish we had some. Throwing missiles that accidentaly hit people I'm less cool with - it's silly and dangerous to throw objects in a crowd, even if it's a small object with inherent comedy value.

Me too.When that half empty can deliberately hit the linesman on the head down by chav corner I nearly wet myself

You guys are gunna laugh but this is true,honest it is,Hull Kr once got into trouble for fans throwing celery at a match in Leigh !!!!
Throwing anything is bad and must be disaproved of at once.
We had a £2000 sussy fine for the celery incident and fans even nowadays mention it !!!

im not suprised you was fined...... Celery........ my god your all evil!

I would like to relate the stewarding at the Cronulla home ground... there are a mix of men and women, they are always smiling and interacting with the crowd, showing people where to go and ALWAYS being helpful.

It was the first time I realised that stewarding was just that... not being bossy, bullying and autocratic as I have found at sports grounds in the uk in the past... especially at Hull!