Unbelievable some of the posters on here, so some Leeds fan walks past kissing the badge an that's classed as incitement yet when yeamo runs past the east stand at CP he's a legend, my very good mate Hull BG went yesterday and as he stated had a skinfull, the guy stands 6ft tall and best part of 15/16 stone and yet never even dreamed of attacking own fans, away players or owt else, bottom line by saying well Webb done this, and this guy took a swing and a wee lassie kissed her badge is justifying the whole thing, I know even us rovers fans think were the bees knees and deny/justify everything but the faster we get rid of these s the better

And.....breathe......

Im breathing fine mate but I'm sick to death of fans from this city letting us down week in week out, and believe me I know rovers are just as bad, my mate Hull BG took his 8 year old lad yesterday who might now think that's acceptable behaviour if your getting beat!!!

You know better than that, my lad knows what is and is not acceptable. To say it is every week is going OTT a bit, we have had very few incidents this year and the mindless few are being weeded out over time.
The fact the fans are not putting up with this behaviour from their own is a good sign and people may think twice before attempting to cause trouble in future.

Totally agree pal

Last night was the first time I've seen trouble at an FC game in years (suprise, suprise it was at Headingley). Yes the mindless idiots who threw bottles onto the pitch were completely out or order and I'm glad some our of supporters put them in their place. However barring that one incident, the only other trouble that was caused in the stand was by a few moronic Leeds fans who were dealt with accordingly by the stewards. That is it. Leeds fans can call us scum all they want, but perhaps they should look a little closer to home before pointing the finger and jumping to assumptions.

Our fans have been superb all season. I'm not going to worry about what happened last night or what Leeds fans think of us because they've never liked us and we've never liked them.

Yeah I know that both you and 8 year old know better yet some on here have tried to justify it with excuses of badge kissing, V signs and gestures from the players, nothing justifies it mate!!

You obviously don't go that often. It's the third time in as many seasons that there has been trouble at a Hull v Leeds game. 2009 cup game, chavs throwing bottles and coins into the Leeds end, 2010 play off game, fans on the pitch manhandling players, and then yesterdays events. Hull must have friends in high places because when you see the way cas were dealt with for a handful singing a "homophobic" song it's amazing that Hulls' indescretions seem to be just swept under the carpet. Part of the blame must lay with Leeds for not having a police presence in the ground for what was always likely to be a volatile encounter. The Hull fan that ran on the pitch had been carrying on all through the game and should have been lobbed out by the stewards well before. Most clubs have di##heads it just appears Hull have more than most.

Cas were dealt with because the incident happened at their ground so under their club's control. At the KC we have put major things in place to stop trouble including no more drinking in the stands and making the North/East section reserved so that 'Chav Corner' can be brought under control. Both of these measures have worked and we have had had no issues this season. How would you propose the club deals with fans intent on causing trouble at a ground that they have no jurisdiction over??

2010 play off game?