hi all, i am a wildcats fan but was taken to the game today as a birthday treat by my cas supporting sons. i have to say as a neutral 99.9% of your fans today were fantastic and a credit to the game. it was a great atmosphere outside the ground in the boot room with both sets of fans mingling and exchanging good natured banter. we stood in the family enclosure and after the incident with owen behind the posts he was told by the match officials to go to the cheif steward who was stood only 5 yards from us. owen was pointing to his fore head but we couldn't see any cut because his hand was in the way but you could see blood dripping down onto his shirt. the first thing i looked for at the start of the 2nd half was if owen had a dressing on his head but he didn't so the damage must have been minor. i have always admired the hull fans for their away support even in the bad times but i urge you to identify the minority that are giving your club a bad name. all the best for the future as i think you are yorkshires best chance of challenging the top lancashire sides in the next few years.

Ah, right.

One free shot for no one with any previous then

just a telling off for chase

rlhttp://www.superleaguefans.com/rugby-league/2012/03/26/three-super-league-players-charged.htmlrl

or here with two charges
rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3458rl

rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3456rl

think Chase reacted due to Whiting applying undue pressure to his leg, both the scuffle and Whiting's caution for undue pressure happened in the 39th minute

see here

rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3457rl

Is this the undue pressure he didn't apply

didnt see that whiting had been found not guilty of not applying any pressure just posted the link as i thought it would of been of some interest, Chase was wrong to react the way he did