What is wrong with showing a small amount of support for a club in trouble? The majority of the stadium clapped widnes when they got their first try against us, again to just show some support. I don't reckon any other teams fans would do that! We may be hated by every team but at least we support rugby league!

That was sarcastic clapping.......I didnt clap them on either and as for the leveling try....it was bloody bad defence by us and a bloody great big forward pass at the end of it.

Really disappointed with some of the attitudes on here. The players and the fans cannot be blamed for the financial situation they are in. I am glad that we showed some compassion to their fans and thought it was one of those events that make rugby league so special. It reminds me when we played Sts in the CC semi and beat them. When we walked outside the Sts fans lined the street outside and applauded the Hull fans. Nice touch and that is what sport is all about for me.

I don't think it's a case of becoming soft, I think it's a matter of respecting each rugby club and their players/fans and the sport uniting as one when a club is in difficulty.

which is garbage, Bulls are a failing business and should be left to their own devices under the current board, I have some sympathy for the sponge finger wavers, but not a lot.

Yet when we was at Millenium magic in 2008...the same Sts fans was chanting Hull Kr at us......how times change eh

No argument from me there. Wasn't too happy about it at the time. I was just trying to make the point that rugby league fans behave in a different manner to some in other sports (generally).

A rather short-sighted and sweeping statement.

Sure the Bradford board [iappear[/i to be at some fault for their current predicament - although I'm unaware of all the facts as are you.

As for the Bardford fans, they are not all "sponge finger wavers". They have supporters that have been following the club for donkey's years through good times and bad, just like all clubs.

I'm quite proud of the way the Hull FC supporters showed solidarity with their Bradford counterparts last night. It makes a refreshing change to get postive feedback rather than reading about fighting, beer throwing etc.

couldnt agree more that is what sets leauge aside from football ,played hard on the field by tough men but off the field where all together as rugby supporters where a cottage industry if we carnt help each other knowone else will

Well said

Well its good to see that some of the traits of fans from the Boulevard still run strong amongst Hull FC fans.