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Quote: hullandbroncos "What was agar reaction after the game ?'" Radford Dismissal cost us www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... uotes.html Pretty accurate and makes a refreshing change from 'some of us blokes didn't aim up'!

Quote: hullandbroncos "What was agar reaction after the game ?'" Radford Dismissal cost us www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... uotes.html Pretty accurate and makes a refreshing change from 'some of us blokes didn't aim up'!

What ever colours he was wearing. He was not a fan.

I heard a few cheers whilst he was on the pitch.

is that a major problem? the problem is how he got on in the first place

Nah, i was just questioning why there were cheers. Agreed, it needs looking at, how easily he got on the field and how long it took for a reaction.

many people cheer at these idiots and streakers, most probably the ones who have had a few beers

The streaker was a hull fan well so called hull fan his mates were sat infront of me in the south west corner and was all cheering and shouting when he ran on it was the first game he had been to in years, they had been egging him on all day and daring him to do it apparently he streaked the pitch at the very first city league game at the kc aswell.

Youll all be pleased to know he didnt get arrested

its hardly a difficult thing to do, as with most grounds, theres very little pitch side stewarding

From the BBC article :
"The Rugby Football League's match commissioner revealed afterwards that he would be incorporating in his report an incident in which a spectator ran onto the field during the later stages and grabbed Leeds winger Donald. "

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the guy with his top off was earlyish on in the 1st half, so unless the report that I've quoted that from is wrong, was there a second incident that I've missed?

As a steward at headingly there is no way to stop a fan getting on the pitch if they want to, you would need to have a ring of stewards right round the ground that would not only obsturct the view (so might aswell just put a fence up) and it would have more cost in stears would could lead to even higher ticket prices

There was 2 in there, and that is not unusal, there is always at least one tunnel officer duriing the big games

McLenna saw the punches then but not the elbows. Why did he not have the same words when Burrow was swinging at Lauaki or when Peacock went at Mason or when Senior smacked Wilkin.

Double standards Bluey so feck off!

Chav corner did indeed clap, it was embarrassing in that sense. However the vast majority booed.

It's right that there is an investigation, even though its very difficult to stop fans getting on the pitch, they were IMO slow to react.

That said, one drunk fan getting on the pitch. The worst should be a slap on the wrist punishment, mostly aimed at the security arrangements.