Much later than that was the notorious Warrington cup game (I believe it was 0-50?) at your place when you started chucking bottles and flares.

Careful with that Glass House. And give our love to Sheffield.

Thought this was another thread about abdul's weight problems

Umm, I stand to be corrected but I [ibelieve[/i that in Super League on your muck it's five wins apiece so by your rationale you beating us there doesn't happen very often either.

Had you posted that while we were still in the competition it would have had some relevance. As it is its just stupidity. Not that we expected anything else.

Thank you. In turn, I'll send you a 1984 Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook to see all the grounds you'll be visiting in 2016

Thanks, but not to you in your quest to win a first major trophy since Thatcher was in power.

I was just working out that your only Challenge Cup win was exactly half way between now and the end of World War II.

It was obvious there was going to be a little pitch invasion from about 10 mins from the end as there was a growing number of fans out of there seats and on the concrete the one time the stewards had a job to do they failed they stand there towards the end of the game every week even when we played Catalans which is ridiculous but at the end of the day it was nothing really I didn't even realise it was going on until my lad pointed out as we were walking out

I blame lee Radford

You can't he's the messiah a coaching legend for at least 5days anyway

What does that make your coach ?

Tbf it's been happening for donkeys years now. Never going to change, just the way it is. Maybe influenced by societal / cultural factors too, who knows.

I'm not sure its actually a criminal offence to enter the field of play at a rugby league match. It definitely is at a football match but rugby I'm not sure. It seems to happen at international rugby union and at cricket matches. Can anyone tell me which law is being broken?

Hmm, I would disagree re cricket / union - I've not seen a pitch invasion at either for years (though granted they were rife fifteen years ago), I think both are generally very well run now in terms of security.
Who's to blame for running on is probably an unanswerable question. ATEOTD yes stewards have a job to do, but likewise just because you manage to side-step a steward and get on doesn't make it right either.
I'd guess it IS an offence at most professional sports grounds in the UK. If you're a club, you don't want the hassle (eg cost and safety) of pitch invasions, so surely you'd just make them an offence to at least try and deter some people.
I have to say, sometimes I don't really see the harm. If a club has won promotion or survived relegation on the final day you can kind of appreciate the emotion getting the better of people. However, when you get one like last night after one poxy league win (which lets face it, with a minimum of four derbies a season now makes it just a regular game anyway despite the hype) is just an excuse to 'rebel' and try to incite trouble.

Rovers fan in peace. Firstly the best team won. Minechello and westerman superb.
I'm not bothered about the few young ones who came on to celebrate with their team but the dozon or so who came on to goad and sing your going down to the rovers fans were not necessary. These were the usual old enough to know better (we all have them) and if a few rovers fans reacted it could have escalated. By all means celebrate with the team but these dicks had other motives. Shame.