Care to remember Craven Park, Good Friday, 1984?

Rovers had just won the League the week before. Hull players formed a guard of honour and applauded them on to the pitch and then preceeded to thrash them. Classic Derby 26 man brawl too, with Len Casey getting sent off and spitting out his dummy, pushing a linesman and getting banned 'sine die' (redued to about 12 matches on appeal). Great Game!

Well done on completely missing the point on the support for the Bradford supporters and players.

That'll be Ellenbrough then

I get the point but i dont get the timing lets leave the niceties untill after the match, dont cheer opposition tries when were up against it and in danger of losing the game.

I remember that game. The Hull fans poured onto the pitch at the end of the day to congratulate all the Millom players on a fantastic performance. They'd led Hull well into the second half, before Hull ran out winners in the final quarter.

all fans are fickle but have you ever seen any games at the boulevard by the way

Yeah plenty thanks, why?

It's nothing to do with your spelling, it was your inability to read the comments which had been put on this thread.

It was also a dig at your change of stance on this subject. You start by calling those who clapped an outstanding try "soft", then claimed some Hull FC fans cheered opposition tries.

You have now changed to banter and winding up the opposition.

If, as you claim, you went to The Boulevard, you should remember the 3d clapping good play by the visiting team. This was most evident in the late 70's and early 80's when we were on up.

We were a bit soft on Friday but we're hard as nails again now.

Aye gone are the days when we used to shout abuse at the tunnel cage to the visitors coming out.

banning mascots and general abusive language

saints mascots running around with Tesco bags (clasic)