I am beginning to get that impression too.

Before long posters will be saying they only do it because they are

"black and white through and through"
"lifelong supporters"
"passionate about their club"

and similar b*ll*cks.

You can be all these things without being a mindless moronic yob.

That sounds like him, he was as high as a kite and had a captive audience sadly as we were in standing traffic on the flyover. I think as it turned out that the best thing happened, he was detained by my hubby until the Police arrived which was quickly, he is a big lad the hubby, 6 ft and 15 stone but sometimes to brave for his own good but we both love the game of RL too much to let this idiot get away. Nobody else should end up in trouble because of this guy though, he was dealt with the best way to be honest.

As for the statement I made about the atmosphere being worse that at the FC v Rovers derby games I've attended at a neutral observer, it really felt that way. Was it because we were closer than usual to that corner I'm not sure but it was awful. I wish I had used my recorder as I sometimes do, you could have heard what we were hearing first hand. I also feel so sad regarding the gentleman mocked due to his disability, he was one of your own which muct in some ways have hurt him more, I hope it does not put him off attending the games of the Club he loves, it was just unfortunate that he was where he was but the reaction of the true FC fans on here should help him realise that it is only a minority who behave like this.

The problem now for FC as a Club is that policing does not come cheap and I know that a lot is paid for that already and unfortunately the incident for us took place on the only road out of Hull for most away fans, the flyover and its been a flashpoint before. Maybe that needs to have a bobby or two just wandering up and down until the traffic clears of away fans or the only other solution might be to held away fans back until they have a clean run out of Hull, the problem there is that people don't want to be held in the ground they want to get away. That's a tough problem, what we as Bulls fans will do is make sure we are parked together in future at the KC, if we have to book parking months in advance, and leave together. The SMC have been great but FC as a club also need to look and think about how this can be avoided in future, it will probably involve more costs though which is the last thing Clubs need.

It's just upsetting to me as I know so many FC fans who are mortified as is shown on this thread about the incidents mentioned, we know its a rarity that physical violence erupts sadly the 'Chav Corner' is another matter altogether. Many thanks to those that have mailed me I will be putting your comments together and sending them to the SMC and thanks.

Gill.

(edited due to internet failure)

I didn't sign the Charter, why should I? I stayed in my seat during the Hudds riots. That Charter is a load of balls anyway. They only wasy to stop this is for there to be a KC Policy in place that everyone who enters the ground MUST adhere to - not sure if one is in place??

A charter or a KC policy are unimportant here. It all boils down to whats acceptable behaviour in a public place. If people behaved like those 'fans' in a city centre nightclub they'd be ejected by the doorstaff.

If they behaved like that walking down the street they'd be liable for arrest by the police.

Because they do it in a stadium it suddenly goes un-punished. Charters and policies aside, surely its more whats right and whats wrong?

I fully agree, all i am saying is that the Charter is unimportant here. If people can't control themselves then they should not be allowed to watch any sport. Like any stadia across the world, CCTV is in operation but the powers that be decide not to use it.

A few years back, in the KC a guy jumped over the barrier to confront the ref at a Hull FC game. He was ejected from the ground, but was able to re-enter for the next home game. If this isn't stopped, then nothing will be!

total morons.the problem is,they are mostly kids,who have no respect for anyone.tackle them on their own and they drop down like flies!!

I disagree - surely it's better for the kids to see them being dealt with. It will show that rugby league will not tolerate this sort of behaviour. By ignoring it in the ground, it is not fair on the person/people being subjected to this sort of idiocy and gives the impression that it is acceptable - which it is not.

sorry to hear of both incidents, these morons embarrass all true hull fc fans

only way to get rid of the chav corner is to possibly do with what hull city did a few seasons ago, close that area down for supporters, other than that make the south stand the only choice for all under 16s who want a pass but don't go with an adult.

It's about time something was done about that lot.



But please don't sling em in south stand...

Scumbags deserve to be banned for life. Hope the said gent in the wheelchair is able to put it down to ignorant, ill-educated, immature idiots.

We all know that. Lets hope the club and SMC agree.

the true fan in the wheelchair who was taunted by the brainless chavs in the NE corner,probably has more understanding of the game in his little finger then those village idiots have in their miniscule brains<if>.the club anounce before every game ,foul languidge will not be tolerated,but in row N e7,there is a chap whose mouth is absolutly shocking,and do we see a steward saying anything to him ? no.so why are they employed if they are afraid to confront the perpetrators???

Close it, sit them among the East Stand faithful and be 'educated'.