Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:33 pm  

snowie wrote:

I have worked with toughened glass 6 to 10mm thick and know how fragile they can be on edge but a sidewards impact can tend to rebound quite easily.

Is that the same sort of glass that breaks if you hit it in the corner?

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:38 pm  

Gaslight wrote:

Is that the same sort of glass that breaks if you hit it in the corner?

Coach glass is laminated and convex, with the outside surface being greater than the inside surface. This creates an incredibly strong exterior, but one that can be relatively easily broken form the interior.

It's how eggs work!

Or are you suggesting that the 8 year old with the strong arm, threw 4 rocks, accurately hitting each corner of the glass (as is required, even with the hammer on the inside of the bus).

Don't bury your heads over this! Don't deny the problem, however small - fix it!

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:39 pm  

dboy is on a trolling mission and it is successfully working.

Ignore him and he'll go away. Amazing how the Wakey fans come out to play when they win their cup final

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:39 pm  

dboy wrote:

Can the suspended fine be effected because of this?

I would have thought not because it's for a different thing, but another investigation and punishment may be on it's way.

Two weeks ago my mates car was broken into near Headingley,wasn't a Leeds fan though.

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:41 pm  

dboy wrote:

Coach glass is laminated and convex, with the outside surface being greater than the inside surface. This creates an incredibly strong exterior, but one that can be relatively easily broken form the interior.

It's how eggs work!

Or are you suggesting that the 8 year old with the strong arm, threw 4 rocks, accurately hitting each corner of the glass (as is required, even with the hammer on the inside of the bus).

Don't bury your heads over this! Don't deny the problem, however small - fix it!

Stop posting sense, Castleford supporters don't like the truth.

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:43 pm  

Stop posting sense, Castleford supporters don't like the truth

oh dear are you still smarting cos cas fans got hold of those free tickets

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:44 pm  

If people come on the board with superior and justifiable comments - no, let's say opinion, they are trolling???

None of my comments are wild, inflammatory, provocative or even anti-Cas. They are balanced and considered.

Read them. For example, I say the club is not responsible for fans' away from the ground, but that the fans' are responsible for the club.

Is that a troll??

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:46 pm  

dboy wrote:

Coach glass is laminated and convex, with the outside surface being greater than the inside surface. This creates an incredibly strong exterior, but one that can be relatively easily broken form the interior.

It's how eggs work!

So you're suggesting Luke Burgess broke the window from the inside, then posted the picture and comment on twitter to try and get Cas in trouble? Wow, kind of far fetched if you ask me. But I suppose all the Leeds players, officials and fans are all the same. Disgusting behaviour.

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:49 pm  

marshman wrote:

So you're suggesting Luke Burgess broke the window from the inside, then posted the picture and comment on twitter to try and get Cas in trouble? Wow, kind of far fetched if you ask me. But I suppose all the Leeds players, officials and fans are all the same. Disgusting behaviour.

That's more plausible than an 8 year old with the arm of Freddie Flintoff!

Re: Disgraceful incident : Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:53 pm  

dboy wrote:

That's more plausible than an 8 year old with the arm of Freddie Flintoff!

So in that case, why is this Cas related? Get this thread on the Leeds board where it belongs and let's deal with the Leeds club.

Thanks for your input dboy. RL fans sticking together to rid the game of its diseases.