Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:14 pm  

alexwest wrote:

Wonder why it happens after hull fc matches and yet not hull city matches.?

You've already been given a reason on the Hull board.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:15 pm  

Saint77777 wrote:

I wont go to Hull for this exact same reason. I dont care if its Hull fans or not. Im not putting my family in a position wherby they could come to any harm

and this unfortunately is becoming a sad truth.

I went to Uni in Hull and loved it, went to Games v Hull there in my Saints shirt and never an once of trouble from the (then sharks) fans. Always friendly banter as they saw me walking from Halls, then my house to the Boulevard.

I maintain that this cannot be Hull FC or HKR fans

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:25 pm  

It's a shame that things like this happen, but you shouldn't tar everyone with the same brush, every team has idiots, not just the Hull teams.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:32 pm  

bishops finger wrote:

It's a shame that things like this happen, but you shouldn't tar everyone with the same brush, every team has idiots, not just the Hull teams.

It is a shame and I agree other teams do have idiots but it's a occurring problem with both hull clubs to brick coaches or try and tip them over.

The was at least 10 hull kr fans chucked out of our game at Widnes last year and then seem hull kr fans abusing a family as we walking out the ground post match.

I seen hull fc fans making trouble at old Trafford for the grand final which I ended up being involved in.

However, I must also say, we had great time at Wembley one year with hull fc fans.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:36 pm  

People always seem so sure to blame it on the fans but believe you me it's nothing to do with the club or the fans. This incident (as already confirmed by the Saints fans on the coach involved) was caused by the kids allowed to roam the streets in west Hull causing all kinds of problems. Hull is a large city, 300,000 residents I reckon but I'm afraid we do have some pond life.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:46 pm  

Monko wrote:

People always seem so sure to blame it on the fans but believe you me it's nothing to do with the club or the fans. This incident (as already confirmed by the Saints fans on the coach involved) was caused by the kids allowed to roam the streets in west Hull causing all kinds of problems. Hull is a large city, 300,000 residents I reckon but I'm afraid we do have some pond life.

My mate was on the coach and also said it wasn't hull fans.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:59 pm  

St pete wrote:

My mate was on the coach and also said it wasn't hull fans.

We have some rough areas in Hull both east and west. I guess it's just a problem caused by kids who get dragged up and don't know or choose to not know right from wrong. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a snob but my parents brought me up on a council estate in East Hull but I was shown right from wrong. That why I support Hull

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 9:27 pm  

Monko wrote:

We have some rough areas in Hull both east and west. I guess it's just a problem caused by kids who get dragged up and don't know or choose to not know right from wrong. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a snob but my parents brought me up on a council estate in East Hull but I was shown right from wrong. That why I support Hull

ha ha very funny

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 9:56 pm  

St pete wrote:

My mate was on the coach and also said it wasn't hull fans.

We were following the coaches (yellow ones, all from the same company) all the way upto Rawlings Way (the start of the housing estate) and the only incident we saw as we were sandwiched inbtween two yellow coaches was as the coach in front of me came out of West Park to go over the flyover, a drunken old bloke walked out in front of the coach and someone from inside at the front stuck their head out of the window and quite rightly give the guy a mouthful, to which the guy swayed even more nearly trapping himself between the back of the coach and my car!

As this is the second incident this season in (by the sounds of it) the same place, something now needs doing about it. Iirc the police at the football give coaches an escourt to the A63 but not at rugby. Maybe that now needs to occur.

Re: Supporters coach : Sun Jun 03, 2012 10:09 pm  

I can't uinderstand why our local plod don't group all the coaches together and escort them out to the A63. It may be a matter of money, but surely our local police are responsible for the safety of anyone visiting our City, whatever the reason for them being there. The rugby teams can't be responsible for things like this happening miles away from their grounds.