: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:35 pm  

Ollie17 wrote:

You keep mentioning in the previous page that "rugby is a family sport" for all ages etc if this is so why is it only the younger generation that seem to have all the trouble?
and in an earlier post some1 mentioned some lads giving 2 finger salutes and "come on then" gesters in my response to this i ask if any1 saw the lad from hull make the "ill slit your throat" gesture to me and then point me out to all his friends obviosli trying to start something after the match when people make those sorts of gestures to you how are you ment to react?

Laugh at their immaturity simples

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:37 pm  

smeats93 wrote:

well all i can say is,
maybe a bit of banter but some of you don't see it like that.
We will take it all into consideration but it feels because something lik this happens you want us out straight away

You seem level headed in this post so all i'll say is learn and move on,it's all part of growing up

Support the team and ignore the other fans even if you don't like their gestures don't stoop to their level.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:41 pm  

smeats93 wrote:

well all i can say is,
maybe a bit of banter but some of you don't see it like that.
We will take it all into consideration but it feels because something lik this happens you want us out straight away

Nobody wants anyone out - we all want to support the club.

Just because someone else is an idiot, it doesn't mean you have to be.

[Wildthing]

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:50 pm  

smeats93 wrote:

well all i can say is,
maybe a bit of banter but some of you don't see it like that.
We will take it all into consideration but it feels because something lik this happens you want us out straight away

People dont want you out, just calm yourselves down a bit and keep supporting the lads on the field with pro Wakey chants.

As has been said before just learn from your mistakes and you will be
fine.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:52 pm  

Ollie17 wrote:

You keep mentioning in the previous page that "rugby is a family sport" for all ages etc if this is so why is it only the younger generation that seem to have all the trouble?
and in an earlier post some1 mentioned some lads giving 2 finger salutes and "come on then" gesters in my response to this i ask if any1 saw the lad from hull make the "ill slit your throat" gesture to me and then point me out to all his friends obviosli trying to start something after the match when people make those sorts of gestures to you how are you ment to react?

yes totally unacceptable behaviour was this one of the guys you had a laugh and a chat with along with your mates?

like i said earlier you play with feathers....

lets hope that people learn from what as happened we were all young once and all have done things we feel silly about .

move on .

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:55 pm  

im gonna lock this as ive got a bed to go to and i don't want emotions tarnishing what as been a fantastic 8 days for us.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 6:08 am  

I'll open it again MUTT, i'll keep an eye on it.


I don't think anyone wants to lose the young fans and i certainly don't, i can see both side of this from some of the more mature posters and from the side of the young lads.

You guys went up to Barrow and down to Cardiff and support the team at most games and deserve credit for this BUT just tone it down a bit and think of others around you and the clubs good name. We have FANTASTIC away support that is welcomed by all clubs and i for one enjoy away games for this reason.

If you will take some advice from someone who's been were you are, cut out the foul language and tone it down a bit, enjoy the games and being part of the Wildcats.

A bunch of young men who are let down by one or two who go too far. I know most of them are just there for a laugh and good time and its only the odd one that spoils it.

Shame the thread is ending on this note after fridays game and the fact that HULL fans have given credit to us for our support.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 6:55 am  

Top Notch Trinity wrote:

In my opinion, yeah, maybe some of the stuff sung was a bit unnecessary and that it was probably not needed, but the majority of songs started from up at the back where the group was sat.

On the number of occassions I looked round, they were always singing and clapping, and nine times out of 10 it was directed at the pitch.

It shows a great deal of passion in my opinion, something which I think should they should be credited for, rather than done for.

Thats the issue mate, if we can agree to cut that out and just calm down a bit there is no problem.

The passion and support is clear to see and i for one applaud it.

You seem like you understand the situation and can help us all resolve it and move on.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:08 am  

Having just read all this from start to finish, can i just say that some of the posters who have made comment on these lads need to think back a few years

I think it been blown way out of proportion, one or two have let themselves down and got chucked out of the KC and i am sure they regret it, they've had a drink at 16 years old (thats never happened before has it) and behaved like fools (not all of the young lads who go with that group by the way)

Yes we can do without this behaviour but lets give them a chance to learn from it before we string them up

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:47 am  

Al , i understand your sentiments entirely , i suppose what im trying to get across is they should be more responsible for their actions and not come on the board bleating about the fact they got thrown out. they need to understand that only they can accept ownership for the actions .

yes i drunk under age , yes i travelled up n down the country (As i know you did) yes i laughed and tormented the opposing fans and whistled the theme to Laural n hardy at the police and sung YTS at the stewards . but if i had been thrown out of a ground for being an ar@e i would not write into lets say LE to moan about it as it would be deemed fair cop. I certainly would not of told my old man or mam as i would of got another good hiding .

i do not condone power crazed stewards and their antics but when we were growing up if you swung at a bouncer in roof tops you were gonna get your ar@e kicked , even the great Nigel Wright can clarify that.

like you said its great that these kids come up n down the country and follow us but im sure we will both agree that in all probability on Friday they got more protection than they release and their actions could off resulted in a very good kick in for them. I don't think they understand just how bad it looked on Friday but the first thing i said to you n acko was their gonna end up getting a good hiding as it was so evident they deserved it.