: Tue Apr 21, 2009 2:43 pm  

adam9641 wrote:

Well your the first person to say that everyone else says we did. so we will go with majority

And the lads are not chavs, so you are wrong again!

They certainly looked like chavs from where I was sat.
Usually Wakey bring more but this season was the largest support from them I have seen

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 2:47 pm  

To be honest all clubs have small groups of idiots like these, seen em at loads of away games over the years, I don't really think it's that big of an issue. If you gob off and the stewards pull you and then you gob off at them or continue gobbing off you get chucked out ( what does that meercat say, simples!!!!)
It seems to me as long as there's a few wiser heads around (and being wiser than them lot ain't gonna take much is it???) then they usually calm down and are kept in check, one day they'll grow up and turn into normal fans.
They mean no harm, they aren't throwin cans (hullKR) they aren't spitting (catalans) they aren't half as bad as a lot of these muppets that support various clubs, and they are a very very small minority.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 3:03 pm  

we have discussed the chav / not chav / hooligan or boisterous already in this thread . its going round in circles now so lets get back on topic . as the thread started by complimenting our vocals at the game.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 3:38 pm  

mutley cat wrote:

we have discussed the chav / not chav / hooligan or boisterous already in this thread . its going round in circles now so lets get back on topic . as the thread started by complimenting our vocals at the game.

What about the oiks?

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:21 pm  

J.T wrote:

What about the oiks?

....and the hobbledehoys!!!!

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:58 pm  

The Key wrote:

They certainly looked like chavs from where I was sat.
Usually Wakey bring more but this season was the largest support from them I have seen

Whats that supposed to mean

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:00 pm  

chissitt wrote:

:roll: Whats that supposed to mean

I struggled with that but think he means cas as 'them'.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:07 pm  

The Key wrote:

Only read the thread upto about page 8 or 9 so sorry if any of this has been covered.
As someone who sits near the away fans (I'm 21 and not a chav, so don't judge me because I sit in Hulls chav corner ) I wasn't exactly sure as to why the first patch of people were chucked out. But having read what your fans have to say on it I can fully see why now. End of the day the stewards always seemed to be telling the group off for something before some got chucked out. Agreeing or disagreeing with what the stewards were saying doesn't matter, it wasn't obvious the group were been warned.
Also I don't think the stewards are a problem either. It's not the past 2 or 3 visits now that stewards have thrown out some Wakey fans. It very rarely happens at the KC with away fans, it just seems to be a problem with Wakey recently.
It's not that I'm saying Wakey have the worst fans or anything, as I don't feel that its that big a problem anyway and think some of you are overreacting with how serious it is. All it takes is stewards to warn them, and if they don't listen, to remove them. Afaik these types of young chavs don't exactly cause problems when you play us at your ground so it seems to me that they just try and act all hard because of segregation. All I suggest you do is complain to stewards more if it happens in future fixtures.
Also, I think you brought between 1.2k-1.5k fans, but unfortunately, not more than Cas brought this season

yeh I also remember a Hull fan getting chucked out at the Brewery cause of a Hull fan started on one of ours. And others were thrown out because they started to get agressive.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:42 pm  

celt000 wrote:

yeh I also remember a Hull fan getting chucked out at the Brewery cause of a Hull fan started on one of ours. And others were thrown out because they started to get agressive.

I amy be wrong but i believe Hull fans are banned from the Cats bar and have been for a couple of years.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:45 pm  

The Key wrote:

Only read the thread upto about page 8 or 9 so sorry if any of this has been covered.
As someone who sits near the away fans (I'm 21 and not a chav, so don't judge me because I sit in Hulls chav corner ) I wasn't exactly sure as to why the first patch of people were chucked out. But having read what your fans have to say on it I can fully see why now. End of the day the stewards always seemed to be telling the group off for something before some got chucked out. Agreeing or disagreeing with what the stewards were saying doesn't matter, it wasn't obvious the group were been warned.
Also I don't think the stewards are a problem either. It's not the past 2 or 3 visits now that stewards have thrown out some Wakey fans. It very rarely happens at the KC with away fans, it just seems to be a problem with Wakey recently.
It's not that I'm saying Wakey have the worst fans or anything, as I don't feel that its that big a problem anyway and think some of you are overreacting with how serious it is. All it takes is stewards to warn them, and if they don't listen, to remove them. Afaik these types of young chavs don't exactly cause problems when you play us at your ground so it seems to me that they just try and act all hard because of segregation. All I suggest you do is complain to stewards more if it happens in future fixtures.
Also, I think you brought between 1.2k-1.5k fans, but unfortunately, not more than Cas brought this season

I have said this before, segregation is not for me, i'd much rather be able to stand with the opposition fans.


Anyway i've just read the last bit so clear off CHAV