: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:25 pm  

Hutchie wrote:

Around 1200 i would have said.

You took up the majority of 2 sections with the bottoms not filled and slightly went into a 3rd one

Not all of them fancied staying the full match though, fancy paying all that money and leaving before half time

Perhaps if your team had made more of a game of it they would not have lost interest and stopped

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:44 pm  

All I know is that there were more Wakey fans left at the end than Hull fans Great, vocal support. Rousing choruses of "You'll Never Catch A Cod", "You Only Sing When You're Fishing", "We're All Off To Stanley", "The Referee's A W@nker" and that old classic, "Wakefield, Wakefield, Wakefield" made the night complete.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:50 pm  

Group of lads got kicked out for standing up and singing:? Stewards say one of them took his jeans off? Which to my knowledge he did not and I wa sin front, few took there tops off but there is no law against that.

A young lad about 12/13 was carted off but was let back in the way the stewards deal with us lot is a joke!

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:28 pm  

The same lads were in trouble before they even got into the ground - had junior tickets and were boozing, so were told that if they were old enough to drink, they would need an adult ticket to get in.

So once they do get inside what do they do ... spend the whole match in, what certainly appeared to be, a drunken stupour trying to bait the Hull lads in the next section and attract more attention from the stewards.

An embarrassment to the Club in my opinion.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:28 pm  

adam9641 wrote:

Group of lads got kicked out for standing up and singing:? Stewards say one of them took his jeans off? Which to my knowledge he did not and I wa sin front, few took there tops off but there is no law against that.

A young lad about 12/13 was carted off but was let back in the way the stewards deal with us lot is a joke!

he was heading towards exposing himself and deserved to be chucked out. Several numpties spent the 2nd half in police vans. One young lad was allowed back in because he would have been too young to kick out...he was initially removed for spitting at a steward (which I saw) and babbed himself when the lady stewards came towards him.

Had a fantastic week and a good result but the behaviour and disgusting language by some took the gloss off a bit.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:32 pm  

Ossett Cat wrote:

he was heading towards exposing himself and deserved to be chucked out. Several numpties spent the 2nd half in police vans. One young lad was allowed back in because he would have been too young to kick out...he was initially removed for spitting at a steward (which I saw) and babbed himself when the lady stewards came towards him.

Had a fantastic week and a good result but the behaviour and disgusting language by some took the gloss off a bit.

The little lad who got chucked out used to be a really nice young lad but seems to have changed, he follows them lads around as he likes to be in groups and appears to think he is the big hard man all the time now.

I know us lot at bottle bar get some stick for some of our chants but they are no where near as bad as some of the ones they came out with. About mothers etc. it's sick.

Before the game some police were talking to them and so they should be made to pay the going price to get in like any one else at the same age.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:33 pm  

Oh dear what have you done to Hull FC , have a look at their forum, you naughty Wildcats

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:33 pm  

red white & blue wrote:

The same lads were in trouble before they even got into the ground - had junior tickets and were boozing, so were told that if they were old enough to drink, they would need an adult ticket to get in.

So once they do get inside what do they do ... spend the whole match in, what certainly appeared to be, a drunken stupour trying to bait the Hull lads in the next section and attract more attention from the stewards.

An embarrassment to the Club in my opinion.

TBH I don't think they were all that drunk, more of an act A lady rounded it off perfect "they are trying to act like football hooligans"

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:34 pm  

Barman wrote:

Oh dear what have you done to Hull FC , have a look at their forum, you naughty Wildcats

Can't see anything on there forum

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:37 pm  

adam9641 wrote:

TBH I don't think they were all that drunk, more of an act A lady rounded it off perfect "they are trying to act like football hooligans"

Don't make excuses for them Adam.