Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 9:44 am  

Giantscorpio wrote:

I object to that, even after the shocking season we have had our actual away support has increased. And Hull.F.C have no cause to crow about away crowds, the other year when you were down in 8 to 10 position you only brought about 2 busfulls so just think back before you start crowing about away support. We took just short of 1000 to HKR last week.

That was your biggest game of the season, its hardly surprising you managed to take a few more fans.

To try criticise our away support is laughable, we are constantly one of the best in the league despite usually having nothing to cheer about and the longest distances to travel.

We take the most fans to the magic weekend every year, usually outnumber Wakey and Cas fans when we play there and just outnumbered Wire by more than 2:1 in a cup final.

Your numbers might be improving but they're not even close to ours.

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 10:45 am  

spegs wrote:

Suggest you watch the footage. Are you all in total denial?

Seeing as you seem to be stalking me I was actually at the game so don't need to watch footage Salford fans entered the pitch twice rovers fans entered after both wrong but fail to see why I'm in denial last week Huddersfield were in the same position yet they stayed on the stand and celebrated and there was no trouble

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 10:50 am  

Airlie Street wrote:

That was your biggest game of the season, its hardly surprising you managed to take a few more fans.

To try criticise our away support is laughable, we are constantly one of the best in the league despite usually having nothing to cheer about and the longest distances to travel.

We take the most fans to the magic weekend every year, usually outnumber Wakey and Cas fans when we play there and just outnumbered Wire by more than 2:1 in a cup final.

Your numbers might be improving but they're not even close to ours.

In defence of Huddersfield fans everytime they've come to our place they bring as many fans if not more than half of the SL teams onlyHull Wigan Leeds wire bring more and when I've seen them on sky they always have a decent following

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:51 am  

its a pity the team couldn't show the same spirit as the kr women exhibiting their boxing skills on utube video big raps for the chap who never retaliated as long as nobody was badly hurt we should draw a line under it , it is very rare in rugby league, the huge difference in emotions and the way the game panned out was a major factor just hope it dosent happen again somewhere

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:58 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

Seeing as you seem to be stalking me I was actually at the game so don't need to watch footage Salford fans entered the pitch twice rovers fans entered after both wrong but fail to see why I'm in denial last week Huddersfield were in the same position yet they stayed on the stand and celebrated and there was no trouble

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I must have imagined the bottle landing three feet from O'Brien...

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:07 pm  

Spend = bell end.

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:37 pm  

spegs wrote:

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I must have imagined the bottle landing three feet from O'Brien...

Show me were I denied that happening so once again I agree throwing a plastic bottle onto the pitch is wrong and the person doing it wants banning .It must be hard for you to keep trying to goad somebody who's agreeing with you

5Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:42 pm  

Looking back at what happened yesterday.

A lot of neutral and Salford fans think the bottle thrown incited the whole incident. It was wrong. I hope the person is dealt with.

However should that have ignited the pitch invasion. No.

I said it on here and the Salford forum last night about football hooligans at a loose end. I also said it on facebook and twitter. I stand by that I got slated for this but I stand by what I said as I did a little digging earlier. When the trouble happened with Salford fans at Huddersfield earlier in the year neither Man City or Man United werent playing.

It may be pure coincedence, but really.

I really dont want to stereotype all football fans as some are genuinely good folk and just go for a couple of pints and see a good game. Unfortunately mud sticks though.

I was also reading on Hull KR facebook page on visitor posts and a woman posted on there about a bloke who was involved in the fighting who was carrying a downs child at the time. How sick in the head. If you watch the SKY footage at the end he is there behind Marwan when he was interviewed.

One final note was the lack of police. They were stretched due to football. Was it not good forward planning having the City home game on the same day as this

Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 3:12 pm  

Airlie Street wrote:

That was your biggest game of the season, its hardly surprising you managed to take a few more fans.

To try criticise our away support is laughable, we are constantly one of the best in the league despite usually having nothing to cheer about and the longest distances to travel.

We take the most fans to the magic weekend every year, usually outnumber Wakey and Cas fans when we play there and just outnumbered Wire by more than 2:1 in a cup final.

Your numbers might be improving but they're not even close to ours.

both fc and kr have good away support

Re: 5Re: HA HA HA : Sun Oct 02, 2016 4:37 pm  

Eastern Wildcat wrote:

Looking back at what happened yesterday.

A lot of neutral and Salford fans think the bottle thrown incited the whole incident. It was wrong. I hope the person is dealt with.

However should that have ignited the pitch invasion. No.

I said it on here and the Salford forum last night about football hooligans at a loose end. I also said it on facebook and twitter. I stand by that I got slated for this but I stand by what I said as I did a little digging earlier. When the trouble happened with Salford fans at Huddersfield earlier in the year neither Man City or Man United werent playing.

It may be pure coincedence, but really.

I really dont want to stereotype all football fans as some are genuinely good folk and just go for a couple of pints and see a good game. Unfortunately mud sticks though.

I was also reading on Hull KR facebook page on visitor posts and a woman posted on there about a bloke who was involved in the fighting who was carrying a downs child at the time. How sick in the head. If you watch the SKY footage at the end he is there behind Marwan when he was interviewed.

One final note was the lack of police. They were stretched due to football. Was it not good forward planning having the City home game on the same day as this

I think you should watch what you say on a public forum