Yes - seemed like a good idea at the time but chucked it down all day leaving the Hull KR fans to spend all day in the bar. Led to friction with the more sober home fans made worse when a match they thought they could win slipped away.

Thankfully not repeated by Headingley powers that be.

Or perhaps just an indication the the tersphere, doesn't always represent reality?

Atmosphere was great upto your first try, then it went very deflated.

Really ended to score first.

Strange that you NEVER go to Hull grounds and yet EVERY TIME you've been there your car's been damaged

I don't need to tell porkies, I go to the games and tell it as it is. Just wondered what your version was regarding more horrendous scenes at the KFC on Friday night. It seems to me that Hull are a 3rd rate club when it comes to sorting out the continuing problem of hooliganism at the ground. My version is this, a large group of Hull fans spent most of the night trying to wind Leeds fans up from chav corner, and when it didn't work they proceeded to start a prolonged fight with stewards which resulted in one steward being beaten whilst on the floor. This is the latest in a long series of incidents which are never fully addressed by your 3rd rate club. What will happen to the CCTV, will there be pictures of the offenders in the local papers and on TV, will your club start employing proper policing at the ground instead of a tin pot security firm, and will you agin try blaming it on the company that owns the stadium. As I said before, Hull contains too many people that are trying to live up to the image of hard men, you may be able to tell me why they choose to do it at Hull FC games.

The Leeds fan sat near 'chav corner' hardly painted themselves in a good light either. More interested in singing songs about how awful Hull and their fans are than ones in support of Leeds. It gets so tiresome after a while.