Nah, we have some too, it's just that we as a club deal with them, and they only amount to about 0.42% of the Hull equivalent.

HTH.

View from the terrace at Headingley:

Most games fine for behaviour. Just the usual sledging and banter amongst supporters. Every now and then, there is the odd moment of stupidity etc. But nothing note worthy.

But one thing is for certain whenever Hull travel across (regardless of which side of the city) trouble seems to follow. The vile, scum, come out of the woodwork. They are not all like that of course. But they do have a long term, hardcore set of f-kers that are just not worth sharing oxygen with. It's not 'passion' it's 'thuggery'.

The problem isn't new.

Quote...You stated Hull fans fighting among themselves and have now said decent fans sorting the scum out.Make your mind up ,it's one or the other.

Same thing, isn't it?

How do you propose our club sort out the idiots who travel away??

We have taken great measures to sort out the KC including banning drinking in the seats and making the North/East corner reserved so we could keep tracks of who sit there. This has reduced our incidents to none this season so we hardly sit back and do nothing.

Maybe your club could reduce yours to none too by keeping the small number of pillocks from being able to walk in front of the Western Terrace and goading the away support which you see every time we attend.

There's a whole lot of eye rolling going on on this page.

Shameful.

Just ban all hull fans.

Another of these tedious threads.

Leeds fans see what they want to see. Hull fans see what they want to see. We all agree that every club has a minority of idiots.

Done.

Spot on , always the potential for confrontation , but that would far too sensible I'm afraid .

Not that its ever happened before........eh petal?

I don't condone that and that is an incident which should be dealt with. However players should be more professional then to start celebrating in front of opposition fans trying to get a reaction. The fighting between Hull fans if you can call it that was a few Hull fans who picked out the bottle throwers to get them ejected from the ground.

Its not just solely Hull fans or Leeds fans to blame, thats why I get annoyed with a thread title that suggest Hull fans caused all the trouble.

ATEOD the Leeds club should take full responsibility for the outcomes because there stewards failed to deal with problems until they was too late. They failed to keep there players from winding up opposition fans and the lack of police meant these idiots were only ejected from the ground and won't be rightly punished for there actions.

As a Hull fan for over 20 years it gets embarrassing having one or two numptys spoil our name and reputation. However it pains me more as a Rugby League fan when most would rather just blame the opposition fans as opposed to working together to keep these idiots out from attending our beautiful game. Even more so we don't do ourselves favors when we publically advertise the incidents on the internet as opposed to going to the clubs / police with complaints. In reality 10-15 people caused trouble yesterday and they will get headlines as opposed to the other 9000 who walked the streets together and shared the same pubs pre and post match and got on very well.

Players can celebrate wherever they want. If fans can't keep control of themselves when they see another team celebrating they shouldnt be allowed out of the house never mind to a rugby match.

I do wish fans would stop using this kind of thing as a stick to beat each other with. But on the other hand there are far too many excuses made by some. If fans cant deal with mixing with other fans, including the 'goading' that invariably happens when one team wins then the game doesnt need them. I dont care how much 'mocking' 'goading' or 'being big fat meanies' the other supporters are. You are responsible for your behaviour and your reaction the fact there may have been goading is neither here nor there. Grow and ignore it. They are apparently adults their behaviour cant be in any way excused or mitigated because people 'goaded' them.

Every club has it’s element of senseless supporters, unfortunately (although not entirely unexpected) both Hull teams seem to have more than their fair share.

We saw similar behaviour when Rovers came to town.

Hull folk are militant and have a bazar, over inflated pride in the cesspool of the City they call home. This leads to a gang mentality when they’re allowed out and like a pack of wild dogs there will always be the inevitable in-fighting to prove alpha-male status.

My mate had a German Sheppard that was a bit snappy and would always try and start on any other dog that passed until they got they got him ‘done’. Calmed him right down. They should do that with all the Hull supporters, win-win situation. They’d all calm down a bit and it would stop them from breeding too.

I totally agree. However my suggestion was in reply to someone stating that our club should deal with these idiots. Again I ask how our club are supposed to deal with these idiots when visiting away grounds?? I'm as sick of them as anyone. I love my club to the core and it breaks my heart to see it ripped apart by these mindless imbeciles. I also take umbridge at being tarred with the same brush.

Cos a couple of muppets act like idiots it means all the clubs fans are numpties?!

jesus....

Neuter them – it worked with Benjie

I have 2 bricks in the back garden which I threaten my 15 year old with on a regular basis, usually when he's out with girls, I'm quite willing to lend them or even do it myself!!!

Ok so I guess you didn't get upset by Tomkins actions at Wembley.

Its well known in sport YOU DO NOT taunt the opposing teams supporters as you always run the risk of causing trouble. The Leeds players who swore at the Hull fans are out of order and if you think that is how to celebrate then maybe you shouldn't be allowed out the house.

Of course by posting something like this you are proving you are a better person.

So what annoyed your fans when they pelted Leeds fans with bottles and coins in 2009 at the KC and what annoyed them when they invaded the pitch to goad our fans and manhandle our players in 2010?

I don't personally see what this has to do with yesterdays incidents. Also can you please refrain from saying fans like it was all 12000 Hull fans when in reality it was probably a couple of idiots.

If I was that sad enough I could bring up old threads and articles were Leeds fans have being involved in fighting at games.

Its not relevent to this subject at all, basically the Leeds fans have jumped the gun in blaming Hull fans. However once pointed out that Leeds fans were heavily involved and in some case the starter of trouble all you Leeds fans now are back tracking and coming up with as many incidents as possible to try and make us look real bad.

We have idiots as do you, accept the fact that your club is at fault for this mess and deal with it.

Hull FC history of having a rough element and scary crowd goes back years and years