Newton's was a dive

I was in the same carriage as these lads with the drum there were only young lads having fun after a rugby game a bit drunk and there was police waiting in central for that group.
You make it sound much worse than it was.

You're obviously easily offended.

I think most RL fans are decent folk who would respectfully applaud a player who suffered a serious injury. Minor injuries such as today's will often receive a light hearted cheer from the stands. Obviously both Webb/Newton are niggly players who are prone to the odd dirty play so that may have contributed also.

Who said I was offended?

If people are classless they're classless. Doesn't offend me just makes me feel better that I am better than that.

Indeed, that's the lot. Complete set of clowns they are, the Railway Police collared a few of them on the train back to Bradford. I saw that Ginger lad running his mouth sometime a few years back in one of the pubs down Manchester Road, he was with a few lads and he started on this other lad that was with his girl and there parents I think. Also the same crew started on a lone Leeds fan on the way back from either Wakey or Cas, can't remember which - poor fella, goes to watch a good game of rugby as a neutral, proudly showing his teams colours and some little ass bandits intimidate him. It's sad to see. Luckily some other Bulls fans told them to sling their hook.

I've seen them goading opposition fans at various other away games aswell. Just for the record, I've no problem with fans singing and having some merry banter, but these guys are bordering on small time footie hooligan wannabe's.

It's sad to see really

A Didier Drogba special from where i was stood

at the end of the day repetitive chanting beats a steady round of come on u dulls hands down and as for elland road references since when did any 1 chant become exclusive to any 1 club follow any sport through the ages and you will realise that no matter wot song you sing somebody will have sung it first as for marching on togethor us true rhinos have sung it for years im sure if you had followed the dulls pre 1996 ie 'the glory years' rather than clambering aboard the bullpower bandwagon [ hehe you would remember it well plus it is a song to rouse and celebrate the sporting teams of the city of leeds regardless of the shape of the ball!! well played leeds and bradford i truly enjoyed a great game of rugby thrilling contest and in the balance until 76 mins!! well done lads!!

I too have come across said ginger idiot! seemed to think he was the big i am taunting and goading teenage kids and famly groups with his vile blindsided hatred, funny how the same idiot had nothing to say to my considerable 16 stone of muscle!! upon me asking him to back off and pipe down in fact the exact response was [sorry mate dont want no trouble quote and a sharp exit was made funny how cowards back off when there no longer the most intimiating person in the room aint it! fortunately this fool and his band of idiots are a very rare exception amongst bulls fans with whom i always enjoy a good discussion [regarding the greatest game and a good banter regarding my devout leeds rhinos/loiners obsession

Weirdly, Fev used to sing it as well.

Im sure i heard york singing it on thursday night too!!

Course it was.



So I guess you were one of those cheering him then...

I was under the scoreboard in the middle of the Bradford fans. They were fighting amongst themselves at the end.

lol what next? Why dont we have the morality police patrolling the stadiums telling people when their chanting is too aggressive and is likely to cause offence? "Excuse me sir, you cant sing "you dont know what your doing", officials deserve to be applauded regardless of their performance, your unsavoury chant may scare the poor chappy" or "you cant call that player crap, relatively he's quite good compared to you, one minute its calling him crap, next minute its forming a lynch mob to kill the poor fella".

Restricting what people are allowed to say isn't going to stop a few idiots from being violent, they will still be thinking what they aren't saying.

the ginger idiot used to make a habit of picking fights in the away end at odsal until bulls banned him from ground a couple of years back. He seems to have snuck back in this year but keeps clear of away end and hides in amongst crowd on pop. side. obviously just transferred his troublemaking to the away grounds from sound of it.

Yeah i know. they even fight amongst themselves, there were two leeds fans in the corner of the western terrace that were squaring up t each other as i was leaving, and the police had to intervene, and last year there was that big brawl in the south stand amongst leeds fans. Stupid leeds chavs.

Did anyone see the 2 female drunk bulls fans fighting each other in the back western terrace section of the ground in the first half, i saw the lot wot a disgrace it was, shouting at each other on the top walkway and then whallop {knocked clean out} the puncher ran away the victim needed medical assistance and an ambulance, ????????????????/

Been there done that and its failed. Telling people what they can and can’t do simply doesn’t work as proven with the messages that go out on the speakers throughout super league. But encouraging people to behave in a more healthy manner is the way forward IMO.

If people still want to sing hate songs then fine by me because I’m all for the freedom of speech. But there’s nothing wrong in encouraging healthier banter. Forcing it would just face us with an Orwellian match day experience that even myself doesn’t want to experience!

This derby certainly brings out the worst elements of both sets of fans.
I'm embarrassed for them.

I think exactly the opposite.
Nothing better than a bit of fierce partisan rivalry on Derby day!!!!

I nearly collapsed in the essence of hate that fans of both teams seemed to of let possessed them. We really haven’t moved on from coliseum fan mentality.

Like hell it was, Kylie caught him flush on the shnozzle, accident but pretty painfull nontheless!!

So much for looking at the positives of our game

My mistake then i didnt think it looked that serious from where I was and I certainly didnt cheer it like some did in parts of the ground