Horns. Take them outside and crush them.

Alcohol. Plastic glasses if you must, bottles a crazy idea. Accident waiting to happen. Much more disturbance with people traipsing out than at a Man U game where drinking is confined to nonplaying time.

Had a compete and utter gobe behind me. There were about 6 blokes all late 40s I would say, they weren't drunk but this one bloke did not shut up all game with juvenile comments which his mates thought were hilarious but peed everyone in ear shot right of. Thank god he went to the bar with 20 to go and didn't come back. Closest I have come to lumping someone at a RL match.

We had a gobby set of young lads two rows down. Back and forth to the bar all bloody game. Yak yak yak all thru the game ,they only came for the hiss up.

I had two bottles of Singha during the game, one gained before the game and one at half time and sipped and enjoyed the game


And ban those ******* horns

I don't think some people can enjoy anything without a drink, as a teetotaller I don't understand the need to drink, I have as much fun as anyone else and I don't miss anything as I'm not going to the bar every 20 mins or so.

It's not difficult, have non alcohol areas.

I had only three drinks the whole of yesterday but I see your point very much so

Can we ban half and half scarves whilst we're at it?

People going to the bar and toilet is a pain. I was hoping bars would close second half. Horns are just horrible. One kid near us was blowing it during Cameron smiths speech which really annoyed me, but the adults around him just humoured him. Drink as much as you want before and after but just watch the rugby!!

Apparently horns cannot be banned, and their public nuisance offence is only relevant to official adjudication if relevant authorities are within sight and sound of the offender.

That is why horns demand and deserve vigilante justice.

If one travels in a solid group, you can enforce it.

First time request toning it down with a polite please.

Second time a more angry request.

Third time confiscation of the horn with a threat to obliterate the offender if he resists (only works if you are under 40 and in good shape, and accompanied by several burly friends).

No need to ban alcohol. Just ban people who act like tits while drunk at games. To be honest I think the major events tend to bring them out. I went all season at Wigan games with no trouble, then ended up arguing with idiots at the Grand Final and one of the internationals (would have been two but I had the opportunity to move).

Didn't see any problem with alcohol today tbh, not compared with Grand Finals and Challenge Cup Finals anyway. Those horns though. Jesus Christ. It wasn't even all kids, some burke in his mid 20's was blowing one almost constantly for the last 10 in the NW corner.

You weren't in the East Stand where you!? We had the same on the row behind us. Why they came to the game I don't know. Like typical ill educated drunks they thought seemed to think that some inane comment one of them would make was hiliarious. Maybe combined breath IQ tests at the entrance to the stands is the way forward?

I rate the British morons as some of the best in the world. Their reputation precedes them no matter where they go.

Those air horns are ridiculous. We had a fully grown woman sat near us at Cardiff who just being ridiculous with it, to the point that I felt embarrassed for her.

Upper tier? E333? Never heard so much from 20 somethings. Talking non stop, not one word of rugby.

Try going to the Stoop every week

The state some of the away fans turn up in is embarrassing. 3-4 hours sat on a bus/train supping cheap p1ss isnt conducive to a pleasant experience

Lower down, E237 but sounds the same!

Designated stand with no alcohol seems so obvious it amazes me it ain't been done before.



Great for Families and folk who just want to watch the match.
I am a beer drinker but only before and after games can't see the point in wasting 10/15% of the game in a queue to pay sky high prices for warm dish water

Definitely in the family stand. I selected those seats as I was going with 2 concessions and wanted to stay away from the idiots, only to find a group of around 10-15 Leeds blokes aged 20-45 underneath the screen, on their feet throughout. They were hammered and laughed hysterically at drivel that was being spouted. Also sang Leeds Rhinos chants. What on earth makes someone do that at Australia vs New Zealand?

What annoyed me most was the faces on the kids and some adults in front of them who looked thoroughly fed up, no doubt having bought tickets in that area with the same thoughts as myself. One of the group apologised patronisingly to a mother and then proceeded to carry on with his behaviour. Really wound me up that. Of course, they left on about 70 minutes.

I think we were stuck next to the same pillock. Nightmare.

I'd ban bottles but allow plastic pint glasses. Bloke in front of us was hit by a bottle from the upper tier, and we saw a few more fly down.

It should have been sorted out by the stewards they should have been told to either sit down and shut up or get out .....

More moaning.

Moan moan moan.

Can't say that I was particularly bothered about the horns, but the scousers behind me wouldn't stop talking crap for the entire 2hrs we were in the ground.

The only solution to this is to ban scousers.

It was the same block as Obeone mentioned. We were both sat up on Row 29.