is it just hull fc or do other clubs have to suffer the idiots that are hull kr fans in the " away" end...what a bunch of idiotic c**ts they are...spending £20 to watch fc's apponants, what a bunch of dicks in my opinion....how many bradford fans would be at leeds vs wigan? none in my view, cus theve got better things to do with there time and money......
how many chances would an fc get at kr before we was thrown out? 5 minutes if we was lucky....surely the stewards at fc should nip this in the bud and get rid of these fans....
but what did they do 2nite? theyu let iot go on until it escalated into an fc fan getting thrown ouot can you beleive... as ive said before, sort it out BEFORE it escalates by not letting rovers fans in shirts into the ground..

Last season I went to craven park quite a bit but I wouldn't dream of wearing a hull shirt. I'd encourage anyone to go to as many games as possible to watch rugby not to try and wind other fans up, unless its the only shirt they have?

Was the first time i've seen the "chav" corner empty ( Well, a lot of spare space ). You could tell that both fans were glad to have this season behind them tonight. Underachieved.

I'm Been to a Leeds Vs wigan game and i'm a bulls fans. It depends what kind of "fan" you are when you attend a game as a neutral.

I think your letting your hatred of the red and whites show there, I have a number of friends of a black and white persuasion who have been to craven park and stood in the east stand wearing one of your humbug shirts proud as punch, cheering when the opposition scored and the most they endured was a sideways glance. I'm sure if spegs reads this he will back me up on that. No one has ever been thrown out of a rovers game wearing a hull shirt (not counting derby games) to the best of my knowledge.

Like wise I and others I know have been to the odd game at the KC wearing rovers shirts and sat in the south stand and applauded your opponents whilst enjoying a game of rugby (admittedly not for a while due to total lack of excitement at your place recently!). I've also seen Hull fans proudly displaying their colours at Bridgend, Perpignan, Wigan and Cas amongst other places this season at rovers away games and the most they endured was a chorus of "you'll never win at wembley"

That's what makes our game what it is and so different to football as my cockney brother in law is always amazed and impressed at, the fact different supporters can wear their own colours yet still mix and go to games. If you've been upset by someone behaving like a right mong, I'd remind you that every club has a small minority of idiots and I include Hull in that re chav corner.

i was at rovers v catalan this season and they was a group of your fans (hull fc) wearing shirts and jumping up and down when catalan scored so i guess some people just like been like that. some was young lads about 15 or 16 but there was a couple of adults to

Why shouldn't a Hull KR fan go to watch a game of rugby league? And if a FC fan is so pathetic that he can't control himself then yes throw him out. Why don't the idiots in the corner who have no interest in rugby at all go and watch the football?

Are Hull FC not a family club? Why are that group of t1ts allowed to stand and chant obscenities throughout every game?

MMMWWWWAAAAAHHHHHH

Get a grip!

Just what I was saying. get rid of them, they have no interest in the watching the game. They only go to shout abuse at the away fans. Why don't the stweards throw them out?

I don't have a problem with Rovers fans coming along and spending money at the KC.

In my youth I enjoyed going to Halifax on the Rovers official away bus with my Dobin friend wearing my black and white hoops, great coming back after seeing Carl Harrison help Halifax get 70 past them.

I've seen a few Hull shirts at Rovers home games and I wouldn't expect them to support us. It's banter, it's the way it is, get over it. I remember being at Wembley in 1981 and having loads of Hull fans round us, no way did they want us to win, cheering for Widnes all the time. It's happened forever and a day. If some Rovers fans were winding up a Hull fan and the Hull fan got thrown out then he needs to learn from it. Chav corner wind every away supporter up in the North Stand, it's a good job the majority of us don't react.

I know of a few Rovers fans who got free tickets for tonight, why shouldn't they go and watch, and wearing a Rovers shirt is something to be extremely proud of, I'd expect nothing less.

Think you need to calm down and think about what you're posting here. Are you seriously suggesting that neutral fans shouldn't be allowed into RL games? Or not allowed to wear their colours if they do?

Seriously?

Get a grip.

a fan of rugby league watching rugby league

shocking

I agree with you, but the last couple of games have simply seen trouble causers coming in. No problem with rovers fans in the east stand wearing colours and cheering on the opposition, it is banter, and there is never bother. But the tools are coming out trying to cause bother. That's a different matter entirely

Sorry mate, won't wear Rovers gear in future.





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The little boy in the North stand last night hadn't even reached puberty yet, still he was there bouncing about, flicking the V's and giving it the come on



Nice to see the little poop ejected whilst still flicking the V's and and gesturing for others to get outside.

His mincing little mate was no better.

No issues if Rovers fans want to spend their giro ( or careworkers money ) watching us, but they need to behave like everybody else.

Shame to see grown men responding to the little cretin though

Against Harlequins 3 weeks ago they were a fair few =redRovers fans in the crowd. The worst thing about this was that they were at Salford that night. Not saying they have to go Salford but at the very least listen to it on radio. What annoy's me is that feel the need to wear their KR shirts.

=redEdited. Using that word to refer to other RL fans or their club will not be tolerated.

K.

I saw them two wollys.

Was a bit disgusted myself with the way adult fan's both male and female where reacting to the 2 little KR s, one female several row's in front of us in East stand was going at it hammer and tongs, all she'd of acheived would of been a burst blood vessel.

Let them! I'd be happy if all 7000 of them came along and baited us all game long. We'll take all the money we can get! I'd offer KR season pass holders discounted entry to all games except the derbies. Anyway, it's highly illegal to refuse someone entry for having a disability.

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Why dont you go count the ducks in east Park or summat instead of boring us to death

I have no problems with rovers fans attending our games in their dobbins shirts. Makes it much easier to spot them and take them outside for a good kicking

my whole point on this, is that why would the club allow people decked out in rovers shirts into the kc for an fc home game? surely there sole incentive is to aggrevate the fc fans.....im pretty certain that the managemnet at the kc wouldnt allow a fan in a millwall shirt to sit in the home end when city are at home would they??

Disappointing that in some way you draw a parallel between soccer and RL fans. A parallel that has never been present. Our lesser neighbours can't help but be drawn to a bigger club. Shaun Briscoe will tell you he was at the KC last night for a dead rubber.

It's like moths to a light.