Apparently sum one has a picture of him and its bin handed to the police

Aye, I saw the bald tool getting lead out by the stewards. The one he threw hit Roby on the back of the leg (albeit on 1st bounce). If that makes his report we could face trouble.

The smoke bomber wants chinning. I almost choked at the Etihad after the game finished and it's happened twice at the KC. I sincerely want the cretin to die, preferably soon.

As a Wire fan just like say well said

The same thing happened when we played Hudds last week + some turd brain threw a bottle at Sam Tomkins + he wasn't even playing not that it would have been less acceptable if he had.They must have skull matter the size of an ant.Agree that banning is the only way to eradicate these idiots from our great game.

Personally don't see owt wrong with a smoke bomb on the pitch...

Your choice, but its a No Smoking stadium, so rules is rules.

Cigarettes can cause you harm. A smoke bomb on a pitch however will not. I get what you're saying though

The bloke who chucked it on the pitch hung around after the game. Then separated from his mates trying to leave on his own by the north west corner. However the police were waiting for him at the bottom and he got assisted out of the stadium.

You're not allowed to throw ANYTHING on any pitch.


You'd have heard this announced if you weren't banging that drum, or standing on the yellow lines

I'm going to be magnanimous and assume that was meant as a joke.

He's serious

They wouldn't even let me have my lecky cig.

That's what i first thought but something in me says he isn't joking hence no smiley's.

You don't see anything wrong with something that restricts visibility when you're paying to WATCH something?

Unbechuffinlievable!

The smoke bomb thrown by the lad in the white t-shirt was at the final whistle, he held it then threw it on an open part of the pitch, not at anyone just on the pitch. He hung around for a while then when h came down the stairs the police arrested him, job done. No maice in it but he did break the rules so he has to face the consequences .

In the main the KR fans were no problem outside the ground before and after, top set of guys had a great chat with a fair few.

Forget breaking the rules, he broke the law....football offences act. Sure he, and the bottle thrower will find cheshire constabulary's facilities very.....errrrr....cosy

You only make sweeping statements about Hull fans, then.

Sweeping statements implies the FC haven't caused me many problems or that i'v never had trouble with them.
Unfortunately for myself and a friend who doesn't attend rugby since a game at FC that isn't the case, i wouldn't go on record if it was hearsay, that's not my way.

I left with about 30 seconds to go. I saw a bottle thrown which was picked up by Briers and a second which landed close to (and maybe hit) Tim Roby. I didn't see the smoke bomb if this was throw after the final hooter but surely that is three missiles which have been thrown.

I sit in the North Stand (home fan) and did see our stadium manager, head steward and the RFL Match Commissioner in discussions after the bottle which landed near Tim Toby so it looks like their will be repercussions.

I had a great day today. I go every week and took a friend to his first RL game. We had great banter with Hull KR fans pre-game around the ground and in pubs so I hope the guys who threw the three missiles are identified and banned so you lot aren't tarnished with the same brush.

So after a Hull game your friend stopped attending all RL games?

Was he blinded or have limbs amputated?

No but they cost him well over 1k, to this day he can't be bothered with RL, personally i've had more grief.

At the end of the day minority or not, it tarnishes an image of a club, something i've not had with ther fans.

The game was over so that blows the point you made out of the water.





I don't bang a drum and I can hear perfectly well, hence the reason I've never thrown one. I won't however kick off over someone throwing something that doesn't cause anyone harm. If he had thrown it at someone with the aim to hit them then that would not be ok.




They can't stop you from having it as they are 100% legal indoors and have no effect upon other peoples health.




I understand it's the law, and would never use one myself as it's not worth going to prison/criminal reccord. All I'm saying is that personally I don't see a problem with them. I'm sure there are real crimes being committed that could be tackled instead of a bloke throwing a smoke bomb.


If it makes me a scumbag to have an opinion then fine. A lot of you may want to think back to when RL used to be like football with casuals and hooligans and proper fights and brawls. And then think how lucky you are that the most to happen these days is someone throwing a plastic bottle and a can that makes coloured smoke.

Someone should just grab hold of him and shove it up his ass.

Sucker

Only sporting ground I've ever been threatened with a knife was at wilderspool but It's never stopped me from attending matches or tarring all wire fans with the same brush. Maybe it was you