I agree. I heard a damn site more booing when Warrancy had the ball than anyone else. I also didn't know GC or JH were playing.

I think you have to accept though that it's a mans sport and you are going to hear some swearing. We had a women sat in front of us who complained about kids burping and it nearly caused a mini riot.

Any talk of GC sorting anyone out though, and people getting what they deserve is laughable.

Think all parties should grow up a bit.

I myself have been in the same situation when my old man was reffing, I don't condone it, I wasn't at Sheffield the other night & I hear similar things at most grounds, as I say, I don't condone it but you can't really prevent it happening.
I could write a book on some of the things that I saw/heard when I was with my dad when he was officiating, sometimes it would have been easy to react and take whatever comes your way, but that makes you an equal of the offenders. And on other occasions ie: The Boulevard in it's heyday, better just ignored !!!
I remember Dean Lawford's family suffering similar things when he played for Halifax by our own supporters in the Skircoat seats. One particular player of that period actually asked me if I knew who the culprits might be, sickening behaviour all in all.

Rugby league is a family game I believe is the slogan...

I am certain that the so called 'fan' would not participate on this web forum, as it is only real supporters who type in here, but if he were man enough to come on and let us know who he is and what he said and why, the real fans would certainly let him know how unwelcome his views and his support is.

Whoever you are, if you do read this...............don't bother coming to Fax games any more, you are not a fan and you are not welcome and neither are your views.

Banter is banter, but abuse and slander are not the way forward.

I wouldn't be too sure of that. Sheffield was the scene of at least one of our messageboard users mis-behaving last season, allegedly kicking seats. I say allegedly, 'cos I didn't see it myself, but I know club officials who did see it.

we aren't talking about kicking some seats here.

This is about verbal abuse and aggression towards fellow rugby lovers