For someone who only joined last week you're not yet in a position to go throwing your weight around, especially on the Leeds board.

HTH

A lad at work yesterday was saying that some of the rhinos fans involved were from east end park as he had met up with them on saturday night in London.

Aint throwing any weight around. Merely defending the thousands who enjoyed a good day out. Long time lurker who only started posting last week. yes.

I didn't visit the bar once but you couldn't help noticing a constant stream of Wire fans hitting the concourse and/or returning to their seats with those beer carriers. I also wish I had a pound for everyone of them who found their way into our section only to realise several rows down that they were in the wrong place (unlike most of the women who deliberately opted for the male toilets at Northampton and Gateway Services).

Find me 20% of those at Wembley (10% among the face-painted tutu brigade) who watched you at Wilderspool and I'll retract the band-waggon dig.

Leeds/neutrals in the Wire end will notice a lot of drunken wire supporters just as Wire/neutral in the leeds end will have noticed a lot of drunken Leeds supporters. MOST of these drunken supporters will have been good natured out for a good day. All decent FANS will have deplored the actions of the mindless minority at the game and will hope that action can be taken against those involved. Didnt see it all so will make no comment about the incident itself but given the nature/location etc of the event Im sure there will be plenty of evidence as to waht happened. The one consistent that is coming our of both sides of the equation is that part of the problem was a mixture of fans and alcohol. Whilst I am fully in favour of mixing fans (had some great banter with other fans) personally alcohol at the game is not a necessity.

Here endeth my 2pennyworth. (30 year wire supporter even going back to wilderspool days , no tutu, no facepaint but shirt scarf flag cuddly toy accompanied by 3 members of family two of whom watched at wilderspool, one is a season ticker holders and had facepaint and one (aged 12) at her first game (and who actually commented that the fighters were pillocks)....if you wont withdraw the comment will you please acknowledge...as I have done here..... we aint all like that)

Absolutely well put. When we moved into the HJ in 2004 a lot of people who never went to wilderspool started to regularly attend matches. smoking monkey im sure you will agree that this is a good thing for RL. Im also sure you'll agree about the people who caused the trouble are scum, no matter which part of the country they are from.

Translation: Now that Wire are semi successful I'll pretend I've always supported them.

if i wanted to be a bandwagon chaser i would have gone and supported saints. Bought my wife a season ticket for the first time last year and after 6 defeats on the bounce she actually said that she wished i supported saints

(she's from the North East.). Coulda also followed wigan in the early 90's but warrington's my home and where my heart is. Believe what u will fella. Suppose you think im a man city fan too.

RE : bandwagon chasing ..

Is it acceptable for somebody to have a brother who once played for his home town , but has moved about a bit around (eg.)SL clubs , to switch allegiances as and when he switches clubs ?
I can undertand the 'supporting my brother' bit . But switching clubs when he does is surely not right .
Would it also be acceptable for the sibling to revert to supporting the home-town team when the brother eventually hangs up his boots ?

Yes, its nobody's business, its like frequenting a certain pub for a while and then switching to another, nothing more, any talk of "loyalty" and suchlike is just bullshoite, professional sporting clubs are commercial entities and exist to attract new customers and maintain existing ones, or at least they should if they had their eyes open and not just shuffle along year on year expecting everyone to just follow regardless.

i like going to warrington but always remember how they wrecked bramley's ground , wasn't that much to start with

Bramley's ground . The memories I have of that place begin when I was around 8 yrs old and we used to sneak in through a gap in the fence on the Daisy end , to my later memories of having an advertising hoarding behind the sticks at the same end and a membership card that allowed four people in .. The gents 'toilets' were very similar to those at Saints . Actually , the whole place wasn't that much worse than KR . I had my 18th birthday party in MacLaren Field bar .

why the name change from ls13

I went to the Leeds v Saints semi final at Huddersfield this year. the so called rival fans were scrapping in wetherspoons at 1.30pm. It was a proper punch up aswell, claret and all. Not having a go at Leeds but there seems to be a pattern forming!

was there any saints colours? I heard some huddersfield people collared a leeds fan in wetherspoons

from what i saw (and also my 5 mates who are Leeds fans) it was agroup of about ten, both Saints and Leeds. I didnt see who started it but nobody took a step back.

Hi, as a Temple Moor mum (I was wearing a TShirt with just that on it because I was very proud of my son's achievement), I was appalled at the violence that occurred during the Final on 26th August. Can I just confirm that NONE of the Temple Moor parents were involved in the fighting and all evacuated the area as soon as it was possible, although my 7 year old daughter was distressed and does not want to attend another rugby match again, hopefully this fear will subside if I can get her near headingley again! Mindless drunken yobs were involved from both sides and in my 30 years of watching rugby league with my Pops and father I have NEVER experienced such fear at a match! I felt I needed to login and respond to the initial comment about whether we were involved. Thanks to all the fabulous fans of many colours who were great on the day and who helped us out of the block - thank you again! By the way - Temple Moor lost

but thanks to the fans for supporting the boys .

I think one of the mods accidentally binned me . I have no idea why I got binned , it was never explained to me . Just before LS13 got binned I got a PM from somebody calling me a few choice names . I was really rather polite in my reply (no sweary words or insults) , but that was the last of LS13 .

BTW . If there are any mods who can tell me why LS13 was binned would they please PM me ?

Banned just before midnight on 3rd June this year - not by me



The thread that you were banned for doesn't exist any more so can't tell you why and I'm not sure if I can tell you by whom - but here's a clue - have a look at which team we were playing on 4th June, I suspect that you might not have been very welcome on their forum

There were a few unsavoury jokes going on the sinbin jokes thread . They were about the shootings in Cumbria . I posted one , but it certainly wasn't any worse than any of the Raul Moat ones that have since gone on there . I thought at the time it might have been the reason .

I see that jokes thread has gone rather quiet since I stopped posting on it .

I saw it. You fully deserved the ban.

I remember it was because Coronation street was taken off air because of the Raoul Moat incident and you said that it shouldnt have been even though the storyline was about a kidnapper with a gun!!

I think you upset quite a few of the clique with the fact that you wouldnt admit to being wrong , but you deserved to be banned TBH mate

That would be because I was right .

You reckon thats why the boot hit my butt ?

If it was on The Sin Bin then the person who banned you isn't a moderator on that forum although of course they can still ban you, it would be unusual though.

You made sick jokes about people being shot dead in Cumbria by Derrick Bird.

No way were you in the right. Disgustingly wrong in fact.