And on this one the fellow on the left has a wasp on his shoulder, other chap is trying his best to remove the pest, lady moves in to swat said pest with a destructive instrument but as you can see she is taking no chances as it appears to have already stung her right arm in an earlier incident.

It appears so yes, what a stroke of luck.

He thought it was in his trainer at first

To be fair to the 'ultras' they brought a bit of colour to the atmosphere, along with a fantastic amount of wigan fans for a friday night match. I can see what my fellow Robin is trying to suggest, but I take the ultra term with a pinch of salt. Accrington Stanley fans do something similar, as do York City as far as I know, and it looks impressive when the full stand is doing it.

Just to add though, and it might be my failing hearing in my later years, but am I right in thinking that someone in the bunch of 'ultras' was blowing a whistle now and again, not to clever really if so.

Thought your turn out was great and they were very well behaved, what is the problem with a flare or two.

Is the second pic a last minute drop goal attempt?

In some parts of Hull it's seen as a public service.

So Ultras

Not for me, but whatever floats your boat. Looked a bit weak given their numbers and positioning and I bet that smoke bomb stank! Flares and Streamers are the way fwd

Got a long way to go to get close to Aberdeen (or even Stanley!)

I've always gone to football and both codes of rugby matches regularly throughout my life and am old enough to remember when they each had totally different yet equally enjoyable atmospheres. Not any more. All three give you the same songs, the same crowd behaviour and sadly, the beginning of the creep of the same on field histrionics. I suppose its the inevitable result of football's media saturation but it's more than a little bit sad that the match day experience of all our leading ball sports has become so homogenised.

It would be nice if both sets of rugby supporters-and the modern cricket fan too-could stay closer to their own traditions rather than reheating football's culture.

That looks like a KR shirt from 2007 and those trousers are from about 1998, am I missing something here?

One thing is for sure, he didn't miss.

Is the lad in the blue t-shirt going in for a karate chop?

You can just see that birds shoe in the second pic aswell as the first, wouldn't like to mess with her.

We should sign that steward up in the far background to play prop with a charge like that!

He can't wait to get stuck in.

Looks like a King Street doorman charging in.

He just needs to some stairs so he can throw the HKR fan down them now.

Unfortunately he tripped on the discarded Nike Air Max trainer and his running days are now sadly over.

You just know she's shrieking at the top of her voice - "HIT him Gary".

By the look of him everybody had probably gone home by the time he reached the incident

'a picture is worth a thousand words'

£80 slap on the wrists and a ground ban was all they got I think too.

you all need to get a grip ffs!!

As a Hull KR fan I really don't want to try to score points over Wigan fans.

Why should I? Wigan have just brought the best away following to Hull KR this season. And on a Friday night for their most distant fixture.

The flags,the red smoke, yeah we really knew for the first time this season there was a good away following.

No problem IMO.

I know you came for yourselves not for us but even so thank you. Hope you come again next year in even greater numbers when we will have our new North Stand and better facilities to offer you. It will even have a roof would you believe so unlike tonight you will not need your brollies.

Thanks again.

Great post mate.

I stopped going to football matches regularly years ago because I dont like all the players rolling round claiming they have been shot and abusing the ref etc. I think you are correct in your point that we are in danger of the disease creeping into RL and I for one think this is far more important and worrying than 2 points this week or next.