listen chum if any of our fans have stepped outta line i will personally jump on em and if you think you are superman bring it on there is no need what so ever it's a sport and you will know who i am and if you are dick wad then eff off you r not welcome

Oh dear, that the best you can come up with??? He chump do a bit of homework before you bang your gums even though I cannot stand wendy ball I knew they were playing today

I am not one of those who would generalise and place all supporters in the same category. There were plaenty of Wires fans there yesterday who were decent people enjoying a great game of rugby league. Yes Wires fans were boisterous but why not when you are in a cup semi final. Sadly there were a significant number who were there determined to abuse Wigan fans and cause trouble. That was evident before the game outside the ground and outside teh pubs and clubs.
The fact that a Wires fan broke the window of a coach as it was leaving after the game says it all. What would have happened if they had lost??

that's 1 of the reasons I wanted you pies to win yesterday. If we get to the final I'm not looking forward to being in and around wembley with wolves fans.

In all the finals over the years I've been against Wigan, hull, Catalan, bulls, Leeds and the giants it's always been a good family day out.

I can't see that being the case with the wolves fans!

Are you Hulk Hogan?

been on the shandy's again??

you sound like a right d**khead!

The worst of the hooligan element won't be able to fund a day out at Wembley. Sadly they couldn't even afford the club shirt.

5 wigan fans walked past the Cricketers singing "y warrington". got pelted with bottles and cans, then returned with 3 police officers later to point them out, throwing the cans and bottles is stupid but so is walking past a pub full of Wires singing songs.

I seen 4 Wigan fans spitting at a man in a wheelchair as he was just waving a flag.


Scum.

saw 2 wigan fans holding down an old man (80+i think) while another 8 took turns kicking him in the head and forced his grand-daughter to join in, any advance on that?

No singing Wire songs is part and parcel of the banter of the game, throwing things at them in retaliation isn't.

I'm not one to go in for all of this labelling the fans on one club the same, I know that its only a small minority of fans who are idiots but to try to justify throwing things because the fans don't like a song is wrong.

I saw 17 Wigan fans standing on the head of a 90 year old, helpless Wire fan who had done nothing but wave a little flag and shout "Up the Wire".

Shocking.

Not justified at all, but if I did it I'd expect something to happen or be said.

I wouldn't, I would expect a song sang back in retaliation not to have things thrown.

Fans should be able to wind each other up in banter without the risk of a physical/abusive response.

Sounds like Paaleaseena
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Lets face it, every team has the problem of fans that drink and look for trouble. No one blames there team for starting stuff its always someone else. Some games bring it out more than others in people.

We have fans that are no angels either, at the game I was embarassed at a few of our older fans. Section D a couple rows up in the North Stand, 2 men both bald and a woman who was mouthing off to everyone behind thinking she was some superstar trying to get the crowd goin and then joining in with the other 2 men who were wanting to start a fight with Wire fans thinking it was clever pointing "outside now" etc..

No need for that. If there was trouble its a small minority, i have been to plenty of games with wire supporters and not seen any trouble from them, some of the nicest fans i have met, dont tar all supporters of a club with the same brush.

this person just seems bitter and twisted against warrington its comments like this that just p***es everybody off

you my friend are one tool who wants to grow up and keep your stupid stirring to your self

Firstly I am not your chum,

Secondly I don't think jumping on them will sort anything out, whats the point of responding to violence with violence. If that would work there would have been a full scale riot yesterday in response to bottles and punches being thrown by wire fans.

Thirdly I am not a man, I am a woman who actually had 5 children in our party yesterday aged between 5 and 14 who have no need to witness what they saw.

And lastly I have no idea what a dickwad is so can you please enlighten me, nor do I have any idea who you are, but I imagine the term dickwad may be applicable to you and I have no intention of effing off anywhere. I dunno about me not being welcome, but at least I don't go around posting drivel and threats on your board.

With the response you have made to a genuine post, I have no suprises by what happened just before full time yesterday in the west stand.

I take it that formal complaints will be forwarded to RFL/Police?

Obviously stuff that is alledged to have gone on outside the ground would be harder to prove, but bottle throwing, and the other incidents that occured inside the ground should all be covered by CCTV (or even the BBC cameras?) so should be a lot easier to highlight who the trouble-makers were!!

As a Leigh fan - in recent years we have not had that many games against the Wolves, so not many experiences to go off. We drew them at home in the cup last year, and there were no problems at all. In SL (2005), at the HJ the Leythers had a fantastic time (and nearly a shock result!!), and we were treated with nothing less than courtesy from all the Wire fans we encountered.
In the reverse fixture, the fans who turned up (in very large numbers.....best away support that season IIRC) were impeccably behaved. A gang of about 7/8 'pi$$ed-up ninjas' - none of whom were in Warrington colours - got in at the Home end, and proceeded to start mouthing off/obscene chanting/etc - they were quickly removed from the stand by the stewards, and escorted to the Warrington end.
After the game there was some trouble in Leigh town centre (windows put through in one pub IIRC - and eye-witness accounts claimed it was the same bunch of tools who had caused the bother at the ground. IMHO these were not Warrington Wolves fans - just gob$hytes - who saw the opportunity of a well attended game to cause bother!!

Oh dear

I cant post the pic due to copyright but a search on Gettyimages will find the album with 20 images in from the game and a very intresting one indeed, Looks like a guy is cracking a woman but cannot tell what team he is from, Surrounded by Wigan and Wire fans. Have a look