maybe a player needs to do a "cantona" on these prats that would make them think twice about acting the hard man from gods knows how many yards away

Didn't realise celebrating a try was banned at the KC

I didn't see it being thrown, just the trail of beer but it looked to come from the direction of the seats immediately above block 28 entrance.

Did you get the number of the steward?

I thought hudgell got his groceries from marks and spencers?

Idiot who threw the bottle was sat behind me. never seen him before, and was not wearing any Hull f.c. colours. he soon cleared off when he realised what he had done. saw a number of people taking pics of him on their phones....Lets hope they find him as the incident was reported to the ref

what is the point of reporting anything to the stewards?they do not take any action.the amount of foul lanquage you hear near where i sit,in front of women and children is disgusting.stewards have been told ,but nothing is done about it.the stewards are only there for the extra cash.

Stewards are a joke; poorly paid and unwilling to stand up to anyone. In my experience at the KC when someone is really out of order people around tend to police themselves, which is a real credit to rugby league, however I agree with stuff like foul language the stewards need to be more proactive and inform people politely that it isn't acceptable.

I feel sorry for the guy who nearly got slung out the east for drinking his can of coke

Which player was it and what did he do ?

pretty sure it was tommy lee "over celebrating" to the crowd...

I have no problem with players gesticulating to the crowd; we give them loads; seems churlish to get snotty when they have a chew back.

it was tommy lee and luke dyer giving the south stand the V, i know most us fans goad opposition players while there stood behind the sticks even though we are told not to. But RL players are a professional sports men who should know better than to resort to things like that.

hope the so called fan is happy with himself now that the club may have a big fine coming our way

hope to never see his face again

A la Cantona?

I sit in that block it was thrown from the just left of the block I sit one row from the top and saw the ..He went out of 28 entrance ..He had a blue hoody and an off white baseball cap on A lot of the fans near Me had a go at him that why he went ..the only steward that was there was down at the front and we pointed the culprit but he never came up I for one would have help the steward plus a lot more would have ..I sit there every home game but I haven't seen this person before ..we all know one another I don't think Ash or Phil or Danny /Denbo saw it

Keep to topic please "Beer can thrower " !

I think I saw him on his way out - he didn't sneak out did he but went out gobbing off?

We're about 6 rows down from the top and sit at the end of the row nearest 28 entrance in the block that's right behind the sticks - it came down from behind and to the left of us.

Hopefully the club will take action and he can have a permanent holiday from the stadium.

My lot always sit above 28 entrance but this week most or them were on holidays Ash /Phil/Denbo/Danny all sit to the right of the stairs right behind the sticks at the very top He was gobbing off because a few of us told him he wasn't welcome (words to that affect)

lol was getting worried when u said blue hoodie, i had a blue hoodie on and ran down the stairs to shout at the ref lol grrrrrrr bahhhh refs lol... so someone actually threw a can from that high up?

A plastic Magners bottle, yes...

That might be the end of the beer in the seats trial then. One idiot could spoil it for all.
Alcohol inside the stadium has been nowhere as bad as I thought it would be, in fact it hasn't bothered me at all.

i know people emotions do get high in certain games but to do something so idiotic is beyond belief. On another note, i actually got served a magners bottle and had to tell them to take the top off it. Oh and at £3.50 a bottle i wouldnt throw it

At £3.50 a bottle I don't drink it.

To be honest I have no beef with Cantona's actions; if you came up to me in a pub and started questioning my parentage and aggressively and crudely abusing me I'd slot you. I think it's a double standard to expect players to have to endure personal and hurtful abuse and not react. I'm talking about proper nasty stuff; not your run of the mill who ate all the pies banter.... which can be just laughed off. There's a line and if a supporter chooses to cross it then he has to be prepared to deal with 16 stone athlete trying to smack him.

To be honest I do think that Cantona was out of order, but I can appreciate how tempting it must be to verbally retaliate to the verbal abuse. There is never an acceptable reason to retort with violence.