As a steward at headingly there is no way to stop a fan getting on the pitch if they want to, you would need to have a ring of stewards right round the ground that would not only obsturct the view (so might aswell just put a fence up) and it would have more cost in stears would could lead to even higher ticket prices

There was 2 in there, and that is not unusal, there is always at least one tunnel officer duriing the big games

Yes, it was about ten minutes from the end and it is the incident that McClennan is refering to.

McLenna saw the punches then but not the elbows. Why did he not have the same words when Burrow was swinging at Lauaki or when Peacock went at Mason or when Senior smacked Wilkin.

Double standards Bluey so feck off!

Chav corner did indeed clap, it was embarrassing in that sense. However the vast majority booed.

It's right that there is an investigation, even though its very difficult to stop fans getting on the pitch, they were IMO slow to react.

That said, one drunk fan getting on the pitch. The worst should be a slap on the wrist punishment, mostly aimed at the security arrangements.

It was 5 mins from the end at the south stand end. I guy came on to the in goal area, again no colours on vexed up. I thought the stewards got to him pretty quickly and I didn't see him touch Donald, if he did I hope they catch the idiot and ban him for life. What is it with some people?

What elbows? Bailey is trying to get up for a quick play the ball

Stangely, I think you actually believe that Radford spontaneously got that wound up.

There was contact but it was not intentional on Baileys part he was struggling to get up, happens numerous times in every game.

Think Radford was pumped up for the game and it spilled over

Yes Phil. The best way of getting to one's feet is by a few quick thrusts of one's elbow.

You think elbowing some one in head trying to get up crap and Leeds was warned by RFL about kicking out before stated it was a dangerous pracktish

Anyone??

You don't really beleive that do you.

Bailey knew exactly what he was doing.

Maybe he was practicing the Birdie Dance.

Mind reader now are you?

No, just sensible and unblinkered

Nope, I've read it several times and I still can't help you out.

So there must have been two incidents, one in the first half at the Leeds end, and one in the second half at the south stand end. Must admit we didn't see anything at the south stand end and that's where we sit. We only knew something was happening at the North stand end as play was stopped. Was it shown on sky?

2 in a game is quite poor. Stewards were very slow to react to the first. Can they enter the field of play?

Why are you trying to wind up a nothing situation?

As the Leeds steward said earlier in the thread, if people really want to get on the field they will unless you employ a complete fence of stewards. Which would be ridiculous.

They were a little slow to react. However there was no real harm done. There should be an investigation and a review of our stewarding procedures.

And thats it really.

So do you also think bailey has a twitch or was there intent in trying to headbutt sean long

I once remember a Super league coach running onto the field of play and throwing his water bottle and chewing gum while the stewards and over 10.000 fans stood/sat laughing.

I remember Cunningham attempting to get to his feet, elbowing a Wakie player and fracturing his eyesocket.....

Witter all you want cod heads.....4th place feels just fine this Sunday morning.

Cheers Lee

Hull FC and the SMC investigating "anti-social behaviour".

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