Just seen it on You Tube. Totally incited by FC players and without the restraint showed by Rovers fans, we could have been talking about 2007 all over again.

As I obviously don't follow FC away from home, is this a common occurrence or just something reserved for Cup Finals?

Doesn't seem to happen anywhere but your place so I'd suggest your stewarding needs looking at

Doesn't happen against any teams at home but against your lot. Maybe your fans need to stop drinking and act with a bit of decorum and not like bell ends!

Seems to be a trait of rugby fans from Hull then

In the 20 years I have attended games at this version of Craven Park, I have seen 3 pitch invasions, 1997, 2007 & last night. All 3 involved the same set of fans.

Obviously it's down to stewarding.

In all of the games I've attended at the KC I've only ever seen 1 team's fans set off flares. Go figure

Entering the field of play is a criminal act, the players encouraging that is disgusting. Classless team and pond life fans it's about time sanctions were taken. On the bright side at least our posts stayed up.

I hope Hull Fc do the right thing and name shame and ban all the idiots on the pitch,if it hadn't been for Rovers fans restraint there could have been a riot,and Hull fans wonder why they are the most hated club and set of fans in the league ABSOLUTE DISGRACE.

Players sprinting to the fans at the final hooter , beckoning the fans on to the pitch.
Fans obliging , mobbing their heroes.
Directors with tears of joy running down their cheeks.
The victorious coach getting very emotional , having to pause the interview.

For 2 league points.


Aye , big club.

Let's be honest it was Hull grand final and last meaningful game,Rovers still have the Challenge cup and possibly middle eight champions.

Let's be honest it was Hulls grand final and last meaningful game at last Rovers still have the challenge cup and middle 8 which still mean something.

dear oh dear have you heard yourselfs,well if it floats your boat of you go

Middle 8 champions

I bet most of your fellow Kr fans are face palming it now . What a tool

I'm not actually convinced it is a criminal offence to enter the field of play at a rugby match. It definitely is at a football match but I'm not sure about rugby. Can anyone tell me which law is being broken?

Quick question for all the Hull fans on here, does anyone think that it was acceptable to run on the pitch?

I think it's acceptable to go on the pitch to celebrate with the players !!!

I don't think it's acceptable to go on the pitch and sing/antagonise the opposition fans !!!

Side note .....I don't think any club is whiter than white in reguards to idiot fans ... Yes we've had our club shamed in the past in reguards to the posts at Huddersfield but don't pretend your clubs fans have been any better

The question was not whether its acceptable but whether its a "criminal act" as you said it was. Are you backtracking on that now?

I would say its unacceptable to enter the field of play while the match is in progress, but its ok to go on to celebrate at the end, provided its not with the intention of committing a criminal offence eg assault.

The mild booing of the west hull ( and other teams players) players was ( and they were loving it by the looks on their face) a bit of fun, so don't try to mistake that with idiot fans getting on the pitch and making an of themselves. And just prior to that they were wrestling with the stewards trying to get to the south corner of the east stand, and if the stewards had not stopped them then I hate to think what could have happened.

Quote ="Rural Robin"The mild booing of the west hull ( and other teams players) players was ( and they were loving it by the looks on their face) a bit of fun, so don't try to mistake that with idiot fans getting on the pitch and making an booty of themselves. And just prior to that they were wrestling with the stewards trying to get to the south corner of the east stand, and if the stewards had not stopped them then I hate to think what could have happened.'" m.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/ ... ng/?ref=mr We all have them .... Including you

Quote ="Rural Robin"The mild booing of the west hull ( and other teams players) players was ( and they were loving it by the looks on their face) a bit of fun, so don't try to mistake that with idiot fans getting on the pitch and making an booty of themselves. And just prior to that they were wrestling with the stewards trying to get to the south corner of the east stand, and if the stewards had not stopped them then I hate to think what could have happened.'" m.warringtonguardian.co.uk/news/ ... ng/?ref=mr We all have them .... Including you

I've no problem with fans celebrating even on the field with their players if our stewards can't contain them, provided they don't damage the pitch or the stadium. I've no problem with fans drinking excessively, chanting loudly and occasionally abusively. After all this was a Hull derby, such occurrences are usual and it inflames emotions in us at the best of times. With so much riding on the result as well as bragging rights, it's inevitable that the win was extra special to the winning team and their supporters.

What I do have a problem with is immature tit for tat, my dick is bigger than your dick, moral high ground responses between my erstwhile fellow posters and beloved rugby league fans. In a perfect world, pitch invasions would be the sole domain of that sub-species that support football as their sport of choice, but the Hull derby is unique in our sport.

The best team won, Hull fans were justified in celebrating. A polite request. Please let's all move on to our next respective challenges, as I'm sick enough about the result and our recent team performances without having to wallow in this shizzle. Sermon over.

fair post pickering red

Hooked beef oil whale. There was I expecting a backlash.

Ta mate.

Imagine the outcry if we stormed the Kc pitch when we won the first Derby. Fellow KR fans sweeping this under the carpet is unacceptable. It's laughable that Fc fans are agreeing with Pickering Red. No wonder! Shameful act from Fc players starting this act then Fc fans following like sheep onto our pitch that could of caused a big problem for our sport and profile. Well done most Rovers fans for not biting and following onto the pitch.
Oh, and by the way, one stupid fan starting a flare is not the same as the hundreds of kn0bs enticing trouble on our pitch. Get real some of you!