Your wife?

If you read the whole thread you will find that the OP is talking about the Cas fans and not the Leeds samaritans,I am a Cas fan and was making the point that all this thread amounts to is "He said she said" if there was any goading or swearing it was coming from both sets of supporters,not just one.

Asylum seekers dont have to pay council tax.

I think we can all agree that every club has it's fair share of idiots, some clubs like Cas just have more than their fair share. It's just one of the facts of life, but again the majority of Cas fans are well behaved and still passionate, without resorting to this sort of thing. Or the Gareth Thomas episode, or the bottle throwing episode etc.

Cas are a great club in so many ways but their fans keep letting them down. My sister had some trouble with one at The Stoop this year, nothing too serious but not nice for her. This was the only opposition fan Ive seen cause any trouble at London this season. I genuinely like Cas and was gutted they lost to Leeds but if they care about their club these fans need to either drink less on game days or learn to handle their booze and act like grown ups.

Unlike Wakefield who never do anything





Like attacking Kirkpatrick or that woman attacking a ref the other week, or 2 years ago when there were a good 10 letters that season in the League Express about Wakefield fans breaking car windows and smashing wing mirrors or invading the pitch at Cas to trying goad the home fans into violence...

I'm pretty sure Fully will be along in a bit to tell us it wasn't really Cas fans causing the trouble. He will say it was Wakey fans in Cas shirts trying to give Cas a bad name.

Saw abit of goading between two groups of Leeds & Cas fans outside the Polypipe stand, but the Police watching it nearby didn't seem too concerned by it.



The vast majority of fans made their way out of the ground to the car parks quietly.

I didn't see much trouble at all. The only potential trouble was well after the game when a couple of Cas fans were exchanging abuse with a couple of Leeds fans in a minibus.

Apart from that it all seemed very good natured to me. Had a chat with some Cas fans in KFC after the game and everyone seemed to wish each other well.

Unfortunatly all clubs have a small minority of mindless idiots who follow their team and it's always those ones that people remember.



I've had the fortune of following Wigan to most away games over the years and enjoyed friendly banter with fans of every club.



Don't let a couple of idiots who can't handle their ale spoil this great sport.

Ah KFC. The bringer of peace and goodwill to all.

Indeed. Praise the good work done by KFC's across the land.

In this case it helped ease the pain of losing in the Cas fans we were with and in my case helped ease the headache brought on by the stress of Chase's last minute drop goal attempt.