Lol

Hull aren't bothered or they would have sorted it years ago.

We'll get the usual rubbish about identifying people but nothing will.happen

Leeds fans booted out aswell.



Strewards put in a good performance too I hear

sad

The stewards take a bit of stick by some people on here, but they did a top job without police assistance from within the ground.



The behaviour was a disgraceful however I don't think the Rhinos players helped the situation by reacting the way they did. I know they are big strapping lads that don't appreciate having objects thrown at them but just walk away from it.

I am certainly not condoning the idiots tonight but ....



changes have been made this year, like I pm'd you they would last year. This year at the KC Stadium you have not been able to take beer to your seat, East Stand is all reserved which has wiped out Chav Corner, there is a Family Section in West Stand with some great deals on matches and the "fans" who entered the playing area last year against you have been dealt life time bans. But I suppose you are going to tell me Hull have done nothing, blah, blah, blah, and start name calling with me again.



Well done for tonight btw

a small section idiots have let loyal hard working fans down

I agree, that North East corner has just been left to cause trouble without any intervention...

Whether it was a few Hull fans or a few Leeds fans it's an unforunate incident that has no place at a RL ground BUT shouldn't be used to tarnish Hull or Leeds' fans.

really funny as Headingley taps tonight after the game it was really good mix of Leeds and Hull fans having a laugh

As long as the RFL take actions againt the Leeds players who made gestures too

Give over. When ever has there been any thread about Leeds supporters carrying on en masse?

The first lad to get his marching orders we saw before the game and he could hardly stand up then never mind 60 mins in. Was a rather poor showing really but we have to remember its a minority that were probably on day release or something. all teams have this set of Wayne Kerrs, just seems Hull have a few more that become more noticable. didnt spoil the night and it looks like their own fans started to "sort" the nobs out

This was my fifth visit to Headingley this year and out of those five visits on three occasions there has been fighting and serious disturbances involving objects being thrown at supporters and onto the playing field.



Rugby League doesn't deserve to have it's great reputation for being a safe and family-friendly spectator sport ruined by the mindless thugs and idiots at Headingley tonight, who were hell-bent on throwing bottles at the players on the pitch, throwing bottles at fellow supporters and certainly trying their best to provoke and stimulate the fighting.



The tragedy sad thing is that it's just the minority of supporters that tarnish the greatest games reputation and it's time the RFL admitted there is a growing problem within the game.

Agree



Brent Webb for one could be looking at a possible ban for inciting crowd trouble via his abusive hand gestures to the Hull FC supporters which didn't help the tense situation.

Was at the game today and it wasn't great to see. It was a minority and I hope they're dealt with appropriately. Its a real shame, as this can certainly effect the reputation for Hull FC, who should be praised for the sportsmanship their fans have shown this season. Both at the Racecourse a few weeks back when they played Crusaders and at the KC when Warrington won the league. I spoke to various Hull FC fans both today and in previous games and they're some of the most welcoming and friendly fans in Super League. There was a solid support from Hull today and I'd just like to think that the minority who did cause the trouble, were there for the occasion and weren't genuine RL supporters, as it was a big game.



There were a few Leeds fans involved, causing trouble, but the majority were away fans causing the trouble. I hope these are dealt with as we don't want to see this in our sport.



Still had a good day out. Whenever I seem to visit Leeds, I always get drenched.

The idiot with a cap on that was dragged out first by the stewards was drunk before he'd even got in the ground. He was walking down to the ground from the Skyrack with a small group of other drunken idiots singing abusive songs. It's a shame he was let in the ground in the first place and that the police officer outside the ground that I warned about this group's behaviour, did nothing.

A police presence is what is required within the ground. The stewards were far too slow to react and left one of their own in the middle of a mob trying to sort it out. The same thing happened in the north stand versus H.K.R when stewards let a situation steadily get out of hand instead of nipping it in the bud and dealing with it. Credit to the Hull fans that tried to deal with the s throwing bottles but unfortunately there seemed to be more people backing the bother causers from where i was stood.

see this is why when the scum come to craven park they get put in the south stand miles from the pitch then the bottles they throw dont have any effect



and this year they were fighting among themselves aswell

Just seems like a microism of modern society.



Young lad drinks too much and has to be escorted away.



Who'd a thunk it?

we have the odd ar53 hole following us to games, like most teams, what we don't need is ones like you trying to score brown(nose) points!



as for fighting at your dump? first time that has been mentioned or has that been made up too!

wasn't there a pithc invasion and ugly girls fighting with shoes and other stuff?



I remember a big kafuffle about that a few years ago.



Thought it was amusing mesen, hull fans once again being dragged through the mud.



Face first.

While i was disgusted by their behaviour which did not suprise me, on my way out some leeds fans had obviously been involved and were boasting about what they had done. Stewards seemed to have it under control but they only throw people out so no actual arrests get made. Saw a bloke outside telling police to get in there and sort it out before it escalates and he was told the club had not paid for big police presence tonight . If thats true it amazes me as along with cas the hull game should have most police.

I'm a Wakefield fan and was sat in the paddock with a relatively good view of the events.



I believe there were numerous contributing factors which could have been avoided and don't think the stewards did everything they could, or maybe it is the rules of movement of fans around Headingley.



In my view, drunken fans should not be allowed into the ground (any ground in RL). Headingley now has computerised turnstiles so there isn't even someone there to make a judgement as to whether the fan is intoxicated or not before entering the ground.



The small number of trouble maker Hull fans are a disgrace to their club and the game. I think any fan being evicted should be identified and noted prior to physical ejection so that they can be banned from their club and other RL grounds.



Sinfield and Webb should not provoke the crowd, the RL should deal with them firmly and not a mickey mouse "naughty boy don't do it again".



For the life of me I am bemused by the Leeds stewarding. Things were getting lively on the terrace yet Leeds fans are allowed to walk from the South Stand area across the away fans terrace. This led to trouble as one Rhino fan came to blows with at least one, if not numerous Hull fans at that spot, who were rightly ejected. Then at the end an embarrassment of an RL female fan wearing a "King Kev" signed Leeds top was very provocative with verbal and hand gestures, very inciteful. The stewards eventually dealt with her but not after numerous Hull fans failed to ignore it.



Stewards were quick to eject people which is correct, however if they don't allow opposing fans to walk into a highly charged provocative area, then idiot fans from both clubs are less likely to clash.



I personally think the whole organisation of the situation could be improved and all clubs can learn from the mistakes made.



As an RL fan of nearly 30 years I felt absolutely disgusted and ashamed at what I saw yesterday. I love the game, but the negative elements are an utter disgrace