Lol

Forgotten about your record home defeat by warrington have you.? Mind you you need a brain to remember things which probably explains things.Strange you remember the 50 nil at wembley,yet forget the 72 against wakey and the 80 against warry.I hope the brain transplant works.

I don't go in for fan baiting but your lot were an embarrassment yesterday. Fighting among yourselves, smoke bombs, bottle throwing and smashing a glass bottle in the face of a young lad who has now lost 70% vision in one eye and required 84 stitches. The kid was a Rovers fan but I don't think he is anymore. I'm starting to think that alcohol shouldn't be sold at derby games.

That would be terrible if true but it isnt

I'm sure Leo and his family appreciate you discrediting them to try and save face. I'm afraid it's all too true.

how much is 3 bags of sand in aussie

People chucking stuff is shameful, and if this is true it is a tragedy.



Whatever the outcome, it is criminal behaviour and needs to be dealt with as such.



I can’t find anything about this lad in the news (possibly with it being a holiday weekend) and when I saw it yesterday on Hullkrfans, the 70% estimate seemed a bit precise in that timeframe. My hope, for his sake, is that it isn’t as bad as people are saying.



Whatever happened yesterday, this sort of thing can happen when people throw bottles. They must know that, so I can only assume they don’t give one.



I assume that glass bottles aren’t sold in the ground, so they were smuggled in. As were flares, apparently. If people can’t be trusted to behave, maybe there need to be more searches. Shame for the many decent fans, but better than people being seriously hurt.

Neither team has the moral high ground on this one. Ban em all.Lunatics.

Yeah, oddly enough a few glass aftershave bottles were thrown too.



Players from Hull FC and Hull KR both visited the lad in hospital which was nice. The family have been asked not to speak to the press as it will affect the case.

it must be whoever loses throws the bottles at derbys ,element in both camps ,rugby league is now a family game, so that behaviour has no place ,the ale consumed increases the chances of it happening,,the young men who get involved need to learn to take a defeat,and think of the children and elderly people who may witness these scenes,and also realise they have to wake up in the morning and realise what they have been involved in, its only a game of rugby at the end of the day,,,, hope the child involved in this incident makes a full and quick recovery

When you think about it it's very lucky something bad hasn't happened already.Will wait to see full facts but I can believe it happening as not all the things pelted reached the pitch in main North stand. It looked worse in the east corner as bottles going both ways. We see it happen with the flares and the objects at most grounds from time to time and fans chant Scum of Rugby League etc and its true it is a scummy feral thing to do but the same faces keep doing the same things. When challenged by decent folk they get aggressive with own fans and start assaulting people.We all bemoan it but it's time to pubish pictures/footage of the Bombardiers and prosecute them. A ban from a stadium doesn't help away games and some of these buses are little more than heavily drunk hooligans on tour. I love a drink,i love Rugby League like most decent folk but if this lad has sight loss the culprit should not get a fine or community hours they should be in klink. No deterrent at present

What have I got to save face for I haven’t done anything it’s all a bit odd they can’t speak to the press because it will harm there case very odd there was a diagnosis of 70% vision loss a couple of hours after said incident extremely odd the claims made on Facebook deleted after a couple of hours forgive me but this would have been front page news if it’s true