Was it really a major victory? If it was at home, last game of the season then maybe. At an away ground (especially a derby) it's nothing more than lighting the blue touch paper. Very lucky there wasn't another 2007.

It was a solid Derby win after losing 2 key players to injury early on, it secured our place in the top 8, and it more-or-less ensured Rovers would be in the middle 8. So while I'd agree it wouldn't normally qualify as a 'major victory' I can see why emotions were on a similar level.



I agree I'd much rather see these sorts of celebrations limited to home games, and I already said there was too much risk for my liking.

Hope you will be as critical if it happens in a couple of weeks,potential for trouble in your semi with wire.

Our fans ain't like yours we didn't trounce the pitch when we sealed our place in super league at your place and then when we beat you in the play offs 2 bigger games and results than Fridays

In the unlikely event of a Rovers win, I do worry about this. I'm certainly not going to condone it, as that would make me a massive hypocrite, so lets hope the early kick off will limit the alcohol intake and make people behave themselves. I'm not optimistic (of the result or the consequences).

All (most) from Hull,Rugby League fans, probably in drink only difference HFC won the only difference in the clubs I can see is a chairman who expresses his hatred and lack of ambition through inflammatory remarks in the press ? no trouble and you've still got your posts move on !

Bearing in mind what happened in 07 it come as a massive surprise to me that rovers fans didn't come after the hull fans again and all because some idiots couldn't stay in a stand n clap the team

I've read this 3 times and still can't work out what on earth it means.

Haha. Me too. Thought it was me just not getting it. Some people really need to stop posting on here after having a skinful.

Is there a chance you could repeat this post in english.Ta.

I put it through the Bollox to English translator and came up with "I'm a new gormer who never had the benefit of a comprehensive education".

I thought it was me so i gave some sort of reply

He's either been talking to that idiot UP THE CREAM for tips on descriptive writing on social media or he's been mixing his Ritalin with Scrumpy Jack.



That's his 4th ever post, so he's not making much sense or progress. File under prat.

Yes Hudgell, well done to your fans for showing restraint....until they got out of the ground and acted like complete morons.



Saw a group of Dockers u10's hugging Liam Watts, disgraceful behaviour, lock them up!

For me, intruding onto the pitch in any circumstance is not acceptable.



No matter what game we win I won't be running onto the pitch, I might drive on if I'm parked close by, but I certainly won't be running anywhere, ever, I used to have to on occasion but luckily a twenty four hour off licence and fag shop opened up near me.

Hang about Goose. On a point of Avian principle, it's likely you and the skein won't run anywhere, you would waddle. Also why drive on, when you can fly over and defecate in the process.



Liking Daptone BTW.

Entering FC mode: anything outside the ground will have been Hull City fans and nothing to do with the club.



Some ringers in that U10's team. Most on that pitch were adults, paint it anyway you like they shouldn't have been on the pitch end of.

Will I be as critical if something that hasn't happened happens because there's potential it might!!!



Why is there anymore potential at this match than any other?

Unfortunately, we may be fined by the RFL for this.

Quite possibly, it's the home clubs responsibility to ensure crowd control.



Obviously all bets are off if the visiting fans decide that they've won an important game and can therefore behave however they wish.

There is no way that will stick this time what with there being clear evidence that the away players were that happy that they had won a league game (yes just a league game) that they were videoed almost begging the away fans onto the pitch. Even more so when it can be pointed out that it only happens when that same away team visit and they win an 'important' league game.

I would say that next season we should stick 40/50 big security guards right in front of them so they have to behave. If the can't see the game then that is no one's fault but their own.

Think most of you had already left by this point.

We lost the derby to a Hull FC side who lost two key players early on, the ref was fine and our defence was nothing short of lower championship standard. WE MUST FIND SOMETHING TO BE OUTRAGED ABOUT! LOOK A FEW PEOPLE HAVE ENTERED THE FIELD TO CONGRATULATE THE TEAM! ALERT THE THE RFL, THE DAILY MAIL, THE ARMY AT ONCE!

TBF, not difficult to show restraint from outside the ground.