Yes, it was. And not because it was against Hull KR. But because it secured Super 8s for us. And stop been over dramatic. You lost, few people went on the field, they shoudn't have, true. Story over.

It will be thousands by the end of the week (It's a bit like Hull KR's away attendances I think) and it he'll have worked himself up to been the biggest crowd trouble incident in recent times, with Hull FC surely been given record fines and perhaps even kicked out of the Super8s. It will be on the front page of the Daily Mail next week he thinks, its a huge outrage, you know!

You won't be. Stewards attempted to stop it and there were quite a few of them. TBF, I don't know what they are suppose to do in that situation, they are not the police. The Hull fans shouldn't have entered the pitch, simple as that. But it happened, nothing happened as a result.

In otherwords. 'My fellow fans have again shown they can't behave themselves so I'll pretend its not a big deal whilst also trying to convince everyone that it was a 'big match' even though no other SL fans do this as regularly as Hull FC fans'.

imo no fans should go on the pitch,hopefully for rovers nothing will be done as regards fines etc, imo think it is a storm in a teacup,i love derbies and always have especially when we win lol, long may there continue

Nope. It was a big match because it landed us in the Top 8. Is that too difficult for you too understand? Perhaps if I use smaller words?



And there is no reason to pretend it isn't a big deal. It simply isn't. And as for it just been Hull FC fans that do this? Be quiet. I can recall plenty of pitch invasions in my time from Hull KR fans (lots in the 80s and early 90s) including one in 2007. Also Widnes and Castleford have both have incidents that I can recall. And that is just in our sport.... Try not to wear your halo to tightly



To be honest. I don't have a huge problem with it. Coming on to the pitch at the end of a game used to be a regular occurrence in both football and rugby during celebratory occasions. And securing a place in the top 8 at your nearest rivals expense is one. That said, I am completely against any kind of violent action and would utterly condemn this. But to my knowledge, there was no incidents of that, to the credit of both sets of fans on Friday night. So for me, a none story. But try to make it as big as you like.

It wasn't a 'big match' at all no matter how much you want to delude yourself over it.



In the modern era (You know after it became NOT the norm) which team's fans seem to think this in a ok thing to do regularly? I'll give you a clue they play in SL and in B&W and they are not called Widnes.



Other teams have done it yes but as often as your lot do it? It's funny your should mention us in 2007, can you remember WHY some of our lot did that? Go on have a guess. What has other sports got to do with it as we are talking about a SL game unless it's just another line of excuse you are using to defend your 'not a big deal' reasoning.



Credit for both sets if fans? Are you having a giraffe one set knew enough to not spill on the pitch over a standard league game another set thought they had won a cup final and acted like it as did their players.

It wasn't a big match yet you had a record crowd,

Loving the bitterness, really shows just how gutted you are.



Enjoy Fev & Fax.

The puppet master really knows how to pull on all your strings doesn't he Derek ?

Whilst I imagine that everyone on here agrees that people shouldn't be going on the pitch, some of the bitter comments from Rovers fans getting worked up about it is hilarious.



"It wasn't a big game" hahaha quality.

I feared for our posts considering the Barcodes have got previous.



Probably end up with medium sized suspended fine. But if the players are seen to be encouraging the fans to invade, that might be a different matter.



Be bloody funny if they were docked points for it, although the RFL are that slow, it wouldn't mean anything.



We were not good enough in the 2nd half so can't really complain at the result. Hull may sneak a single win in the Super 8s, but that'll be it, especially now Ellis and Pryce are out.



Anyway, time to bring out the Chisholm.

GET a life pal I do not know how many big games you have been to but I have been to loads of big games 27 times to wembly and i went on tour to OZ now thats what i call big games, and when both teams were in finals against each over or even semis against each other they can be big games not some tin pot match for 8th place

More bitterness! Love it.

Hahahahahaha, did you lose?

Are you still upset?



It's relative isn't it

. It'd be daft to compare it to a Challenge Cup Final or a Test Match (

), but comparing it to a standard derby or even a normal SL game (which is what is was), it was big because of what was at stake, as much as you all like to play it down.

yes but at least i am still on hear when we lose not like your lot most of them get lost

What? Our boards go into meltdown after a defeat, it's after a win it goes quiet.

No, not really. You beat us. You'll probably end up with a suspended fine for the invasion and with your new injuries and seeing who else is in the Super 8s, you may get 1 more win this season. More realism actually.



As for us? Realistically we should be safe in the mid 8s, but the concept itself is a big unknown, so nothing is guaranteed. Not really expecting us to beat Warrington, but going to the game anyway. If we win we'll probably get well beaten by Leeds or Saints at Wembley, but would be a good day out at least.

Hull fans still giddy , then.



Maybe spent their JSA on cheap cider and ketamine.

Oh the irony from the supporters who think a rugby match only lasts 60 minutes





Your players were celebrating, not a massive victory over the arch enemy, but simply that they had fans left to go over to at the end of the game, you could see they were overwhelmed! Compared to previous laps of honour round an empty stadium it must have been quite something for them.

Hilarious post. The bitterness is absolutely shining through. But you have summarised exactly what the holier than thou attitude is about. All your fans have left for this season. Desperately trying to get one up on Hull FC fans on an internet forum about a few people entering the field to celebrate their teams win.

This is brilliant!

Another insular post from a blinkered hull fan