People talk about these incidents as though they're something to do with rugby. If they weren't ed up and fighting at Wembley they'd be in town doing the same thing.

Doubt you'll see him at the KC sounds the type who only crawls out of the woodwork for big games.Which block where you in? We were in 113.

Block 121 just underneath the wheelchair fans.

Must have been his twin behind us.Never stopped from minute one

Me too, but I didn't see anything. Although I did have my head in my hands for most of the game

Stewards at Wembley are pointless.. they didn't even monitor the crowd, they just watched the game..

I must admit that I didn't see any trouble at Wembley, but was amazed how drunk and incapable hundreds of (very well dressed) individuals were in York station at 21:30. And they hadn't been to the match. Lots were waiting for a train back to Sunderland.

The Ebor was yesterday hence where they would have been all day.

The vast majority on the day were very well behaved, unfortunately there are always some. I thought horns were banned but there was a chavlet near us who blew a horn into a womans ear which started a round of choice language from the brat's parents that was only dampened down by the start of the game. Am I correct in thinking those infernal instruments are supposed to be banned? Stewards were nowhere to be seen after the initial check at the turnstile.



There was another person near us who was so horrendously drunk that he slept through nearly the whole game. He wasn't any trouble though and on reflection may have been one most sensible people there given what happened on the pitch.

That explains it - I knew it had been York races this week, but hadn't realised the Ebor had been moved to Saturdays (for the last 3 years).

Stewards were hopeless. I went through the turnstiles with my rucksack in my hand and walked straight past them.



Quite a few smoking in our block and nothing done.

They didn't check me when I walked in. "Go on, mate, you're OK" he said. Maybe he knew me.