I was amongst them and didn't hear any cheering or anything when Walker was injured tbh. I saw some people getting told off (and possibly kicked out, didn't see it all) for smoking but that's all.

This clever git I was stood next to sed as that was being announced whilst rolling a joint, and then was like a chimney for the rest of the match, until the last 5 minutes when he buggered off.



No matter how many times I told him that my friend was an asthmatic he just kept on rolling them and smoking them.

Didn't hear any cheering or excessive bad language near me. Thought our support was pretty good, once again OTT policing though.

lets just say at least we no its only a small minority who did this, im sure they will get weeded out in the long run when people start cheering when they get told off/slung out. (i.e. smoking etc.)

Every club has a minority. I always seem to get stood near ours at our away games.

yeh i think the support yesterday for the majority was great with a lot more than i thought went. We were pretty vocal and gave support to the team throughout even when we didn't play well. But as we have already said there is a minority in most clubs that gets the repuation for the majority

You can thank your Black and White neighbours for that.

That ****ing drum got on my nerves - I thought all that had been stopped

What do you do when you don't know any songs to let your team know your there?.......

Agreed, the drum was pathetic





Not as bad as Leeds mind.

I saw said w***** with drum on the way back to the coach. I was so tempted to get him haha!

Fair comment.