Stewards take note.

[yellow_balaclava_hunter]

Firstly I am not claiming that this affected todays result however it may not have helped but when home or away supporters boo kickers it is the job of the stewards to identify them and remove them from the ground.

[Bill W (2)]

Firstly I am not claiming that this affected todays result however it may not have helped but when home or away supporters boo kickers it is the job of the stewards to identify them and remove them from the ground.

Is it???

Says who???

[WhitecapTiger]

I thought the stewards were there for safety reasons, not as the pantomime booing police. Unwritten rule, Gentleman's agreement, Sporting conduct, Respect, call it what you will, but, the last time I checked, silence is not a given and booing kickers was not against any law.

Whilst it's nice, for some, to have silence for the kickers, they should be professional enough to kick whatever the crowd are up to. Don't think any blame can be levelled at the stewards for that one.

[yellow_balaclava_hunter]

It always has been as far as I'm aware.

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers and seen them removed from the ground.

[tb1]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers and seen them removed from the ground.

Well please stop it, you are embarrassing the rest of us.

[Daveyboy]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers and seen them removed from the ground.

I bet you're a bundle of laughs!

[WhitecapTiger]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers

Personally I think life is far too short for that.

I found that the 'shushers' made far more noise than those being 'shushed' today, not for the first time.

[yellow_balaclava_hunter]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers and seen them removed from the ground.

I bet you're a bundle of laughs!

Yes I am actually.

[yellow_balaclava_hunter]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers

Personally I think life is far too short for that.

I found that the 'shushers' made far more noise than those being 'shushed' today, not for the first time.

Booing kickers is not something that should be tolerated in Rugby.

Silence for kickers is part of the spirit of the game and should be observed by all.

Those who cannot respect the opposition kicker should be removed from the ground as they are not welcome.

[Bill W (2)]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers and seen them removed from the ground.

I bet you're a bundle of laughs!

Yes I am actually.

Not when someone is about to take a kick at Welford Road, please!

"Here at Welford Road we respect the kickers of both sides"

[Bill W (2)]

In France, booing/cheering the kicker is de rigeur!!


Well they do it all the time anyway!

[tb1]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers

Personally I think life is far too short for that.

I found that the 'shushers' made far more noise than those being 'shushed' today, not for the first time.

Booing kickers is not something that should be tolerated in Rugby.

Silence for kickers is part of the spirit of the game and should be observed by all.

Those who cannot respect the opposition kicker should be removed from the ground as they are not welcome.

Its a good job we have you to make these important decisions on our behalf.

[WhitecapTiger]

In previous years I have often reported people to the stewards for booing kickers

Personally I think life is far too short for that.

I found that the 'shushers' made far more noise than those being 'shushed' today, not for the first time.

Booing kickers is not something that should be tolerated in Rugby.

Silence for kickers is part of the spirit of the game and should be observed by all.

Those who cannot respect the opposition kicker should be removed from the ground as they are not welcome.

Like I said....life is far too short!

[yellow_balaclava_hunter]

Obviously some people do not realise the importance of mainting the culture of respect that we have in Rugby.

It is something that makes the atmosphere at a Rugby ground significantly more enjoyable than in other sports where the culture of respect has diminished.

[TigerS2]

Where has my Post gone?