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We were bricking it after Havant’s coach attack

JUST a warning to supporters travelling by coach to Havant & Waterlooville.
Solihull Moors played them on September 29 and snatched a dramatic injury-time winner. After the game a bunch of disgruntled young Hawks fans gathered in front of the Moors supporters coach, taunted the driver and gouged a deep scratch in the paintwork of the coach.
Then, when we had left the ground and were on the main road, some bricks were hurled at the coach, shattering the outer pane of one of the windows. Fortunately no one inside the coach was injured!
The damage has been reported to the club and to the p...

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