CASTLEFORD have promised to crack down on anti-social behaviour after the teenage daughter of a club employee was verbally abused during the Super League game against Hull KR.The Tigers said the 16-year-old girl was verbally abused by a male fan during Friday’s 44-0 home defeat, leaving both the teenager and her parents “extremely upset and disturbed by the incident.”Castleford added anti-social behaviours towards players and staff by a minority of Tigers fans was also witnessed and that they are currently reviewing CCTV footage.

CASTLEFORD have promised to crack down on anti-social behaviour after the teenage daughter of a club employee was verbally abused during the Super League game against Hull KR.

The Tigers said the 16-year-old girl was verbally abused by a male fan during Friday’s 44-0 home defeat, leaving both the teenager and her parents “extremely upset and disturbed by the incident.”

Castleford added anti-social behaviours towards players and staff by a minority of Tigers fans was also witnessed and that they are currently reviewing CCTV footage.

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