Harriers defender Vaughan called the Stockport fan who assaulted him a "disgrace.They just came on and went for whoever they could get near. I saw someone strike out at Lee Vaughan and he's got a bit of a knock on the back of the head.I pulled one of the Stockport players away and a lad has come and hit me from behind," the 26-year-old told Hereford and Worcester. "If I am being totally honest, those fans are an absolute disgrace.However, it was the ugly crowd trouble which dominated the match - one week after disturbances involving Millwall and Newcastle supporters following their matches against Wigan and Sunderland respectively.I am glad they are going down and I hope they go down again. My son was here today and he had to witness that.After three wins in 15 games, almost 1500 Stockport fans arrived at Aggborough hoping their side would win and other results would go their way.Coming on to the pitch and assaulting somebody oversteps the mark and when my kids and family are here, it is not nice.Centre-half Cheyenne Dunkley headed Harriers' third after 57 minutes before substitute Martin Devaney scored his first goal for the club within 60 seconds of coming on, also with a header.Harriers manager Steve Burr blamed a "few mindless idiots" for the pitch invasion.
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