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Whoever made that post needs a kick from Vieira, but on face.Dailymail's take.
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Whoever made that post needs a kick from Vieira, but on face.Dailymail's take.
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That's how you deal with pitch invaders. What a legend.
If you came up to me and started shouting abuse at me (but didn’t hit me) and I turned around and kicked you to the floor I would 100% be arrested if there was video footage.If the CCTV footage showed also the person attacked you first or was bothering you, I don't think you would be arrested. Or that CCTV footage is biased and only captured you kicking them and the earlier part vanished.
That's a proper mum right there
And what if the fan invaded the pitch to attack a player or manager?Fan deserved the kick, but the amount of soft snowflakes in here against fans celebrating on the pitch Get a grip or go and watch Golf.
If they actually won something they would self combust.
Can you point to where I said it was worse than trespass? I said that it’s a major difference between Cantona/Dier incidents and this. You’re making a very dumb point/very deliberately missing the point.Last I checked, invading a pitch is trespassing at worst, it does not subject you to an assault. And from what I understand, he did get in his face but there was no contact. Doubt the police will take this seriously though so its entirely up to the FA.
I don’t think that’s the problem.Fan deserved the kick, but the amount of soft snowflakes in here against fans celebrating on the pitch Get a grip or go and watch Golf.
Opposition fan leaves his seat and runs a fair bit away from it to abuse Eric Cantona and gets kicked.Regardless of where Simmonds was supposed to be sat, he was still in essence in what is the viewing area. There are stewards and security manning the perimeter of the playing/viewing area, it’s massively different and pretending otherwise is daft.
Honest question mate did you even Google it before posting this?Also no player has been sent off for touching a pitch invader, not even close. That just comes across as very “THESE DAYS YOU GET LOCKED UP AND THROWN IN JAIL FOR SAYING YOUR ENGLISH!!1!1!” in how ludicrous a statement it is. The most I can think of is Sam Kerr getting a yellow when she laid out a pitch invader (which he totally deserved, and the booking got a massive backlash).
What snowflake had to do with anything? This put safety of players and manager at risk and should not be allowed.Fan deserved the kick, but the amount of soft snowflakes in here against fans celebrating on the pitch Get a grip or go and watch Golf.
So you’re just going to continue ignoring the entire point? Nice to know rather than wasting timeOpposition fan leaves his seat and runs a fair bit away from it to abuse Eric Cantona and gets kicked.
Opposition fan leaves his seat and runs a fair bit away from it to abuse Patrick Viera and gets kicked.
Yeah you're right mate my apologies both incidents are nothing alike.
Seriously though I don't think Viera should be punished but then again I didn't think Cantona should have been banned for 9 months either. The situations aren't identical but there are similarities and as much as I don't think Viera should be harshly punished I do wonder what the FA's reaction to his would be if it was the Man Utd Manager.
So the only high level example you have is that a red card was rescinded? Don’t get a job as a lawyer. Actually Rebekah Vardy might take you on, go for it.Honest question mate did you even Google it before posting this?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/16296118
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...for-tackling-borat-pitch-invader-6575047.html
https://www.givemesport.com/1755768-hapoel-tel-avivs-edi-gotlieb-sent-off-for-striking-pitch-invader
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...eceives-red-card-for-tripping-a-pitch-invader
Ludicrous indeed.
Am I?So you’re just going to continue ignoring the entire point? Nice to know rather than wasting time
So the only high level example you have is that a red card was rescinded? Don’t get a job as a lawyer. Actually Rebekah Vardy might take you on, go for it.
I would be for bringing in rules about pitch invasions for next year. They can be beautiful if done right but sadly a few idiots absolutely spoil what should be a wonderful moment and you can’t guarantee that someone won’t try to be a social media nobhead.
but rules are already there, it is illegal to be on the pitch.
But how to you stop 1000's of fans over running the stweards.
If they wanted to, clubs could put a stop to this. I went to the University of Florida and at football games in Gainesville, they never have fans invade. See the article attached:1000’s of stewards. they’ll link arms together and encircle the pitch, creating and impenetrable barrier. of course there isn’t a lot of room at some grounds. in that case they will shrink the pitch down so that the game is contained within the centre circle, with stewards occupying the rest of the pitch.
That's sexual assault
Little wannabe kid next to her, telling him feck off
Hmmm I wonder why they’ve came to that conclusion. Whoever wrote the article should get their head kicked in.Dailymail's take.
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probably coming after the fan headbutting Billy Sharp recently at the pitch invasion at the end of Forest v Sheffield Utd. Papers love to overreact.Hmmm I wonder why they’ve came to that conclusion. Whoever wrote the article should get their head kicked in.
I was referring more to the fact they’ve took some fecking idiot running on the pitch getting in Vieira’s face abusing him and framed it as Vieira “attacks” fan. Absolute nonsense. Wouldn’t have anything to do with the fact he’s a foreign black man would it? Typical from the DailyMail, absolute gutter rag!probably coming after the fan headbutting Billy Sharp recently at the pitch invasion at the end of Forest v Sheffield Utd. Papers love to overreact.
Everton fans are hilarious. By far the angriest crowd in the league.
I don't understand why people get THAT angry over football. They actually look deranged. Football does weird things to people.
Harsh. Deranged is Doris' resting face. Not very PC, Clone.I don't understand why people get THAT angry over football. They actually look deranged. Football does weird things to people.
You're right. She seems like a very pleasant ladyHarsh. Deranged is Doris' resting face. Not very PC, Clone.
That's textbook self-defense. What that invader did is assault - the mere act of antagonising a person to the extent where a reasonable person would believe an attack to be possible is assault. What Viera did was take enough action to deter the offender from any such escalation and was proportionate in that it achieved that outcome without any degree of harm inflicted on him.Both the fan and Viera are in the wrong, both failed to control their impulses and both acted in a fashion we shouldn't condone in stadiums or wider society.
No sympathy for the fan as I'm not sure what response he was anticipating or what satisfaction such shithousery delivers.
No sympathy for Viera as he wasn't "defending" himself, he lashed out in petulance not fear. Viera is somewhat lucky his actions didn't incite a reaction from the flurry of partisan fans around him, it was also a stupid/rash response for this reason.
I can better empathise with Viera in this instance but that does not justify his kick it simply makes him the lesser of two evils.
they should employ the same tactics for armed maniacs invading schools.If they wanted to, clubs could put a stop to this. I went to the University of Florida and at football games in Gainesville, they never have fans invade. See the article attached:
https://fanbuzz.com/college-football/sec/florida/gator-fans-never-rush-field/
It also helps to have local police ushering the coaches off the field. I can't post pics on the Caf yet, but there's a State Trooper that is legendary at UF! Nobody would ever mess with him!
https://www.gatorcountry.com/wp-con...Florida-Gators-football-1280x852-1021x580.jpg
If European clubs can get security to separate rival fans in the stands at hostile matches, surely they can get the same security to prevent pitch invasions?