Manucho the boss
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Wtf is this sh*t.
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Think it's because the shirts they are wearing 'BassBuds' is a sponsor associated with Spurs. So at the time it seemed like it could be something an official sponsor for Spurs had planned.A few lads having a bit of craic that's all and I thought it was fierce funny especially when the first lad entered the pitch, the head on the fecker tearing around the place. There was no one hurt nor no harm was done so I don't know why there was a big hullabaloo about it today on the news.
Jail time is the only thing that would make sure people don't risk it. I like how Soldado was having none of them, good take down by Dembele too. In other games players have been sent off for engaging the pitch invader though, there seems to be no common sense regarding this rule with some refs.Is this a thing now?? Can't believe they had to suspend the match due to these idiots,hope it doesn't catch on..
Might be no harm to leave whatever space is left in the jails for real criminals.Jail time is the only thing that would make sure people don't risk it.
What if they make more money from their advertising than the fine?Might be no harm to leave whatever space is left in the jails for real criminals.
Court and make them pay a few quid into the courts poor box or towards a local charity or something might be more in line, slap on the wrist.
We'll cross that bridge when we come to it then. We'll come up with some sort of a solution.What if they make more money from their advertising than the fine?
Players shouldn't do that. there are others around the pitch who are responsible for taking them off the pitch.good take down by Dembele too.
A few lads having a bit of craic that's all and I thought it was fierce funny especially when the first lad entered the pitch, the head on the fecker tearing around the place. There was no one hurt nor no harm was done so I don't know why there was a big hullabaloo about it today on the news.
Agreed. It has to be zero tolerance because any sort of attitude which suggests, 'oh, get out of here, you scamps!' is green light to more idiots who think they can have an influence on a game. Spectators are there to watch, and no matter how much they might feel 'part of the club' you aren't. It's an illusion. They're there to watch the outrageous skills of Michael Dawson and Andy Sinton.People pay good money to watch a game of football, it completely disrupts the game so some dickhead can run around like a moron for 60 seconds. I don't find it the slightest bit amusing, it wasn't funny 20 years ago and its not funny now.
Yep, was qualityAnyone remember Schmikes taking out a Turkish pitch invader and getting death threats over it?
We should sign the first guy, he's been on the pitch longer than Falcao has all season.
That is a fantastic video, scary fecker is SchmikesYep, was quality
Wasn't the guy carrying a scarf which was burning when he first ran on the pitch? I was there that night and I'm sure I have a memory of that.....That is a fantastic video, scary fecker is Schmikes
Was this during the penalty shootout against Juve in San Francisco by any chance?The first guy was great, stayed on forever.
A lad I went to school with is a massive Everton supporter and when they came over to the States a few years ago for preseason he went down to see them and ran on the pitch. Think he had to spend a night in jail and like a $10k bail. Said it was worth it though.
Exactly, but it's usually a prick with a bit of drink on him but these three absolute fannies actually planned and taped it.......twats!People pay good money to watch a game of football, it completely disrupts the game so some dickhead can run around like a moron for 60 seconds. I don't find it the slightest bit amusing, it wasn't funny 20 years ago and its not funny now.
Possibly, not entirely sure where he did it. I think his mate ran on with him so if there was 2 of them then if could very well have been them.Was this during the penalty shootout against Juve in San Francisco by any chance?
Ah ok, gotcha. I was at that game, and remember someone running on. Just wondering if it was himPossibly, not entirely sure where he did it. I think his mate ran on with him so if there was 2 of them then if could very well have been them.