I agree.
We go to football to watch a game, these are professional players who do not need some ****wit kid running onto the pitch while they’re doing their job.
The club are facing actual consequences from this, and only when these consequences are actioned will people ask “what was done about it?”.
Playing it down as “youthful hijinx” or “political correctness gone mad” is mental, if you were on a night out and some kid chucked a bottle at your head, you wouldn’t slap your knee and go “oh you guys”. There’s a legitimate safety concern, coupled with massive fines and a potential stadium closure. Those fines will inevitably translate to higher ticket prices, a reduced wage bill, whatever. Fanilies won’t want to go and take their because, rightly or wrongly, it’ll be seen as more dangerous so we’re losing out on newer fans coming in. That’s the era we live in, bemoan it as much as you like, but will I take my 3 year old daughter to a game where people are chucking coins and bottles at each other? Hell no.
Can we please bury this bullshit argument about “wokeism” and stop using it as an excuse for ****ty behaviour? It’s not “woke” to point out **** behaviour, or to do something to try and stop it. It doesn’t create an atmosphere of anything except potential injury.