So you could in theory stand behind someone call them a 'coño' the whole match and its fair game? Interesting.
I don't know what he's supposedly said but I've seen the footage and it's embarrassing. Roughly a 50yr old fat bloke jumping around like a spoilt child flipping his fingers at every opportunity
Just looked that word up, it never appeared in A level Spanish class. It's not something I would ever do and I'm not advocating for it but it's not an offence to be offensive, as I said earlier. When you go to the match are you surrounded by enthusiastic fans shouting 'that's simply not cricket old chap' with not an F word in hearing distance?
He's 30. Did you see his own video explaining what happened and the other video of him being spat at?
Surely the club should just turf him out. He's in the most expensive seats in ga so should know better and honestly the sense of entitlement is something I have no issue with the club dealing with Those round him either love it or hate it so theres every chance they would be happy the seat gets sold to the next person in the long queue who will appreciate it more.
If you have to turf out every fan for swearing, the ground would be half empty. I hate swearing, as everyone on here knows but I'm at a loss to see why a fan flipping V's and telling the most disliked football manager to 'f off' needs throwing out especially after being spit at. Simeone is deliberately over enthusiastic in front of our fans, flipping V's himself and holding his crotch in their direction in his celebrations. Last night he got some back.
There's a clear line imo around the opponents bench that fans in England generally are very fortunate to get thst close. The fans there should know.in no uncertain terms the stewards and cops will be on them
I'd prefer fans to not act the goat at all but the heat of the moment and the occasion and, in this case, the character and behaviour of the particular manager involved, saw some fans unable to hold back. As long as there are no racial slurs or other 'group related' slurs used, I'm really not concerned.
not true Plod can , and do , charge people with "breach of the peace" with things that said in another context would be considered perfectly normal .
I was impressed. Obviously the match sharpness isn't there yet but that will come - there were moments where I wanted him to one-touch to a free player but he didn't- but he's a proper number 9 with real number 9 positional sense.
Breach of the peace is not an offence. It is not punishable by fine or imprisonment nor do proceedings give rise to any conviction.
I was joking before when I referenced the Suarez case - ffs, cono truly is an excamation, isn't it? Have we reached the point where swearing at someone in the match is an offence? It is bad manners, and, tbh, whenever I sat with my late dad in the Kemlyn, I never swore. But I didn't expect that standard from any other fan, home or away.
No, wasn't particularly interested tbh He looks a lot older than 30 Must have had a large paper round
I wasn't either but I always try and check things out that I've read to see if there's any truth in it. UEFA taking action now. Apparently it was the Atletico nutritionist. Didn't know they were needed pitch side.
