QPR unlikely to face action over cigarette lighter incident Staff Writer Monday 13 April 2015 THE Football Association will be contacting QPR and Chelsea after an incident in which Branislav Ivanovic was struck on the head by a cigarette lighter thrown from a section of home supporters at Loftus Road. THE Football Association will be contacting QPR and Chelsea after an incident in which Branislav Ivanovic was struck on the head by a cigarette lighter thrown from a section of home supporters at Loftus Road. Sorry, you must sign in before you can print full articles. Custom byline text: Staff Writer QPR are unlikely to face disciplinary action over the incident which happened as Chelsea players celebrated the winning goal in Sunday's 1-0 victory. It is understood however that the FA will seek observations from each club and will ensure that QPR and the police are taking the necessary steps to identify the culprit via CCTV and for them to face a banning order.
Hate it when the clubs get penalised for things like this. Not QPR's fault they had a few numpties in the crowd. And the club have reacted accordingly in trying to find and ban these morons.
Fair point...... (being tongue in cheek now)....... not used to a love in with you guys like this. Feel like I need a wash. LOL.
Fabric arse and I'm a man bitch were a disgrace. They were actually inviting fans onto the pitch to "have a go". One tried. I don't condone our fans throwing missiles, but those two idiots were asking for it!
