A needle in a very large haystack.
If anything, our victory was even more commendable in light of the intimidation by the ****e fans. Our players did well to deal with the disruption. On a more normal day, we would have been out of sight.
I think you’re spot on here. The break disrupted our game and we did very well to see it out, without the trouble it would have been 3 or 4 imo
It’s gone quiet hasn’t it. I know they’ve dished out individual banning orders but nothing from the Fa?
Because the FA are not fit for purpose. It was on national TV attacking fans, police, stewards and throwing bottles at players it shouldn’t need a 4 week period to investigate it.
Just randomly had a look through their punishments. Here's one from late January that doesn't look atypical.
They'd probably throw it back.
And miss
Would they know what a book is?
Yep that scruffy get quite clearly attacked a fan ( I think a wolves fan in the Halfords) then swans off onto the pitch to try and impress us with his fashion sense. Why am I not reading about his arrest and charges in the paper?
Nice guy, taking the p out of kids and presumably a kid with some issue.
Well done to those who took part in the challenge. Good deeds always trump hate and prejudice.
Disgusting low life
Scum
**** them we won’t play them again soon
But they're a family club.
That's pretty awful. Looks like he has since apologised. Not that his original post should be excused, but I do like it when people at least own up to a terrible mistake and apologise. When people are genuinely prepared to do that you have to meet them halfway as that is they way we all improve and the world gets better, otherwise it's just a vicious circle of hate. Hopefully he's truly remorseful and will learn from it.
You’re right they really showed their true colours. As soon as the 2nd goal went in and they knew the game was up they got angry and started attacking fans stewards police etc. They’re the dregs of the football world and I for one hope to never have to play them again. Let them fester in the championship or below it’s where they belong.
Balanced views as ever, WB. I hope that the retraction is indeed genuine. However, I do have to say that if you can make such nasty comments about someone with a disability in the first place, then a Damascene conversion is unlikely to be genuine.
Vile... but that's (a tiny minority of) every club's fans on social media. Absolute **** stains.
I've always been very much of the view that football fans are pretty much the same overall whoever they support, it's typical social media rubbish to take one tweet and assume an entire fanbase have some character flaw. Have to say though, that some of the stuff I saw at the Hawthorns and the reaction of many of their fans since has seriously made me wonder.
I agree with you. I'm older, wiser and more thoughtful now, but when young I know i said some stupid and horrible things without thinking them through. Genuine remorse and sorrow should be welcomed - it provides the offender (and those watching) an incentive to improve. His apology seems genuine. Not like a politician's apology "I'm really sorry people were offended".
In the sense they’re all related?
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