[Bloobell]

If there's any justice Sellick will get a hefty fine and a warning

Dida should be fined and banned for a game for being a poof

Perspective for a change please Yoofa

[StandFree03]

Bloobell, on Oct 11 2007, 09:22, said:

If there's any justice Sellick will get a hefty fine and a warning

Dida should be fined and banned for a game for being a poof

Perspective for a change please Yoofa

Aye, but what do you think will really happen.....? I reckon f**k all to be honest.

[Bloobell]

StandFree03, on Oct 11 2007, 09:24, said:

Aye, but what do you think will really happen.....? I reckon f**k all to be honest.

They really do have to take action against Sellick for the invasion

Dida I'm not so sure but Milan should make the chunt apologise no matter what

[StandFree03]

Bloobell, on Oct 11 2007, 09:27, said:

They really do have to take action against Sellick for the invasion

Dida I'm not so sure but Milan should make the chunt apologise no matter what

Well, they should really make an example of them. It would seriously discourage fans if their club was hit hard for them invading the pitch.

Dida should get a ban but I imagine he'll claim he was in shock or something.

We'll see though.

[Bloobell]

StandFree03, on Oct 11 2007, 09:49, said:

Well, they should really make an example of them. It would seriously discourage fans if their club was hit hard for them invading the pitch.

Dida should get a ban but I imagine he'll claim he was in shock or something.

We'll see though.

Not condoning the nutter running onto the park but my wee mate from our local did exactly the same at Fir Park in the first game of the season and I don't recall seeing it in any papers

He has been banned by Falkirk and got a £100 fine, hence why I'm saying a wee bit of perspective

[the jambo-rocker]

i think celtic will get a hefty fine and dida will get a five game suspension

[The Old Northerner]

In the Metro today it said that Aberdeen are now under investigation. Yon flarey boy(s?) apparently

[the jambo-rocker]

heard that as well, once again a team could be punished just because of one fud

[StandFree03]

Millfield Marksman, on Oct 11 2007, 11:04, said:

In the Metro today it said that Aberdeen are now under investigation. Yon flarey boy(s?) apparently

Yup. Just as well they are concentrating their efforts on the racist flags that were broadcast to the viewing audience, eh?

[The Old Northerner]

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Yup. Just as well they are concentrating their efforts on the racist flags that were broadcast to the viewing audience, eh?

Saw the piccies on here. Unfortunately, any web-based Ukrainian-English translator failed miserably to translate what was on the flags. I have a suspicion that the word beginning with БЕЛ- (BEL-) means 'white'.

[JohnoftheJungle]

Think if its anything more than a fine Uefa are setting a dangerous precedent. Closed doors would mean any futures "invasions" would have to be dealt with in the same manner.

Fine will be the outcome hopefully.

[StandFree03]

JohnoftheJungle, on Oct 11 2007, 11:50, said:

Think if its anything more than a fine Uefa are setting a dangerous precedent. Closed doors would mean any futures "invasions" would have to be dealt with in the same manner.

Fine will be the outcome hopefully.

That would surely stop "invasions" though, wouldn't it? A fine would hit the club hard but it wouldn't have as much of an impact on the supporters as closing the ground for a game or two would.

[StandFree03]

Millfield Marksman, on Oct 11 2007, 11:49, said:

Saw the piccies on here. Unfortunately, any web-based Ukrainian-English translator failed miserably to translate what was on the flags. I have a suspicion that the word beginning with БЕЛ- (BEL-) means 'white'.

It was pretty obvious from the picture on the flag. I find it unbelievable that it hasn't been investigated yet we are because someone held a flare. It was broadcast live ffs

[KnightswoodBear]

What worries me about setting a precident for fans running onto the park is that it leaves the punishment open to abuse. After Hillsborough, at British grounds if you really want to get onto the park, you can.

Grounds on the continent still have fences to keep fans away.

[Lordofthewing]

Bloobell, on Oct 11 2007, 10:20, said:

Not condoning the nutter running onto the park but my wee mate from our local did exactly the same at Fir Park in the first game of the season and I don't recall seeing it in any papers

He has been banned by Falkirk and got a £100 fine, hence why I'm saying a wee bit of perspective

How long a ban?

[StandFree03]

Currencyboy, on Oct 11 2007, 12:09, said:

What worries me about setting a precident for fans running onto the park is that it leaves the punishment open to abuse. After Hillsborough, at British grounds if you really want to get onto the park, you can.

Grounds on the continent still have fences to keep fans away.

It certainly does open it up to abuse. What else can you do though? We seem to be determined to watch football in the safest, most sterile, non-offensive environment possible so I imagine the next step is big fences round the pitch.

[KnightswoodBear]

Moats. With Crocodiles.

And Sharks.

And Dragons

This post has been edited by Currencyboy: 11 October 2007 - 11:57

[pollymac]

Naw, get them motion detecting machine gun firking laser type things from the film Aliens.

They are real, aren't they?

[KnightswoodBear]

pollymac, on Oct 11 2007, 12:53, said:

Naw, get them motion detecting machine gun firking laser type things from the film Aliens.

They are real, aren't they?

Aliens or the guns.

The answer is yes anyway.

[Klaus Nomi]

Heafty fine for Celtic and commitment from them that they will readdress security.

[pollymac]

Currencyboy, on Oct 11 2007, 12:56, said:

Aliens or the guns.

films.

[JohnoftheJungle]

StandFree03, on Oct 11 2007, 12:05, said:

That would surely stop "invasions" though, wouldn't it? A fine would hit the club hard but it wouldn't have as much of an impact on the supporters as closing the ground for a game or two would.

It would stop invasions .... From actual supporters of the club.

[Leeds-Rover]

What's to stop a Rangers fan going onto the pitch and doing the same thing and getting Celtic screwed?

Or indeed vice versa!

[KnightswoodBear]

Steven, on Oct 11 2007, 13:20, said:

What's to stop a Rangers fan going onto the pitch and doing the same thing and getting Celtic screwed?

Or indeed vice versa!

That was kinda the point I was trying to make. It leaves the whole thing open to abuse.

[StandFree03]

What's to stop a load of Celtic fans going to a Rangers match and singing sectarian songs?

It's always going to be open to abuse but what can you do?