Chris in London
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Ah yes, that famous back four - Tio Pepe, Sandeman, Taylor and Warre
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UEFA are at it again
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Ah yes, that famous back four - Tio Pepe, Sandeman, Taylor and Warre
gordondaviesmoustache
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I'm sure you'll agree, there's a particular brand of sherry that really separates the wheat from the chaff.Ah yes, that famous back four - Tio Pepe, Sandeman, Taylor and Warre
Brendan110_0
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I heard that they counted the City fans that attended and concluded 15% of them climbed the fence.
I have been lucky to go to a number of our away "champions league" games and have enjoyed great times with fellow City fans. However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent to cause trouble often to fellow City fans. I wasn't at the game in Kiev but if this incident is true and an internal investigation can determine who climbed this fence and there was no reasonable reason for doing so (eg safety) then the club should ban him/her for life. Simple!
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
Chris in London
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I'm sure you'll agree, there's a particular brand of sherry that really separates the wheat from the chaff.
Quality :)
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Banned for life for climbing a fence? Get a grip.I have been lucky to go to a number of our away "champions league" games and have enjoyed great times with fellow City fans. However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent to cause trouble often to fellow City fans. I wasn't at the game in Kiev but if this incident is true and an internal investigation can determine who climbed this fence and there was no reasonable reason for doing so (eg safety) then the club should ban him/her for life. Simple!
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
gordondaviesmoustache
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I'm obliged.Quality :)
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I have been lucky to go to a number of our away "champions league" games and have enjoyed great times with fellow City fans. However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent to cause trouble often to fellow City fans. I wasn't at the game in Kiev but if this incident is true and an internal investigation can determine who climbed this fence and there was no reasonable reason for doing so (eg safety) then the club should ban him/her for life. Simple!
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
One of the best things about City away games, past and present, is everyone not behaving and being nightmares
ell
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I have been lucky to go to a number of our away "champions league" games and have enjoyed great times with fellow City fans. However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent to cause trouble often to fellow City fans. I wasn't at the game in Kiev but if this incident is true and an internal investigation can determine who climbed this fence and there was no reasonable reason for doing so (eg safety) then the club should ban him/her for life. Simple!
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
I genuinely can't tell if you're being serious or just joining in now? A life ban for getting a bit giddy after a goal?
What if the act had been the instigation for further trouble from officials or other fans and someone had got injured? If it was "just a bit giddy" and a bit of fun, no problem but if it was loutish behaviour then serious action should be taken. Maybe get the person to own up and pay the fine.Banned for life for climbing a fence? Get a grip.
cheddar404
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What if the act had been the instigation for further trouble from officials or other fans and someone had got injured? If it was "just a bit giddy" and a bit of fun, no problem but if it was loutish behaviour then serious action should be taken. Maybe get the person to own up and pay the fine.
If you're worried about someone getting injured, then UEFA should look into the organisation of getting people into the stadium. It was a joke. There was a kind of outer perimeter with no segregation where you had your ticket scanned but the scanners seemed to be hit and miss and it was so slow getting through. There was a lad in front of me I thought was going to have a panic attack because of the crush and it was very dangerous. I was concerned for my own safety and I'm a big lad. I can only imagine what it must have been like for kids and older people getting in. I don't know if it's like that for every match or it was a one-off but it needs looking at and these stadia need to be fit for the purpose of hosting big matches.
Dodge
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I have been lucky to go to a number of our away "champions league" games and have enjoyed great times with fellow City fans. However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent to cause trouble often to fellow City fans. I wasn't at the game in Kiev but if this incident is true and an internal investigation can determine who climbed this fence and there was no reasonable reason for doing so (eg safety) then the club should ban him/her for life. Simple!
When we attend away matches we have a duty to represent the club by behaving properly. It's a responsibility we should not abuse. This has nothing to do with UEFA and everything to do with behaving properly whilst enjoying the occasion Rant over
Fuck me, life ban for hedge-hopping..
Tugay One Cup
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if it was loutish behaviour then serious action should be taken.
Dare I say, fifty lashes to any loutish yob with the gall to unlawfully ascend a defenceless fenceless fence! Villainous cads!
However, there have also been a small number of so called "fans" who seem bent
Reported for homophobia.
You get a warning for it ? Christ I've said it 15 times this monthwarnings are in,i have one lol
andyhinch
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UAFA have warned you two for you love of cake? Wtf is the world coming to.You get a warning for it ? Christ I've said it 15 times this month
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Cat o'nine tails and a £60 fine should suffice!What if the act had been the instigation for further trouble from officials or other fans and someone had got injured? If it was "just a bit giddy" and a bit of fun, no problem but if it was loutish behaviour then serious action should be taken. Maybe get the person to own up and pay the fine.