Kids/adults running onto the pitch after the final whistle

[stonerblue]

Top parenting

 

[mancityvstoke]

Top parenting

who filmed that I wonder

 

[SSL2]

The second one ran on in front of me in near 118, I seen red white n green - looked like an Iranian flag.

 

[WesthoughtonJohn]

What an absolute t%&*.
The idiot concerned should have been taken for an immediate vasectomy - dad obviously (although it may be in the genes so can't be too careful in my view)

 

[edinburgh123]

They do it in 109 too.

Yet funnily enough ignored the tourists filming the Real players before the game started...whole aisle blocked at the front by tourists.

Twice last night I was asked by two different twats with half-half scarf's but were there for Real Madrid to ask me to take a photo of them with the Madrid players in the background. Both times I told them I didn't understand Spanish, which obviously 'threw them' as they were 1st one) British and then 2nd one) Asian. Then I pointed out the spaces in the Madrid end and told them to go up there and ask someone up there

 

[Paladin]

It totally took the sting out of our attack and was not only totally stupid but utterly selfish. Large ban and heavy fine made very public needs to be dished out.

Who will apply the fine?

 

[west didsblue]

The second one ran on in front of me in near 118, I seen red white n green - looked like an Iranian flag.

It was Kurdistan.
Not that it matters - the fucker should be banned for life and thrown out of the Kurdistan SC (if there is one) for bringing them into disrepute.

And the kid's parent should be locked up for child cruelty offences as well as being banned by the club.

 

[John Wayne]

I struggled to get a packet of baccy past security before i entered the stadium.
I'd also say it's a bit of a stretch to think terrorists would queue up outside with 10.000 other people, watch a game for half an hour and then spring into action.
I get that the adult could be a risk, possibly attacking a player, but the kid was obviously a kid.
Lots of things 'could' happen but i refuse to let that spoil my fun.

Kid might have been a kid but I don't like the game being stopped just because he and his father bloody well feel like it.

Is it ok if he runs on as Fernandinho crosses it for Foden?

Is it ok if the game gets interrupted several times because other kids want to do it?

For me it's peak selfishness and something loads of us never did as kids. Why's it ok for this kid to do it when the rest of us are absorbed in a pulsating game?

 

[kaz7]

If i had a pound for every time i've seen a game stopped because of some bizarre incident, like a dog or a pigeon or even a balloon going on the pitch i'd have a couple of hundred quid.

But the dad knew the game was in the balance and no player is going to strip off during the game , the dad is a **** who hung his kid out to dry

 

[west didsblue]

I struggled to get a packet of baccy past security before i entered the stadium.
I'd also say it's a bit of a stretch to think terrorists would queue up outside with 10.000 other people, watch a game for half an hour and then spring into action.
I get that the adult could be a risk, possibly attacking a player, but the kid was obviously a kid.
Lots of things 'could' happen but i refuse to let that spoil my fun.

The dad was an attention seeking ****. I don’t blame the kid, he was doing what he was told.