Pitch invasion

A pitch invasion was always going to be inevitable after a win and I am in no doubt that the Scousers would of done the same had they of won it. The issue is the contact the idiots made with Olsen and the breaking of the goal posts. Sky alone had 28 Cameras covering that game and the Liverpool loving media were just waiting for something like that to happen so they could have another dig at us.
How many pitch invasions have there been after clinching the PL title, other than by City fans?
 
How many pitch invasions have there been after clinching the PL title, other than by City fans?
We aren’t other sets of fans. We are City fans, and we’ve always invaded the pitch for promotions and title wins. It’s a City fan culture tradition.

Plus how many other title wins have been as dramatic as 2012 and 2022? I could understand why we might not have done them for 2014 and 2018, but there have never been scenes like Agüeroooooo or Gudogaaaaaaaan ever before in football history.
 
It was obvious with whats happened in the last week that our inevitable pitch invasion would create bad press. We didn't exactly cover ourselves in glory though once we started vandalising our own fucking nets. Whoever that was snapping the bar should never step foot in the Etihad again.
The vandalism of the goal posts was an absolute riddy
 
I'm sure they love having to be completely surrounded by security and physically bundled off a pitch while hundreds of strangers tap them on the head and claw at them. The ones that sprint off the pitch and down the tunnel show just how much they love it
Yeah felt bad for Laporte as he looked like he was wincing. Obviously scenes like that come from a place of love but still. Tough one, as you can see how you'd be moved to hug a player if you got close enough, some will appreciate the affection and while they're in their place of work, it's very unique work and being seen as public property goes with the territory...but being pulled and pawed when you're physically drained in an environment where some will attack players, well, very understandable if it's uncomfortable for some.
 
We aren’t other sets of fans. We are City fans, and we’ve always invaded the pitch for promotions and title wins. It’s a City fan culture tradition.

Plus how many other title wins have been as dramatic as 2012 and 2022? I could understand why we might not have done them for 2014 and 2018, but there have never been scenes like Agüeroooooo or Gudogaaaaaaaan ever before in football history.
We did one in 2014 (more on the pitch than in 2012), and I think we did a couple of half hearted ones in 2018 if I remember correctly.
 
Might be out of order here but that was never an attack on that keeper . They fucking ran into him . As for the pitch invasion suddenly now Gary Neville says it’s out of order but last season he was instigating it .

At least our fans aren’t breaking into the ground, assaulting security staff and trashing the place in the name of “protest”.

Rat boy can wind his neck in and look closer to home.
 
Unfortunately I was the fan that ran on when we scored the third.

I'm embarrassed for myself and the embarrassment it's caused my family. It was a spur of the moment thing and I'd change it if I could go back.

Is there anyone at the club I can get in touch with to issue an apology.

I wouldn’t be embarrassed by it mate. As you it’s what happens - spur of the moment.
 
Villa fan blog video of the match from the Villa away end.

A bit of guff at the start, but once it gets to the ground, it's good.

Shows the pitch invasion for quiet a bit viewed from the Villa end.

Well worth watching. Stick with it.

 
I agree that "assault" is a bit harsh compared to what we've seen recently, with Billy Sharp. But it was still unacceptable and there should be no excuses for it.

Olsen was just doing his job. Nobody should have put their hands on him, or any player/staff/etc. in any circumstances. Any contact is out of line in my opinion.

It happens everywhere and it's always a few idiots that ruin it for everyone.
 
How can GMP arrest City 1 fan for running on to the pitch when there were 1000's of City fans on the pitch?
 
We aren’t other sets of fans. We are City fans, and we’ve always invaded the pitch for promotions and title wins. It’s a City fan culture tradition.

Plus how many other title wins have been as dramatic as 2012 and 2022? I could understand why we might not have done them for 2014 and 2018, but there have never been scenes like Agüeroooooo or Gudogaaaaaaaan ever before in football history.
If it’s as cold as you suggest, they should wait 30 seconds to get the players off as, sooner or later someone (fan or player) will end up seriously hurt.
 

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