The fan who jumped on Haaland

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Seriously?

No, I am asking a serious question. I haven't ever run onto the pitch but I fully understand why fans do it. Football, no City is a passion. I won't tell the stories about Barnsley and QPR, both away. Ipswich, away when I ran down the aisle from row 145 and only got stopped by a barrier, otherwise.... I am not and never will be a violent person, this bloke, who I do not know, wasn't either. It was a spontaneous reaction.

Was there a pitch invasion after the Aguero goal? I don’t remember one before the final whistle.

If there wasn’t then, it’s probably unnecessary going one up at Sheff U after an hour.

 

[Corky]

r a cracking winning goal was smashed in the back of the onion bag in the last few minutes of a game,

The one who tried it after the winning goal didn't make it.

 

[There is a Light]

The good old days when people weren’t cry arses (although Curle and Erling reactions pretty much the same)

 

[MadchesterCity]

...Another one.

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A young Harry Potter

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I got turfed out the bar in Crete watching Burnley game. Went fucking berserk when we got the opening goal. I was the only **** in there too.
(And yes, that means I was the only person in there).

Stop plagiarising my vernacular.

 

[fulabeer]

looked like passion to me, or do you only celebrate title winning goals ?

I celebrate all our goals. I just don't feel the need to jump onto the pitch.
As i said, maybe we should all jump on the pitch each time we get excited by a goal.

Stop making excuses for pricks...

 

[Dodge]

Just locked myself in St Mary's and on hunger strike until this clown is found, flogged and bitchslapped round Beswick for his mortal sins against humanity.

Now, where did I put that pitchfork..

 

[TonyM]

He has no more passion than me or thousands of others. what if we all did it?

Erling would be crushed.

 

[CPPSC]

Erling would be crushed.

Yeah and that would be a shame.

 

[Goater=Legend]

Seriously?

No, I am asking a serious question. I haven't ever run onto the pitch but I fully understand why fans do it. Football, no City is a passion. I won't tell the stories about Barnsley and QPR, both away. Ipswich, away when I ran down the aisle from row 145 and only got stopped by a barrier, otherwise.... I am not and never will be a violent person, this bloke, who I do not know, wasn't either. It was a spontaneous reaction.

I understand all that, and i know of them moments, this isnt really just about Saturday, in general. What's the purpose of wanting to run onto the pitch during a goal when you are amongst fans enjoying the same moment.


Why can't the passion stay in the stands?