The fan who jumped on Haaland

[Sir peace frog]

he obviously got a bit carried away, maybe too many beers, no harm done, poor fucker will get a 3 year ban or something silly, big erl even gave him a smile



even bernie gives him a smile, wonder if they know him maybe from a gym?

 

[Deleted member 77198]

It's all a laugh till a nutter harms a player and fences are put up.

They weren’t put up after the Brennan Johnson, Grealish or Chris Kirkland incidents.

Fans would just jump over the fences if they wanted to get on the pitch anyway. Fans go on the pitch in Germany all the time and they have fences.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Never heard of him, but then I’m not really into boxing.

A moment of passion. Me and the missus thought it and Haaland’s reaction was funny.

The serious side though is if it had been a Blade, and did to Haaland what happened to Grealish when at Villa. And with that will come a ban for the lad.

 

[SSBlue]

It was embarrassing and unacceptable.

Making excuses for it ("good lad", "moment of passion", "Haaland didn't seem to mind") is poor.

 

[ancoats]

He was a lightweight boxer. Even if he’d put on a bit of timber since he finished boxing 5 years ago I doubt he’s put on 5 stone.

Not just a lightweight boxer, But a world championship boxer

 

[StrangewaysHereWeCome]

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[M16 citeh]

Just a bit of fun how can anyone criticise it it's football for god sake get a grip

 

[CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor]

Know of him but don't know the guy personally. He has clearly got carried away after a few too many beers. It will cost him dearly, and he can't complain about that. The game over here is trying to clamp down on pitch invaders for obvious reasons and you have to face the consequences of your actions, unfortunately.

The players didn't know him from Adam but could tell it was a proper fan and very lighthearted.

 

[Asa's left peg]

I think he was just on his way to the toilet and got lost. Wanted to use the ones in the other stand and when he jumped over the wall ...

 

[moggymoz]

Isn't it a life time ban for encroaching the pitch, I hope so, then other dick heads might think twice before doing so.

 

[TonyM]

They weren’t put up after the Brennan Johnson, Grealish or Chris Kirkland incidents.

Fans would just jump over the fences if they wanted to get on the pitch anyway. Fans go on the pitch in Germany all the time and they have fences.

Fences would spoil the view for thousands of fans but they would at least reduce the number of people doing this. Obviously it wouldn't completely stop anyone who is a total dick head.

But if it was my son playing out there and the trend was that more people were invading the pitch then I'd be all for fences.

Supporters are meant to be there to support... not to get their moment of fame.

This guy could be the loveliest person in the world but he should get a lengthy ban.

 

[Sir peace frog]

It was embarrassing and unacceptable.

Making excuses for it ("good lad", "moment of passion", "Haaland didn't seem to mind") is poor.

it was embarrassing and unacceptable ,aww bless , it was a spur of the moment quite funny incident, that everyone involved seemed to enjoy, we all don't want the sterile football that's happening, abit of player fan interaction is good for the soul as long as its done in the right manner. i mean what actual harm was done.

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

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That great, that he ran onto the pitch, if you ask me he's an absolute dick head.

Far from it

 

[M18CTID]

Not the first time Terry’s been on the pitch. He was on there at half-time one game showing off his belt after winning the world title.

 

[M18CTID]

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That great, that he ran onto the pitch, if you ask me he's an absolute dick head.

Next time you see him, tell him to his face

 

[TonyM]

it was embarrassing and unacceptable ,aww bless , it was a spur of the moment quite funny incident, that everyone involved seemed to enjoy, we all don't want the sterile football that's happening, abit of player fan interaction is good for the soul as long as its done in the right manner. i mean what actual harm was done.

Would you say the same if we find out this week that Haaland is out with a neck problem?

(Not that he would be but stranger things have happened)

 

[BringBackSwales]

what a pillock to hurl his 15 stones on to Haalands back and then put him in a head lock. By all means run on the pitch if haven’t got any self control and don’t mind being thrown out, but keep your hands off our £200million Norwegian!

I was about 6 seats away from him, and he certainly didn’t look 15 stone, he did however look like former world champion boxer Terry Flanagan, might be worth telling him what a pillock he is to his face. Never met him but I know his dad and he’s a brilliant bloke and a brilliant Blue. Plus based on what sheff u were allowed to do to Erling I’d have hoped he would have been allowed to get away with it

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

Fun Police out in force again on this thread

 

[CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor]

it was embarrassing and unacceptable ,aww bless , it was a spur of the moment quite funny incident, that everyone involved seemed to enjoy, we all don't want the sterile football that's happening, abit of player fan interaction is good for the soul as long as its done in the right manner. i mean what actual harm was done.

Where do we draw the line, though? Presuming it's okay because Terry is a good local lad. Before we know it, you'd have overseas fans halting the play several times during a game to take selfies with the players.

The rules are clear. Anybody who enters the pitch gets a ban. We can all argue about this until we are blue in the face, but if you are prepared to break the rules, you have to be prepared to face the consequences. That is life.

A little bit different at Bournemouth away 6 years ago when Sterling scored the late winner. Loads of people spilled on and the cowardly coppers targeted one young lad and were rightly given a mouthful from Agüero.

 

[heslops barnet]

It was embarrassing and unacceptable.

Making excuses for it ("good lad", "moment of passion", "Haaland didn't seem to mind") is poor.

Chill…….