The fan who jumped on Haaland

[TonyM]

Boxing record
Total fights 38
Wins 36
Wins by KO 14
Wins by Piggyback 1
Losses 2

 

[johnnytapia]

And me in Kefalonia. Amazing where all the Sheff Utd fans appeared from !!

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).

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Been very busy in work so missed the game yesterday. Just watched motd2 on iplayer and so watched this incident for the first time. What a load of bollocks. Fuss over nothing. Looks like they know eachother and are friendly to me

 

[johnnytapia]

Won’t it be up to Sheffield United that decide what punishment he gets, or is it passed on to City?

Neither. As with all things pugilistic (in a British contest) the ref is the sole arbiter.
Mills “Bramhall” Lane says....
“Let’s get it on..................................................and get him off”
Two year ban.

 

[CPPSC]

Here is a question for all those who are saying he is wrong for going on the pitch.......
Were you at City v Bury when a fan ran on the pitch and threw his season ticket at the team?
(Allegedly City posted it back to him a couple of days later)
The point being, emotion is football. Take that emotion away and you have... what? Chess?
He didn't have a knife, covid or a tactical nuclear weapon. He had what the fan v Bury had, passion. He loves the club. Emotion is not a criminal offence despite what the Premier League and the government want you to think.

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

 

[johnnytapia]

Now this kind of grabbing a player is acceptable.........although actually it wasn't grabbing just a polite request from me for a photo with my hero. :-)

To think, I’ve read hundreds of your posts and never knew you were Tits Out Jackie.

 

[johnnytapia]

Do they go to court for that? Seems a bit much.

100%

 

[AshtonBlueMooner]

Storm in a tea cup.

Fan celebrated with team after a cracking winning goal was smashed in the back of the onion bag in the last few minutes of a game,

Nobody injured.

Ah but, what if, what if my aunty was my uncle. There is no what if.

Grow up and move on. 3 points. Top of the league.

 

[Blue Mist]

Can never understand why fans have to jump on the pitch to celebrate with the players when they are surrounded by everyone else.

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.

 

[Eccles Blue]

To think, I’ve read hundreds of your posts and never knew you were Tits Out Jackie.

Who? ;-)

 

[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?