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spartakev2 Anerley 30 Apr 17 1.02pm
Wasn't just the lighter, a number of coins were thrown too...
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Anerley 30 Apr 17 1.02pm

Wasn't just the lighter, a number of coins were thrown too...

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Dangermouse Hastings 30 Apr 17 1.04pm
Originally posted by miles18 Never watched the game so not seen the incident. What I will say tho is don't blame the HF. They're the best thing that's happened to this club and they're all angels. They never cause any trouble and are the most important fans. Surely people shouldn't be damned without evidence? That's Life And as funny as it may seem Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream. KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!
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Hastings 30 Apr 17 1.04pm

Originally posted by miles18

Never watched the game so not seen the incident.

What I will say tho is don't blame the HF. They're the best thing that's happened to this club and they're all angels. They never cause any trouble and are the most important fans.

Surely people shouldn't be damned without evidence?

That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 30 Apr 17 1.13pm
Originally posted by exiled eagle Jesus It was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head not a brick What a melt the Burnley player was Should have called an ambulance and rushed him off to intensive care the way he was carrying on Pathetic So that's all right, then. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 30 Apr 17 1.13pm

Originally posted by exiled eagle

Jesus

It was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head
not a brick

What a melt the Burnley player was
Should have called an ambulance and rushed him off to intensive care the way he was carrying on

Pathetic

So that's all right, then.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Mapletree Croydon 30 Apr 17 2.02pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt So that's all right, then. I saw a lighter fly by but it didn't hit the player. Maybe another did. The lighter came from quite far back. I thought the player must have been hit by a coin which would have been from the front 10 rows or so. I hate it when away teams choose to goad the noisiest part of our stand. Maybe this will teach them to keep their distance but of course there is no excuse. The ref did try to pull them away from that area before things were thrown. I thought the Prem had told players not to wind up the opposition supporters on purpose.
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Mapletree

Croydon 30 Apr 17 2.02pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

So that's all right, then.

I saw a lighter fly by but it didn't hit the player. Maybe another did. The lighter came from quite far back. I thought the player must have been hit by a coin which would have been from the front 10 rows or so.

I hate it when away teams choose to goad the noisiest part of our stand. Maybe this will teach them to keep their distance but of course there is no excuse.

The ref did try to pull them away from that area before things were thrown. I thought the Prem had told players not to wind up the opposition supporters on purpose.

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Kodg LDN 30 Apr 17 2.06pm
I stand in Block B (above the HF) and it came over my head and to my left. I'd say somewhere around row 25-30 Block B or even just into Block C Edited by Kodg (30 Apr 2017 2.07pm)
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LDN 30 Apr 17 2.06pm

I stand in Block B (above the HF) and it came over my head and to my left. I'd say somewhere around row 25-30 Block B or even just into Block C

Edited by Kodg (30 Apr 2017 2.07pm)

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Kodg LDN 30 Apr 17 2.13pm
Originally posted by Dangermouse In the article about Sam bemoaning the pathetic refereeing it claims the lighter came from the front of the Holmesdale. I assume it's meaning the HF. Is this a fact and do they have the guy responsible? As the most watched group in the ground, if it came from the HF it should be easy to find the culprit with all the surveillance cameras on them. Thing is someone saw it done, someone knows who did it, but you're not allowed to snitch, so the consequent closure of the lower Holmesdale and the enforcement of sitting will be worth the silence, I'm sure? I don't know who threw it and if it was from the HF then they will of taken stupidity to a new level. Thing is someone even said to me that if the crowd are provoked what do you expect? Provoked, they scored a goal and are allowed to celebrate where they want. Our players quite happily do the same at away grounds as a response to abuse and that's how it should be. If any of you are really serious about the provocation bulls***, then the only cure is to ban away teams from scoring. Totally moronic cure to a totally moronic belief. Obviously the Adebayor type of celebration is definitely not encouraged, but cupping your ear or shushing is definitely not provocation. Totally moronic response too. The goal wasn't the provocation. And there's a huge difference between celebrating and goading, If you are going to provoke someone don't be surprised if they retaliate.
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LDN 30 Apr 17 2.13pm

Originally posted by Dangermouse

In the article about Sam bemoaning the pathetic refereeing it claims the lighter came from the front of the Holmesdale. I assume it's meaning the HF. Is this a fact and do they have the guy responsible? As the most watched group in the ground, if it came from the HF it should be easy to find the culprit with all the surveillance cameras on them. Thing is someone saw it done, someone knows who did it, but you're not allowed to snitch, so the consequent closure of the lower Holmesdale and the enforcement of sitting will be worth the silence, I'm sure?
I don't know who threw it and if it was from the HF then they will of taken stupidity to a new level. Thing is someone even said to me that if the crowd are provoked what do you expect? Provoked, they scored a goal and are allowed to celebrate where they want. Our players quite happily do the same at away grounds as a response to abuse and that's how it should be. If any of you are really serious about the provocation bulls***, then the only cure is to ban away teams from scoring. Totally moronic cure to a totally moronic belief.
Obviously the Adebayor type of celebration is definitely not encouraged, but cupping your ear or shushing is definitely not provocation.

Totally moronic response too. The goal wasn't the provocation. And there's a huge difference between celebrating and goading, If you are going to provoke someone don't be surprised if they retaliate.

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Michaelawt85 Bexley 30 Apr 17 2.32pm
Originally posted by Kodg I stand in Block B (above the HF) and it came over my head and to my left. I'd say somewhere around row 25-30 Block B or even just into Block C Edited by Kodg (30 Apr 2017 2.07pm) Bet it was paperhat.. bloody yobbo When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC
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Bexley 30 Apr 17 2.32pm

Originally posted by Kodg

I stand in Block B (above the HF) and it came over my head and to my left. I'd say somewhere around row 25-30 Block B or even just into Block C

Edited by Kodg (30 Apr 2017 2.07pm)

Bet it was paperhat.. bloody yobbo

When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC

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bicycle repair man 30 Apr 17 2.44pm
Originally posted by exiled eagle Jesus It was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head not a brick What a melt the Burnley player was Should have called an ambulance and rushed him off to intensive care the way he was carrying on Pathetic Not nearly as pathetic as the idiot who threw it
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Originally posted by exiled eagle

Jesus

It was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head
not a brick

What a melt the Burnley player was
Should have called an ambulance and rushed him off to intensive care the way he was carrying on

Pathetic

Not nearly as pathetic as the idiot who threw it

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exiled eagle Southampton 30 Apr 17 3.09pm
Not missing the point you are The point that i made was that it was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head and the precious lamb went down like he had been hit by a brick play acting And also why did the old bill not step in and do him for inciting a riot or behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace not once did i say that it was alright to throw things on the pitch What i said was that the Burnley player was a melt and was play acting And they call us southern softees Do me a favour
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exiled eagle

Southampton 30 Apr 17 3.09pm

Not missing the point

you are

The point that i made was that it was a plastic lighter that bounced of his head and the precious lamb went down like he had been hit by a brick

play acting

And also why did the old bill not step in and do him for inciting a riot or behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace

not once did i say that it was alright to throw things on the pitch
What i said was that the Burnley player was a melt and was play acting

And they call us southern softees
Do me a favour

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eagle@ tn34 hastings 30 Apr 17 4.14pm
I thought I saw the ref pick up two lighters and five coins. Not acceptable, we are probably going to get a fine or some other form of punishment. I think if it was Zaha that got hit away to burnley people would be singing a different tune. COYP
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hastings 30 Apr 17 4.14pm

I thought I saw the ref pick up two lighters and five coins. Not acceptable, we are probably going to get a fine or some other form of punishment.

I think if it was Zaha that got hit away to burnley people would be singing a different tune.

COYP

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Dangermouse Hastings 30 Apr 17 4.53pm
Originally posted by Kodg Totally moronic response too. The goal wasn't the provocation. And there's a huge difference between celebrating and goading, If you are going to provoke someone don't be surprised if they retaliate. If you can't handle the banter, go watch the Snooker. Only a moron throws stuff or feels there is any justification for doing it. Poor souls being goaded, Bless. That's Life And as funny as it may seem Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream. KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!
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Dangermouse

Hastings 30 Apr 17 4.53pm

Originally posted by Kodg

Totally moronic response too. The goal wasn't the provocation. And there's a huge difference between celebrating and goading, If you are going to provoke someone don't be surprised if they retaliate.

If you can't handle the banter, go watch the Snooker. Only a moron throws stuff or feels there is any justification for doing it. Poor souls being goaded, Bless.

That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

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Direwolf Lincoln 30 Apr 17 4.55pm
Originally posted by Dangermouse In the article about Sam bemoaning the pathetic refereeing it claims the lighter came from the front of the Holmesdale. I assume it's meaning the HF. Is this a fact and do they have the guy responsible? As the most watched group in the ground, if it came from the HF it should be easy to find the culprit with all the surveillance cameras on them. Thing is someone saw it done, someone knows who did it, but you're not allowed to snitch, so the consequent closure of the lower Holmesdale and the enforcement of sitting will be worth the silence, I'm sure? I don't know who threw it and if it was from the HF then they will of taken stupidity to a new level. Thing is someone even said to me that if the crowd are provoked what do you expect? Provoked, they scored a goal and are allowed to celebrate where they want. Our players quite happily do the same at away grounds as a response to abuse and that's how it should be. If any of you are really serious about the provocation bulls*, then the only cure is to ban away teams from scoring. Totally moronic cure to a totally moronic belief. Obviously the Adebayor type of celebration is definitely not encouraged, but cupping your ear or shushing is definitely not provocation**. I thought Vardy's celebration against West Brom was close to the mark but he just seems to do that all the time and get away with it. If that was not provocation I'm not sure what is.
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Direwolf

Lincoln 30 Apr 17 4.55pm

Originally posted by Dangermouse

In the article about Sam bemoaning the pathetic refereeing it claims the lighter came from the front of the Holmesdale. I assume it's meaning the HF. Is this a fact and do they have the guy responsible? As the most watched group in the ground, if it came from the HF it should be easy to find the culprit with all the surveillance cameras on them. Thing is someone saw it done, someone knows who did it, but you're not allowed to snitch, so the consequent closure of the lower Holmesdale and the enforcement of sitting will be worth the silence, I'm sure?
I don't know who threw it and if it was from the HF then they will of taken stupidity to a new level. Thing is someone even said to me that if the crowd are provoked what do you expect? Provoked, they scored a goal and are allowed to celebrate where they want. Our players quite happily do the same at away grounds as a response to abuse and that's how it should be. If any of you are really serious about the provocation bulls***, then the only cure is to ban away teams from scoring. Totally moronic cure to a totally moronic belief.
Obviously the Adebayor type of celebration is definitely not encouraged, but cupping your ear or shushing is definitely not provocation.

I thought Vardy's celebration against West Brom was close to the mark but he just seems to do that all the time and get away with it. If that was not provocation I'm not sure what is.

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