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Thread: Pitch invasions

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    Pitch invasions

    There’s been one after every play off semi I’ve seen and also at Everton last night and there’ve been lots of incidents as a result including Billy Sharp being head butted.
    I though setting foot on the pitch led to long term bans or is it different when everyone does it?

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    It was talking about this on the radio.

    It's not different, the problem is safety in numbers - really you can't charge or ID everyone.

    However, anybody grabbed on the pitch can be charged.

    The bloke that headbutted BIlly Sharpe has been jailed for 24 weeks.

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    He was saying he and his partner wouldn't be able to pay the mortgage if he was jailed...maybe he should have considered that before acting like he did. Moment of madness has probably changed his life (well, I say 'moment' but, for all I know, that might be how he usually conducts himself on a night out)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zippity View Post
    He was saying he and his partner wouldn't be able to pay the mortgage if he was jailed...maybe he should have considered that before acting like he did. Moment of madness has probably changed his life (well, I say 'moment' but, for all I know, that might be how he usually conducts himself on a night out)
    Agreed. Every action has a reason and every action has a consequence. How would he feel if the attack had been on his partner or himself?

    I'll warrant he would have been full of indignity being a victim.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zippity View Post
    He was saying he and his partner wouldn't be able to pay the mortgage if he was jailed...maybe he should have considered that before acting like he did. Moment of madness has probably changed his life (well, I say 'moment' but, for all I know, that might be how he usually conducts himself on a night out)
    F*ck him - as usual everyone concerned about the perpetrator instead of the victim.
    He’s a scumbag because only a scumbag would do something like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by toptoon View Post
    F*ck him - as usual everyone concerned about the perpetrator instead of the victim.
    He’s a scumbag because only a scumbag would do something like that.
    Aye, agreed, that's kinda what I was getting at. Wouldn't occur to most folk...well, in fact, it didn't on that occasion.

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