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For the second time this season, Spurs 'fans' (I use the term loosely) have attacked the coach of an opposing team as it leaves White Hart Lane.
I can't remember who the opponents were the first time it happened, but this second time was after Chelsea comprehensively beat them in the FA Cup.
After the first incident, the FA very sportingly (and wrongly in my opinion) decided that no further action was necessary.
So, of course, as there was no punishment then, the morons have done it again.
Surely this time the FA must step in and hit the club with a hefty fine?
I can't remember who the opponents were the first time it happened, but this second time was after Chelsea comprehensively beat them in the FA Cup.
After the first incident, the FA very sportingly (and wrongly in my opinion) decided that no further action was necessary.
So, of course, as there was no punishment then, the morons have done it again.
Surely this time the FA must step in and hit the club with a hefty fine?
Solskjær_24 wrote:
> Even though you are an Arsenal fan critisising Spurs fans
That's true, but it's not especially relevant on this matter. The fact is, their fans behave in this way and nothing is done about it.
Whichever team you support, you should wish something to be done about this for the good of the game.
> Even though you are an Arsenal fan critisising Spurs fans
That's true, but it's not especially relevant on this matter. The fact is, their fans behave in this way and nothing is done about it.
Whichever team you support, you should wish something to be done about this for the good of the game.
Even though you are an Arsenal fan critisising Spurs fans, I have to agree with you.
Yes, they've done it several times before and nothing has been done about it at all! This time something MUST be done!! Or else it'll be an on-going trend, something that Tottenham Hotspur and their fans will be known for (if they're not already!)!
I think a big fine would be good, and maybe something ontop of that to repair any damages (to the coach of course, not the over-paid players!!). Either that or the FA should hire some people to control the crowd at White Hart Lane, just to show them how it's done, on a temporary basis!
Let this be a lesson to all other Brittish clubs also!!
Yes, they've done it several times before and nothing has been done about it at all! This time something MUST be done!! Or else it'll be an on-going trend, something that Tottenham Hotspur and their fans will be known for (if they're not already!)!
I think a big fine would be good, and maybe something ontop of that to repair any damages (to the coach of course, not the over-paid players!!). Either that or the FA should hire some people to control the crowd at White Hart Lane, just to show them how it's done, on a temporary basis!
Let this be a lesson to all other Brittish clubs also!!
For the second time this season, Spurs 'fans' (I use the term loosely) have attacked the coach of an opposing team as it leaves White Hart Lane.
I can't remember who the opponents were the first time it happened, but this second time was after Chelsea comprehensively beat them in the FA Cup.
After the first incident, the FA very sportingly (and wrongly in my opinion) decided that no further action was necessary.
So, of course, as there was no punishment then, the morons have done it again.
Surely this time the FA must step in and hit the club with a hefty fine?
I can't remember who the opponents were the first time it happened, but this second time was after Chelsea comprehensively beat them in the FA Cup.
After the first incident, the FA very sportingly (and wrongly in my opinion) decided that no further action was necessary.
So, of course, as there was no punishment then, the morons have done it again.
Surely this time the FA must step in and hit the club with a hefty fine?