harsh?

[superbam]

anyone else think this is a bit harsh, just for jumping on to the pitch ? Surely ye just get chucked out



http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/ed...?id=1019092007

[Boogy]

Yep - totally agree. When you see what some people get let off with - to give these two community service for celebrating a goal (wasn't like they were fighting with opposing fans or such like?) is totally over the top.

[Brainwrong]

I don't remember the 1 or 2 thousand Huns that ran on the pitch and destroyed a set of goal posts being up in court after their celebrations at ER.

[Colr]

Originally Posted by Brainwrong

I don't remember the 1 or 2 thousand Huns that ran on the pitch and destroyed a set of goal posts being up in court after their celebrations at ER.

Work order? That would be the only way they would work.

[jockney green]

typical draconian scottish justice tho yet another example of how much fitba has spun away fae bein allowed any spontaneity or emotion within it

though by readin the comments after the story in the news it appears ahm still at conflict wi some opinions, 1 guy said they should be birched (??) a couple indicate you should celebrate lawfully in yer seat ()

as fur the huns at ER, that game is a particular stick in the throat job as i mind distinctly the polis ignorin the illegal invasion of the pitch by wot was originally a small number of huns but grew rapidly as no action was taken against them, this lack of intervention seemed to huv existed due to L&Bs instant response of keepin back hibs fans fae the east & west sides of the ground wishin tae get on the pitch an 'celebrate' wi their weegie opponents

seemed tae be the same bullshit response by the law when the gunts 'ruined the party' at the last derby of the season

[Forzahibs]

Originally Posted by Landells

80 hours thats no much like a weeks work

where the fuck do you work