Fans Running On The Pitch.

[prince al]

I see 🔔end McBurnie has been at it again! 
If only he put as much effort putting the boot in to that fan as he does in an actual match he might even get the odd goal! He wants prosecuting for crimes against professional football.

[m williamson]

Just now, Kelvin Phlats said:

There is no logic at all in that comment. It was the Forest fans that invaded the pitch. The comment I made had nothing to do with pitch invasions and more to do with the third of Sheffield that will condemn somethings whilst turning a blind eye to other things. In other words being selective to what is wrong and right. As i pointed out, condemnation of the attack on sharpe and nothing on McBurnie. Do you dig it now sunshine?

You really struggle with logic and comprehension don't you ' sunshine '?

 

Had you simply commented on what happened at Forest that would have been fine. However, you chose to have a dig at the Blades, ignoring the fact that when it comes to hooliganism either in the ground or outside your lot have a far worse record than the Blades.

 

The attack on Sharp was clear cut, he was attacked without warning and without being able to defend himself.  The McBurnie incident isn't clear at all. Eight seconds with no indication of what happened immediately before is proof of nothing.

If it turns out that he attacked someone without provocation then he should be prosecuted, but that isn't proven is it? Obviously you want to leap to a conclusion in order to suit your bias. I understand, it must be soul destroying when you are under the delusion that you support a Big Club and yet the unavoidable truth is that you don't, and that the other club in the city who don't believe they are that Big have played in the Premiership several times this century while the Massive haven't done so.

 

Dig that ' sunshine' ?

[m williamson]

2 minutes ago, Kelvin Phlats said:

😂😂😂😂😂 I ain't reading all that.

Not surprised, reading is the way you learn, not something you show any aptitude for.

[Padders]

2 hours ago, lazarus said:

I don’t like football at all but fans should keep off the pitch away from the players, the thug that assaulted Billy Sharp got his just desserts and quite rightly so, there’s been plenty of talk on Facebook about him but what about the other thug that stamped on a fan, seems United have a thug in their team too, Mr Ollie McBurnie, will he get the same prison term as the Forest fan.

I wasn't aware that Porridge was a dessert?

[Mr Bloke]

4 minutes ago, Padders said:

I wasn't aware that Porridge was a dessert?

I missed that one, Mr Padders!

[lazarus]

2 hours ago, Kelvin Phlats said:

😂😂😂😂😂 I ain't reading 

2 hours ago, m williamson said:

You really struggle with logic and comprehension don't you ' sunshine '?

 

Had you simply commented on what happened at Forest that would have been fine. However, you chose to have a dig at the Blades, ignoring the fact that when it comes to hooliganism either in the ground or outside your lot have a far worse record than the Blades.

 

The attack on Sharp was clear cut, he was attacked without warning and without being able to defend himself.  The McBurnie incident isn't clear at all. Eight seconds with no indication of what happened immediately before is proof of nothing.

If it turns out that he attacked someone without provocation then he should be prosecuted, but that isn't proven is it? Obviously you want to leap to a conclusion in order to suit your bias. I understand, it must be soul destroying when you are under the delusion that you support a Big Club and yet the unavoidable truth is that you don't, and that the other club in the city who don't believe they are that Big have played in the Premiership several times this century while the Massive haven't done so.

 

Dig that ' sunshine' ?

Seeing a person leg raised then bringing it down sharply on someone on the floor isn’t “Walking on Sunshine”

Edited May 20, 2022 by lazarus

[Alextopman]

3 hours ago, m williamson said:

Yes, uninformed, if you only saw the same incident that I and the rest of us saw. 

It showed Mc Burnie looking down and either stamping on a poor innocent person who had inadvertantly wandered onto the field of play and apart from being wrong by being there was blameless. Or alternatively, it may have been someone knocked over by a third party and McBurnie may have been trying to avoid treading on him. Another possibility is that the person on the ground had attacked McBurnie or a team mate without provocation and McBurnie was reacting to that.

As there is no evidence ( as far as I know ) of what happened immediately before the video that is on the internet was taken there is no way of people who weren't there being certain of what actually happened is there? You have chosen to believe the worst without proof.

 

The United players were totally outnumbered and surrounded by Forest fans, a Blades player had been assaulted, perhaps you are so calm cool and collected that you wouldn't have had a problem. Most of the rest of us would have had adrenaline coursing through us and been ready to defend ourselves at the slightest provocation.

 

It is also quite interesting that the video only shows the action of McBurnie. What are the chances that the camera was only turned on at that exact moment?

A bit of editing went on there maybe?

 

Well this light hearted post has developed in the usual way.

Certain people clutch at any straw take no notice of them.

[bassett one]

looked what happened when the goverment decided to put up fences to stop it,so its got to be more stewards to solve the problem

[Padders]

4 minutes ago, bassett one said:

looked what happened when the goverment decided to put up fences to stop it,so its got to be more stewards to solve the problem

Couldn't they adapt the corner flags to double up as Water Cannons ?

[m williamson]

2 hours ago, lazarus said:

Seeing a person leg raised then bringing it down sharply on someone on the floor isn’t “Walking on Sunshine”

As previously said, if he is charged and found guilty he should be punished. However, you obviously want to be judge and jury and have it all decided without any need for further enquiry.

Did you actually see his foot make contact with someone? Do you know what took place straight  before and after the incident?