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  1. about security i think lot of countries, if not all, should learn from England, thinking what they did and where they were at years ago
  2. Originally posted by iTim:

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    It's a football match not a prison. I'd say the problem is alcohol at football matches not security.


    you don't need to build up a prison-like something to keep (drunk) people from running on the field. it's easily done with a ditch (word?) between visitors and field. works fine everywhere. why not in Amsterdam? next time someone gets seriously injured on the field. who excuses the poor attacker then?

    and I've seen so many sober "fans" at football games who got verbally aggressive without alcohol. that cannot be the one reason.

    edit: I didn't see your last comment before I posted, Bart. So the man came from the disabled area in front of the visitor area, right? well, then it pretty much is on account of the security staff that they let him run onto the field.
  3. I dont know if its possible to secure the stadiums so that it is impossible to go on the field, even at the WC final a idiot could go in the field.


    Rumors now are that that guy was using drunk and under influence of drugs and he already wasnt allowed to go in the stadium so once again I ask HOW THE FUCK DOES SOMEONE GETS IN THE STADIUM AND ON THE FIELD
  4. nobody is excusing the guy here i guess
  5. Nobody's excusing the guy. But the GK's behavior isn't acceptable either. Even if it's understandable to a degree.
  6. I think you would react the same way Imagine your playing a soccer game and all of a sudden you see someone coming at you trying to kick you, your full of adrenaline, I would do the same thing.
  7. Well, turn that around to "full of alcohol and drugs" and you have found ways to excuse both guys.
  9. Originally posted by Mr_TrekWell, turn that around to "full of alcohol and drugs" and you have found ways to excuse both guys.


    Im not trying to find excuses for that guy, I hope they will let him pay all of the damage that has been done. To bad that will never happen.
  10. The thing is. The overly-excessive violence from the GK is not excusable either. He could've easily just tackled the guy to the ground and held him there 'til security arrived one second later.
  11. Like I said he is full of adrenaline and he doesn't know what to do, if I was in his place I would do the same thing I wont let somebody kick me and let him get away.
    Your right perhaps is was better to just get that idiot on the ground and get away but I completely understand his reaction.
  12. Originally posted by Mr_TrekNobody's excusing the guy. But the GK's behavior isn't acceptable either. Even if it's understandable to a degree.


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