Doolin

Whilst it obviously isn't great behaviour, it was only a pint over the head - you'd swear he was feckin glassed the way it's been covered both on here, but more especially in the media.

In all seriousness though, Macy, it's crossing a line regardless of the gravity of the incident itself. I've roared demented abuse at players, managers and officials from the terraces in my time, but physically intimidating anyone over a game of football is absolutely beyond the pale and should be treated as such.

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Originally Posted by Sheridan

In all seriousness though, Macy, it's crossing a line regardless of the gravity of the incident itself. I've roared demented abuse at players, managers and officials from the terraces in my time, but physically intimidating anyone over a game of football is absolutely beyond the pale and should be treated as such.

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I believe the phrase is "down there".

Fantastic Ambaiste! :D

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Originally Posted by harry crumb

I know the City fan involved and himself and his family are among the most passionate City fans at the Cross home and away.

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Do us a favour so and tell him to cop the fook on. Its completely out of order, i'll admit probably hilarious at the time but dumb.

He has a point about some fans not having a balanced opinion, and giving like for like. The squad its at its bare bones, we cant afford anyone else but still people expect us to be right up there. You cant have both

He is walking himself into a lot of grief with his ''too much football' comments though, where does he think he is going with that like?