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Originally Posted by one_bounce
couldnt agree more.peer pressure is the best way to sort it out.if the toe rags think its not cool (as in, you let them know collectively its not) with the people in the same area of the ground as they are, they will stop.i think something similar was used in the racist chanting thing that started to get a foothold.
We really are a pathetic shower of cry babies.
Christ sake, last season George danced a jig in front of the Shams gfans after he scored in the Cross, we thought he was the man for it.
Get over it. people are only looking for peroblems to moan about. There are a lot more real problems which dont need searching for, namely the "security" in the Cross.
It was ridiculous for people to react to what Ollie did by throwing bottles and cans. Similarly, Ollie is a professional and should be big enough to ignore a small (compared to other occasions) slagging. Its only going to make it worse for him in the long run. Childish on both sides really.
2 separate topics.
Ollie may or may not have been correct in his behaviour.
Throwing abjects onto the pitch is wrong & should result in life ban for offenders! No exceptions! City will have to show they trying to solve problem by posting stewards in front of shed & catching any offenders!
when the contingency plan to stamp out the little thugs first came, we had 2 gardai and 3 stewards up the back of the shed controlling the little spastics who came for an underage fag or gatt, and in no way to watch football.
this has recently become either only 1 garda or 1 steward, with only one of the same coming to solve any trouble that usually arises from these scuts.
why does the club still fail to do anything about these kids??
ok its money coming into the club, but personally i think we would be better off without them, seeing as it is they who are the constant culprits for racial abuse or throwing of objects, upsetting every supporter around them who is trying to urge city on.
someone should be telling brian lennox that the problem is still far from sorted, as that is what they seem to think by putting the situation on the backburner, once again.