[Football] 3 year ban for throwing phone on pitch

carlzeiss · Dec 31, 2019

Could phones go the same way as bottle tops ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50951642

A Norwich supporter has been arrested and banned from Carrow Road for three years after throwing a mobile phone on to the pitch.

The incident reportedly happened after Canaries striker Teemu Pukki had a goal ruled out for offside by the video assistant referee (VAR) during Saturday's 2-2 draw with Tottenham.

The fan was identified and arrested at half-time.

Norfolk Police are continuing to investigate the incident.

"Norwich City continues to operate a strict zero-tolerance policy on unacceptable and discriminatory behaviour," said a club statement

Wozza · Dec 31, 2019

Guess he was on the 0-2 network?

Pay as you throw?

Weststander · Dec 31, 2019

Wins the final Darwin Award of the decade, leaving a neat clue as to his identity.

LowKarate · Dec 31, 2019

Must have been an Omsung.

You wouldn't throw an iPhone.

dazzer6666 · Dec 31, 2019

He's from Norwich, give him a break. Wouldn't have known what it was.......probably just very scared of the shiny flashing noise-box someone near him produced.

Stat Brother · Dec 31, 2019

Shouldn't have had his phone in hand during the game, serves him right.

Pie - acceptable.
Fizzy pop - acceptable.
Small child - acceptable.
Mobile phone - unacceptable.

Although were it a land line phone I would class that as acceptable too.

Shropshire Seagull · Dec 31, 2019

Weststander said:
Wins the final Darwin Award of the decade, leaving a neat clue as to his identity.

He only got a ban, it didn't kill him ....

Saladpack Seagull · Dec 31, 2019

Wozza said:
Guess he was on the 0-2 network?

Pay as you throw?

Just spluttered my cuppa all over myself! Comedy Gold!

TheJasperCo · Dec 31, 2019

Wozza said:
Guess he was on the 0-2 network?

Pay as you throw?

Would have been Three if VAR hadn't ruled the goal out.

pasty · Dec 31, 2019

Stat Brother said:
Shouldn't have had his phone in hand during the game, serves him right.

Pie - acceptable.
Fizzy pop - acceptable.
Small child - acceptable.
Mobile phone - unacceptable.

Although were it a land line phone I would class that as acceptable too.

Mobile in hand checking an accy - acceptable

blue-shifted · Dec 31, 2019

Weststander said:
Wins the final Darwin Award of the decade, leaving a neat clue as to his identity.

All 11 of his fingerprints were found on the device

RossyG · Dec 31, 2019

They have mobile phones in Norwich?

Must have been a present from his mum and sister. Lovely woman, apparently.

Weststander · Dec 31, 2019

blue-shifted said:
All 11 of his fingerprints were found on the device

Bizarrely they also match those of his niece, who happens to be his wife too.

RossyG · Dec 31, 2019

Weststander said:
Bizarrely they also match those of his niece, who happens to be his wife too.

They cross-referenced them with some prints they found on a crayon she was using at primary school before Christmas.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Dec 31, 2019

Before we get carried away I seem to recall an occasional NSC poster throwing his phone onto the concourse after an on pitch kerfuffle many years ago - either at Sunderalnd or Oldham away. He was certainly escorted from the ground at Oldham. No names, etc :lolol:

Thunder Bolt · Dec 31, 2019

Phones go the way of bottle tops? We still have pies at the Amex, despite a Brighton fan getting a ban for throwing a pie at Zaha.

AmexRuislip · Dec 31, 2019

Could've been mistaken for a female, perhaps Dialia Smith

Blue Valkyrie · Dec 31, 2019

*Sing up, throw your phone away*

Medwayseagull · Dec 31, 2019

Lucky he didn't end up in a "cell".

Paulie Gualtieri · Dec 31, 2019

carlzeiss said:
Could phones go the same way as bottle tops ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50951642

A Norwich supporter has been arrested and banned from Carrow Road for three years after throwing a mobile phone on to the pitch.

The incident reportedly happened after Canaries striker Teemu Pukki had a goal ruled out for offside by the video assistant referee (VAR) during Saturday's 2-2 draw with Tottenham.

The fan was identified and arrested at half-time.

Norfolk Police are continuing to investigate the incident.

"Norwich City continues to operate a strict zero-tolerance policy on unacceptable and discriminatory behaviour," said a club statement

His mum should have kept quiet when they rang her

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