'Harms way' - not exactly crawling over the segregation swinging for Palace fans I suspect?
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[Football] Eric Dier climbs into the crowd to punch Spurs fan
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'Harms way' - not exactly crawling over the segregation swinging for Palace fans I suspect?
So you think that a player who is maybe earning £100k per week is OK to chin a fan who is utterly fxxked off and annoyed and perhaps said ‘You useless cxxt!’.
Righty o.
You are skipping over the fact that he is a Footballer and has the '' Responsible Role Model'' position to fulfill. And I for one wouldn't react like that and if you knew me you would know I wouldn't be the type of person to let someone casually throw punches at me or verbally abuse me or my friends and family.
But this wasn't the case. There was no physical altercation taking place, prior to his actions.
symyjym
Banned
That's ****ed up. It looked like he killed them. When you are a well practised in the art of fighting whether martial arts, boxing or street, and you know the damage you can do, especially against these young non fighting teenagers, you/he should be charged with attempted murder. I hope the law came down on him hard,
He put himself in a position where if his protection of his stand fell on deaf ears, he would have been in serious trouble.
T'was a sight we're not used to in the Family Stand, which it probably why I mention it.
Ppf would have definitely been 'excited'.
Being a footballer or role model doesn't over take human nature though does it?
And if there was no physical altercation then why did he do it? My understanding from witnesses that were there, is someone was throwing abuse at Eric Dier, his family were stood in front of the bloke and had a word, Eric Dier saw his brother grappling with the man in question and went in there.
You just contradicted yourself - you say you wouldn't react like that, but then wouldn't let someone casually throw punches or abuse your family. Like I say if your family is in an altercation with someone, what would you do?
Megazone
On his last warning
Some people are just too desperate to sign autographs
daveinplzen
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People have been arrested and been to court for similer acts. Will be interesting. Did he actually hit the bloke?
No the bloke had done a runner by the time he got there
daveinplzen
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Ok, just FA punishment then.
All circumstances are totally different - I haven't contradicted myself at all.
Many situations can be defused by diplomacy and for most of us that would be the default position, including my own. There is absolutely no way that I would get into a physical altercation at all unless I had been physically attacked and needed to defend myself, which I could do if I needed to - but I haven't needed to get into a physical altercation since I was about 16 years old. Physical confrontation should always be a last resort.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Daft bugger, that'll be a big fine and a long ban.
You think he could pick out a person in a crowd, 20 rows back for calling him names? It is because his brother was in a physical altercation with someone, who had been abusing him.
As much as I'm not his biggest fan, he's calmed down such a lot and I sincerely hope he's ok. Football's passionate and he is a big character in the game.
But that's not always the case. I wish that saying was true mate.
There can be some truly disgusting words used to describe people's skin colour, religion, sexual orientation or downright nasty things like mocking an illness, disability, disaster or even self-confidence.
Until what was alleged to have been fully said, I'm not going to take a 'supporter' or a footballer's side.
I'm talking about what appeared to be a prolonged level of abuse, by the account I heard. Is it right, no, of course not. Can I understand why he reacted, yes.
This I take personally as I witness it from time to time. I heard a fan at a county level game recently shout "don't let him do that, break his f***ing legs", my Son is 16, I'm never going to allow that to go unchecked, wrong, maybe ..... understandable, probably. Did it make any difference? He stopped shouting it and MAY think twice next time.
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This. You’re civilised!
It’s not being weak or a coward. Like the vast majority of people you don’t deal with disputes by the use of fists, the threat of fists, or in your face yelling.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Spurs are falling apart. My biggest concern is that other clubs will pick up 3 easy points against them.
They still have to go to Bournemouth and Newcastle.
They still have to go to Bournemouth and Newcastle.