Steward fractured my wrist

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The Truth

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After taking one very heavy big thump from a steward during the pitch invasion I later had to go to A&E where it was found i'd fractured my wrist.
Is this is what 'keeping football safe' requires? I want the number of the Steward and want him banned from football, I can't believe I deserved an injury for entering a pitch with already thousands on it. He also pounded my head into the floor after grappling me.
I'm curious into finding out if anyone else had a similar story after such a great night of football?
 




Pavilionaire

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You should get hold of her name...
 


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blue'n'white

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Well if you didn't see the number of the steward when he did it he's hardly likely to write to the papers and own up now is he ?
And in any case he is only doing his job ! Probably too violently and not using "necessary" force but perhaps you shouldn't have been there
 
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Mr Burns

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Too be honest, you can got a leg to stand on, because you shouldn't have gone onto the pitch, but it looks pathetic on TV when the pitch is filling up, and dopey stewards are still running after people trying to get on the pitch. They used to do it at the Goldstone, using pick on the smallest ones, but when hundreds are spiling onto the pitch, why don't they just back off and only take action if people start is-behaving.
 






The Truth

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Well if you didn't see the number of the steward when he did it he's hardly likley to write to the papers and own up now is he ?
And in any case he is only doing his job ! Probably too violently and not using "necessary" force

He wore glasses and was about 5ft 9, skin head
 


blue'n'white

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He wore glasses and was about 5ft 9, skin head

Well report him to the club then but I think they're likely to say its swings and roundabouts.
Yes it's bad that it happened
but you should not have been there
Not that that excuses him from using too much force
 


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You should not have been on the pitch I can think of two points why you shouldn't be on the pitch ........Lincoln 1996.

No sympathey let your wrist be a lesson to you
 






The Truth

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You should not have been on the pitch I can think of two points why you shouldn't be on the pitch ........Lincoln 1996.

No sympathey let your wrist be a lesson to you

I went on because my 6 year old son wanted to walk on and see the pich whilst it was SAFE!!!!
 


black night

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you would be best if you can rember his face . to wait till after a game
a have a word with him a everning game in a dark corner. :falmer::falmer:
 




Actually. inappropriate force cannot be applied legally anywhere, not on public or private property.
 
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blue'n'white

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I went on because my 6 year old son wanted to walk on and see the pich whilst it was SAFE!!!!

You had a 6 year old with you and wanted to take him on to the pitch where there were hundreds of people charging around - do you not realise how stupid and dangerous that is ?
You should be reported to Childline
 




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Pavilionaire

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Is the hand attached to the injured wrist your "important" hand? If so, that's a real bugger...
 


itszamora

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Heard of 'no'.

Wow you're on your high horse today aren't you miss I'm twenty years old I know everything?

I'd definitely give the club a ring about this, it does sound rather excessively heavy-handed especially as you had a young child with you. Unfortunately many stewards, a bit like traffic wardens, are sad little men who enjoy (ab)using the small amount of power they've got in their meaningless lives as much as possible.
 


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