Sparky Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 what discraceful scenes from the san siro last night , flare after flare being trown on the pitch and 1 hitting the milan keeper ,if this was an english club no doubt uefa would throw them out the competition for a couple of years , with it being a italian team what punishment should inter recieve and what punishment do u expect to be handed them ?
Steven Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 Banned from European Competition for 5 years, a fine of €10,000.
Cobbo Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 Dida apparently received first degree burns as a result of being hit by that flair
Sparky Posted 13 April 2005 Author Posted 13 April 2005 on his shoulder , it s so lucky it didnt hit him in the face
Hazza Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 It will probably be a big fine and play next season's European games in an empty stadium, same as Roma. Course if it was an English clubs fans it would be more severe...
Hazza Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 Inter are one of my favoured clubs but that's just a disgrace. If everyone reacted that way to a few poor decisions then it would be a weekly occurance
Alexikokopops Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 That picture of Materazzi and Rui Costa is quite a cool picture atcually.
Durnerz Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 Its a disgrace, They said on sky sports news that fans are searched before entering the stadium, you look at the size of one of those flares, surely someone would notice those if they were searching the person correctly, all down to lack of security in my opinion, the italian police were nowhere to be seen when the incident was in progress, yet they are quick enough to batter england fans who arn't doing anything nearly as bad in 1998.
Alexikokopops Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 Its a disgrace, They said on sky sports news that fans are searched before entering the stadium, you look at the size of one of those flares, surely someone would notice those if they were searching the person correctly, all down to lack of security in my opinion, the italian police were nowhere to be seen when the incident was in progress, yet they are quick enough to batter england fans who arn't doing anything nearly as bad in 1998. 92198[/snapback] That's because England fans had caused trouble numerous times before. Paolo Maldini, playing in his 50th Milan derby, said, and I quote, "It is the first time in 20 years of my career that this has happened. Nothing has ever happened before between supporters of the two teams, it was very bad."
Louise Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 As flares aren't banned in Italian grounds I believe, so its not really a case of slack policing is it? Well, at least not until about 20 rained down on the pitch and the police seemed to be doing nothing. Apparently the same 'keeper got hit with a flare there last year in the league.
Guest Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 "It is the first time in 20 years of my career that this has happened. Nothing has ever happened before between supporters of the two teams, it was very bad." Apparently the same 'keeper got hit with a flare there last year in the league.
Alexikokopops Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 "It is the first time in 20 years of my career that this has happened. Nothing has ever happened before between supporters of the two teams, it was very bad." Apparently the same 'keeper got hit with a flare there last year in the league. 92260[/snapback] Might have been against a different team, because it's AC's home stadium too. Either that or Paolo Maldini's getting forgetful in his old age.
Scow Posted 13 April 2005 Posted 13 April 2005 It's a farce how fans are allowed to bring flares in to a stadium. It poses a risk to themselves and everyone around them. I'm sure if this type of incident had occurred in England, the punishment would be so much severe. I expect Inter to get a slap on their wrists with a measly fine. <_<
Alexikokopops Posted 14 April 2005 Posted 14 April 2005 It's a farce how fans are allowed to bring flares in to a stadium. It poses a risk to themselves and everyone around them. I'm sure if this type of incident had occurred in England, the punishment would be so much severe. I expect Inter to get a slap on their wrists with a measly fine. <_< 92511[/snapback] I read today that Inter are expecting to get a fine and have to play at least 5 games behind closed doors, which'll result in a loss of £10million pound in ticket sales, because they get about £2million a games, and are worried it could be worst. It's not like Italian fans are the best behaved, so it could be quite bad.
Steven Posted 14 April 2005 Posted 14 April 2005 Inter should be banned from European Competition for five years.
john_lcfc Posted 14 April 2005 Posted 14 April 2005 just to clear this up !!! flares are banned from all italian grounds .. they just ignore this
Sparky Posted 15 April 2005 Author Posted 15 April 2005 inter have been fined £132,000and must play 4 european games behind closed doors . not enough uefa
Cat Burger Posted 16 April 2005 Posted 16 April 2005 Dida apparently received first degree burns as a result of being hit by that flair 92179[/snapback] WOOOOOO! Ouch
Alexikokopops Posted 16 April 2005 Posted 16 April 2005 Rick Flair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111111111111one
C-man Posted 16 April 2005 Posted 16 April 2005 just to clear this up !!! flares are banned from all italian grounds .. they just ignore this 92818[/snapback] The police dont search people before they enter the game, so its impossible to tell whether or not they have them, and they dont mind them at the games because they think its good for the atmosphere. This is the biggest load of bollocks ive ever heard as it can do nothing but cause an injury
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