Violence again today, but this time

attacking a football player

Stockport fans invade pitch and attack players 20 Apr 2013


The FA and the police are certain to come under pressure to justify why there were no police at the match until the trouble flared. Crowd safety was instead left solely in the hands of stewards, despite fears being raised in advance about the potential for trouble.
With so much at stake for both sides - Kiddermisnter could have been promoted to the Football League while Stockport were relegated following their defeat - there was a capacity crowd of 6,453 at the game.
Even before the pitch invasion, journalist Oliver Holt, who was in the Stockport section of the ground, used his Twitter account to raise concerns over the inadequacy of the stewarding.
And Kidderminster revealed before the match that, on safety grounds, Stockport’s board would not be at the game.



Kidderminster v Stockport today

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Hope he gets a nice cell.

Cretins

that's why football fans are treated like thugs because of idiots like these

Thought this was going to be about the 3, count them, assualts on Kim!

FFS. Pathetic. They look like scruffy extras from The Time Bandits. Would have rinsed them all in 30 secs back in the proverbial day. Poofs.

Look at the guy in the hats face his scarey face looks like a pooing face

Jeremy Kyle fodder.

The guy in the crowd above the man with the white hat makes me laugh!!!

It's like he is putting his wedding ring on just in case his mrs is watching

anyone got a vid for this?

Scum

Oh well.


Relegated to the Conference North - Justice done.

Why are the two opposing players holding hands

I understand why they went on the pitch, I'd like to think many of us would jump on the pitch and have a go at the players if we were being relegated from the conference. Touching a player is out of order though, scum of the earth.

Feel for Stockport, remember it wasn't ago we were playing them regularly. 5 relegations in 11 seasons.

HOME»SPORT»FOOTBALL
Kidderminster Harriers violence: fans' angered at Stockport hooligans rampage
Supporters who witnessed the hooliganism which marred Kidderminster Harriers’ match against Stockport County told of their horror as the violence unfolded.

Cretin: Stockport fan argues with the players after attacking Kidderminster's Lee Vaughan Photo: ACTION IMAGES
By Nicholas Randall10:26PM BST 20 Apr 20131


A group of travelling Stockport fans invaded the pitch early in the second half before confronting Kidderminster players. One of them then punched Kidderminster’s Lee Vaughan, prompting referee Michael Bull to take the players off the field.
The Conference match was held up for nearly half an hour as stewards and police sought to contain the disorder.
Stockport fan Charlotte Perry, one of around 1,500 away supporters at the match, said: “It’s absolutely disgraceful and an embarrassment for the majority of County fans.
A minority of about 50 fans leapt over the barriers. They had been stood at the bottom of the stand for the whole game. They should ban the lot of them. The Kidderminster fans were clapping the rest of the County fans, who were urging them to clear the pitch.”
The Football Association said last night they will await reports from their crowd advisor at the game and also the match officials before deciding what action to take over the third major outbreak of football violence in the last eight days


Stockport fans invade pitch and attack players 20 Apr 2013


The FA and the police are certain to come under pressure to justify why there were no police at the match until the trouble flared. Crowd safety was instead left solely in the hands of stewards, despite fears being raised in advance about the potential for trouble.
With so much at stake for both sides - Kiddermisnter could have been promoted to the Football League while Stockport were relegated following their defeat - there was a capacity crowd of 6,453 at the game.
Even before the pitch invasion, journalist Oliver Holt, who was in the Stockport section of the ground, used his Twitter account to raise concerns over the inadequacy of the stewarding.
And Kidderminster revealed before the match that, on safety grounds, Stockport’s board would not be at the game.
Kidderminster chairman Mark Serrell said: “With the high-profile nature of Saturday’s game in mind we have been asked to confirm that the directors of Stockport County, upon police advice, will extremely reluctantly not be travelling to the fixture. We feel it will help maintain the family-friendly and positive atmosphere.

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Number 10 Malbon looks bang up for a row, Stockport been involved in a few bits of trouble this season, I'm not going to say too much because we have done much worse over the years

Idiots

scum they should stop living in the past