Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice : Assuming tha

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

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Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

We need defenders tonight so shouldn't do this. Hopefully by time FA make any charge or suspension we will have another centre back fit

FA will hang him out to dry whether we play him tonight or not.

May look like an admission of guilt if he doesn't play and they'll use that as a reason to hit him harder.

We're going to be without him for a while I think - no point leaving him out when he currently isn't banned in my opinion.

f**k the fa f**k Pompey and f**k the little shit who threw the ball away

Yes beilik shouldn't have reacted and he will be punished accordingly but the way people have gone on you would of thought he pulled out a baseball bat and beat the kid to death

"He chokes who he wants
He chokes who he wants
Kristian beilik
He chokes who he wants"

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

Why would we, if we believe our player has little to answer for?

I may be wrong, in which case I apologise, but I believe the OP was a view in the media, rather than Annis’ personal view? I’m sure I read similar somewhere in the last day or so?

I understand (from your posts) you want ‘the worse’ to happen, but as I have maintained, the more (and deeper) you look into the video available, the less serious it looks; more hand to shoulder than anywhere near a grip of the neck!

Opinions are fine, but we should all get behind our player tonight, assuming he plays, and let the appropriate authorities (not a lynch mob) make the proper analysis on what occurred

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

Why would we, if we believe our player has little to answer for?

I may be wrong, in which case I apologise, but I believe the OP was a view in the media, rather than Annis’ personal view? I’m sure I read similar somewhere in the last day or so?

I understand (from your posts) you want ‘the worse’ to happen, but as I have maintained, the more (and deeper) you look into the video available, the less serious it looks; more hand to shoulder than anywhere near a grip of the neck!

Opinions are fine, but we should all get behind our player tonight, assuming he plays, and let the appropriate authorities (not a lynch mob) make the proper analysis on what occurred

Okay, so I was on the right tracks, and having found out the facts, it seems the club have been advised that this might be a route down which it should go, if it feels the benefits will outweigh the negatives of what is fast becoming another ‘trial by media’

That I understand, but my personal feeling is that Krystian Bielek has done little wrong to deserve venom he has had from some quarters, sadly including some on this Forum

I sincerely hope he plays tonight. He will get my support, and hopefully that of the (home) majority in the stadium!

Bielik is a Bluebird!

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

Why would we, if we believe our player has little to answer for?

I may be wrong, in which case I apologise, but I believe the OP was a view in the media, rather than Annis’ personal view? I’m sure I read similar somewhere in the last day or so?

I understand (from your posts) you want ‘the worse’ to happen, but as I have maintained, the more (and deeper) you look into the video available, the less serious it looks; more hand to shoulder than anywhere near a grip of the neck!

Opinions are fine, but we should all get behind our player tonight, assuming he plays, and let the appropriate authorities (not a lynch mob) make the proper analysis on what occurred

Fair enough, not sure whose comments they are, but in any case I tend to look at WHAT was posted and comment accordingly, rather than see WHO posted it and just agree/disagree depending on whether I like them or not.

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

Why would we, if we believe our player has little to answer for?

I may be wrong, in which case I apologise, but I believe the OP was a view in the media, rather than Annis’ personal view? I’m sure I read similar somewhere in the last day or so?

I understand (from your posts) you want ‘the worse’ to happen, but as I have maintained, the more (and deeper) you look into the video available, the less serious it looks; more hand to shoulder than anywhere near a grip of the neck!

Opinions are fine, but we should all get behind our player tonight, assuming he plays, and let the appropriate authorities (not a lynch mob) make the proper analysis on what occurred

Fair enough, not sure whose comments they are, but in any case I tend to look at WHAT was posted and comment accordingly, rather than see WHO posted it and just agree/disagree depending on whether I like them or not.

My post above was before I saw Sven's post above that - just for clarity.

Storm in a teacup, play him we need him until Chambers and Fish and Lawlor are back, he's better to be suspended when we have cover, if the FA are going to do anything, they will do it regardless.

f**k the fa f**k Pompey and f**k the little shit who threw the ball away

Yes beilik shouldn't have reacted and he will be punished accordingly but the way people have gone on you would of thought he pulled out a baseball bat and beat the kid to death

"He chokes who he wants
He chokes who he wants
Kristian beilik
He chokes who he wants"

Spot on

"He chokes who he wants
He chokes who he wants
Kristian beilik
He chokes who he wants"

If somebody waves there arms that make contact with me after throwing a ball away while I was trying to get the ball they would get an arm back. f*cking hell the world's gone mad. Surprised I've not seen any made up AI shitty videos yet of beilik dragging the person over the barrier and jumping on him. The morons would believe that to in the media.

It may be wise to leave him out of the side - his head cant be in the right place for a start-but surely imposing a fine beforehand is pre judging the issue.

Krystian Beilik - CCFC strong advice :


Assuming that when the Club examine the facts ….as they 100% should …they find that Beilik’s action was really bad ….then they are best advised to not play him tonight as well as fine him the maximum allowed two weeks wages .


If they do the FA disciplinary will take such an action to be very positive and be less harsh on the Club . Also if Beilik is banned from playing ….this suspension will count .


If the Club take a stupid and irresponsible stand by claiming ….they will wait for the FA to investigate …the FA action will be worse .


The Club should be seen as being responsible .


To me it appears that Beilik is definitely guilty and will face some kind of a ban .

Can absolutely see the logic of this - get ahead of the story, impose our punishment and take the sting out of the FA/EFL action.

Don't think the club/BBM line of 'leave it to the ref's report' and 'protection of the players is our first priority' is a remotely plausible option here.

Will they do it?

I would be astonished if they did - we don't seem to have the nous or awareness of the situation.

Why would we, if we believe our player has little to answer for?

I may be wrong, in which case I apologise, but I believe the OP was a view in the media, rather than Annis’ personal view? I’m sure I read similar somewhere in the last day or so?

I understand (from your posts) you want ‘the worse’ to happen, but as I have maintained, the more (and deeper) you look into the video available, the less serious it looks; more hand to shoulder than anywhere near a grip of the neck!

Opinions are fine, but we should all get behind our player tonight, assuming he plays, and let the appropriate authorities (not a lynch mob) make the proper analysis on what occurred

Fair enough, not sure whose comments they are, but in any case I tend to look at WHAT was posted and comment accordingly, rather than see WHO posted it and just agree/disagree depending on whether I like them or not.

My post above was before I saw Sven's post above that - just for clarity.

It may be wise to leave him out of the side - his head cant be in the right place for a start-but surely imposing a fine beforehand is pre judging the issue.

The player/club will know (a) his mindset, and (b) whether he has a case to answer on the allegation made

As I said, I believe he should play, and not to do so might send a sign that all is not well

The club (as per the OP’s comment) have to consider their ‘best interests’ but I still think he should play, if fit and able

He should play the FA are going to throw the book at him if he's found guilty plus we need him now not later

It's a curious predicament, the Pompey manager apologised to us after the game so unless it was because he hadn't seen it properly himself maybe this whole thing has just been blown out of proportion a bit

by Forever Blue » Sat Sep 05, 2026 4:32 pm
9 September 2026


Portsmouth boss

'absolutely furious' after discovery in Cardiff City incident

John Mousinho initially apologised to Cardiff City but now has a very different take after watching footage of the Krystian Bielik incident


Portsmouth boss John Mousinho has revealed he was "absolutely furious" after discovering the apparent full circumstances behind the incident involving a supporter and Cardiff City player Krystian Bielik at Fratton Park.


New video footage later appearing to show the defender making contact with the supporter's neck before being slapped.