Inter No. 16

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Re: Inter No. 16

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So it was all Inter was it ?
There needs to be acceptance from the other parties.
Should not be spectators gathering behind the goals and within a metre or 2 of the goal line to boot ( thought that was meant to be the case anyway )
Time to move on now and let whatever investigation take place and maybe that might be a factor that needs improving ??
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God is an Englishman wrote:Supporters should not be behind the goals. Only last week they moved all of the Liverpool supporters from the Kop as they were behind the goal.
drawing a long bow comparing EPL to sunday amateurs in Adelaide isn't it? one in a stadium controlled by police\security and more than 3metres behind the goals, the other a public reserve where strange things happen!

I think he was saying the agreed distance is fine. 3 metres. just need stewards to police it.
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Why should you have to be 3m from a left back but 25m from a keeper?

Why is behind the goal any different to the sideline?
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God is an Englishman wrote:Why should you have to be 3m from a left back but 25m from a keeper?

Why is behind the goal any different to the sideline?
Idiots (players and supporters) can't keep their hands to themselves as it is, may as well have it better policed by keeping it to the touchlines.
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English wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:Why should you have to be 3m from a left back but 25m from a keeper?

Why is behind the goal any different to the sideline?
Idiots (players and supporters) can't keep their hands to themselves as it is, may as well have it better policed by keeping it to the touchlines.
Why does it make it better if its the touch lines. The goal lines means you are further away from most players and a shorter touch line to police.
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Re: Inter No. 16

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Have inter been handed there punishment yet ????
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Punishment for what? I'm a neutral and believe things happen in amateur league. Downs give as good as they get. Just seems they have been on the recieving end this time (maybe). Creates a great second to last game of the season. Has no other teams ever had punches thrown at a game? Get on with it, they had beers afterwards it couldn't have been that bad.
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