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    Scott Brown says players need protection from fans throwing coins

    Wonder if they would have reported if it had been Celtic fans doing the throwing

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42185379

    Still have never forgiven Celtic fans for the CS Gas cannister throwing at Easter Road.


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    He's right.

    The gas cannister was thrown by one person.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theonlywayisup View Post
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    Wonder if they would have reported if it had been Celtic fans doing the throwing

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42185379

    Still have never forgiven Celtic fans for the CS Gas cannister throwing at Easter Road.
    Hopefully he'll extend his complaint to protecting fans from being showered by coins as well, Ibrox is the worst by some way. If only the huns had thrown the same volume of coins that they do at the Hibs fans at their previous directors instead they could have saved their club instead of walking away.

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    Scott Brown says players need protection from fans throwing coins.


    What about players throwing bodies, especially in the penalty box.

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    Wondering if this thread should be renamed to the 'whataboutery' thread...

    Whether you think Celtic fans have done worse or not, he has a point. No footballer should have to put up with stuff getting chucked at them while they're doing their job.

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    Wondering if this thread should be renamed to the 'whataboutery' thread...

    Whether you think Celtic fans have done worse or not, he has a point. No footballer should have to put up with stuff getting chucked at them while they're doing their job.
    We don't have that issue in Edinburgh. I know in Glasgow they throw coins, but Edinburgh it is much more upmarket, here they throw notes or to take the work out of it the club will even set up a direct debit. Scott never would of had this issue if he stayed put.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McS****y View Post
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    Wondering if this thread should be renamed to the 'whataboutery' thread...

    Whether you think Celtic fans have done worse or not, he has a point. No footballer should have to put up with stuff getting chucked at them while they're doing their job.
    I totally agree.

    It's basically an assault and it shouldn't happen irrespective of what Celtic fans have done in the past, what songs people sing, or whether or not players dive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spike220 View Post
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    We don't have that issue in Edinburgh. I know in Glasgow they throw coins, but Edinburgh it is much more upmarket, here they throw notes or to take the work out of it the club will even set up a direct debit. Scott never would of had this issue if he stayed put.

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    Will get serious when someone throws soap.

    To be serious however, someone will get really hurt if this continues.

    The cynic in me says that his has come out to deflect from the iffy penalties they are getting and also I would take issue with his comment that anything sung or said from the terraces is ok.

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    Will get serious when someone throws soap.

    To be serious however, someone will get really hurt if this continues.

    The cynic in me says that his has come out to deflect from the iffy penalties they are getting and also I would take issue with his comment that anything sung or said from the terraces is ok.
    .. And the claim that it's because they are on a good run.

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    They throw coins in Glasgow because they don't buy anything and don't need them. Every telly in Glasgow has been passed out of a window at some point......

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    They’re also needing protected from fellow pros.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NORTHERNHIBBY View Post
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    Will get serious when someone throws soap.

    To be serious however, someone will get really hurt if this continues.

    The cynic in me says that his has come out to deflect from the iffy penalties they are getting and also I would take issue with his comment that anything sung or said from the terraces is ok.
    Spot on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartie View Post
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    I totally agree.

    It's basically an assault and it shouldn't happen irrespective of what Celtic fans have done in the past, what songs people sing, or whether or not players dive.
    Throwing a coin at someone even though it misses it's intended target is still an assault. Would imagine the courts would take a dim view of this type of offence.

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    I remember a derby at Tynie in the late 80s when JC went to take a corner he got completely showered in a rain of coins. Even had to stand to one side ref did nothing. Like the pro he was carried on.

    We were no saints either but I cannot remember seeing a single incident as bad as that. We’re not talking 1 or 2 we’re taking a fair amount shimmering in the floodlights...
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    Wasn't aware it was much of an issue ! I think the greater need is for players to get protection from referees for the physical assaults on a few of them every week !

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenlex View Post
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    They’re also needing protected from fellow pros.
    I'm sure our referees will oblige and hand out a few red cards to opposing teams when they play Celtc, and Brown will get away with murder as usual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McS****y View Post
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    Wondering if this thread should be renamed to the 'whataboutery' thread...

    Whether you think Celtic fans have done worse or not, he has a point. No footballer should have to put up with stuff getting chucked at them while they're doing their job.
    Correct

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    Throwing coins at footballers is just wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IlDiavola View Post
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    Throwing coins at footballers is just wrong.




    They've got enough money as it is.

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    some posts are purely banter, and a bit funny but...........remember the midweek match v THE Rangers at Ibrox. approx. 3 years ago? I was there and recall several incidents when we had a flurry of corners, and our guy taking the corner(s) . he was continually pelted with rolled up balls of paper (from the seats of their fans, for a red white and blue display) . ok, just paper but this must have frightened our man , yet the ref did nowt, the club did nowt and the media said exactly the same. this was all happening when we pressed for an equaliser. only paper, as said but as my Auld Dutch used to say, in a snawbaw fight between her school and the one o'wer the road she said the Protestants always put Stanes in their snawbaws seriously though there may have been items in those rolls of paper. Although, Hibernian fans are not immune to this behaviour. I was disgusted walking back to our bus from a Final defeat at Hampden when I actually saw several of our lot bombarding lassies in a burger van with coins, calling them weedgie bassas, just because we'd lost another cup final!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey View Post
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    He's right.

    The gas cannister was thrown by one person.
    Broony was right. saw a wee clip with that happening. do think he took an opportune moment though. both the penalties were very dodgy as most non Celts agree. never heard much about this happening to Celtic players "weekly basis" as he said

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    It was Scott Allan that was bombarded with the paper balls. Huns v hun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stoneyburn hibs View Post
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    It was Scott Allan that was bombarded with the paper balls. Huns v hun.
    Huns v hun? do expand

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    Huns v hun? do expand
    Eh ? The Huns were throwing paper balls at Scott Allan the Hun. It's not a secret.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stoneyburn hibs View Post
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    It was Scott Allan that was bombarded with the paper balls. Huns v hun.
    Those were wadded up contract offers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by monktonharp View Post
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    Broony was right. saw a wee clip with that happening. do think he took an opportune moment though. both the penalties were very dodgy as most non Celts agree. never heard much about this happening to Celtic players "weekly basis" as he said
    I think Celtics pen at Motherwell was definitely a penalty. If that happened to a hibs player i'd want a pen. McGregor has got himself between man and ball and the centre half a barges him.

    I doubt it would have been given at the other end and that's the problem

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    It surprises me that no player has been fatally injured by such an incident.

    A pound coin thrown with force and falling from height could certainly cause death if the connection was made at the wrong part of the skull. Or permanent damage of some kind isn't beyond the realms of possibility.

    Brown is correct to raise the issue.

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