Zappa 0 Posted September 6, 2012 Share Posted September 6, 2012 The thing is... where do you draw the line? Should the club apologise if someone who happens to be a fan sticks a knife in someone or commits murder? I don't think so. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Super_Ally 0 Posted September 6, 2012 Share Posted September 6, 2012 There will be plenty of instances of violent crime, or serious crime in general, perpetrated by the "supporter" of one club or another. I just dont see why the club should be denouncing the actions of a "supporter" that they have no control over. These muppets did all this from their own home. I fail to see why the club should be apologising for something that was a) outwith their control and b) nothing to do with them other than these guys wearing the club colours. I havent seen any other club make an apology for their supporters doing something they shouldnt when it is outside the remit of their responsibility. So I dont see why we should either. Dont forget, the club making an apology is tantamount to the club saying it is their fault or, at the very least, on their watch. And that isnt right. And further more a criminals club is only important when the individual(s) in question is a Rangers fan. Michael Carrol. Was that the lotto lout from Sheffield's name? And then Eamon Gormley (name may be wrong). Celtic fan who got killed or whatever it was and it was all sectarian this. Sectarian that. Then it turned out it was other Celtic fans and there was no retraction of the sectarian pish. Which team a criminal support is immaterial to their criminal behaviour (for the most part). 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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