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1 of the best-paid teams in the world,w best elite environments:40 personal staff,business flights,5 ⭐️hotels, private chefs N baristas n still not happy.
4 a nation that isn’t even in the top 10.
Instead of knocking game when it’s at its lowest, maybe play for pride n not greed
Very lucky not to have done serious damage.
And Lewis Hall had the audacity to try and drag Armstrong off the floor?
Proven to be a very classless side over the last two games. Makes the two wins even more delightful.
Point A
Rugby is fine
People bringing guns to afl
Treated quick and quiet and no sanctions
Fans march to Aus champs games
Pepper spray and bashed
Concessions taken away for clubs and actives
Clubs have had enough
We had enough
Time to call their bluff
Great to read Paul Lederer backing @wswanderersfc RBB fans. I was at CommBank yesterday. Lebanese fans marching with @nswpolice , Samoa & Tonga fans dancing with officers. @aleaguemen fans deserve the same respect. You can have authority while also contributing to the atmosphere
🗣️ “Supporters should NEVER be made to feel like second class citizens simply because they choose to support a football club.”
As active supporters across the A-League continue to protest against overpolicing of active fans, Western Sydney Chairman Paul Lederer has released a passionate statement standing by his club’s fans and committing to chasing answers from the APL and police.
Full statement: https://t.co/nnm8XVrvE7
Where I was in the ground last night was where the Sydney FC away section is - so I've been there a few times before.
The sight of the coppers dancing with Samoan and Tongan fans, of punters being able to mix freely and to let an atmosphere develop positively was notably different, to say the least.
There is an obvious risk factor at soccer that doesn't exist in rugby league, but having experienced that many times first hand in Europe, the reaction in NSW is massively over the top.
If you throw police at a situation - especially riot police, who don't put their helmets on planning dance with fans - you get tension.
WSW are right to ask why they get one version of NSW Police when RL fans get another.
This set the tone of the game and killed any moment Everton were building, such a disgrace that refs are allowed to book for a legal tackle because they feel like it