UEFA charge Rangers for pitch invasion and thrown objects
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Art Corvelay
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What was thrown?
Dado's Bandage
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Not surprising. We can’t expect to have morons doing what they did and have no consequences.
Superrangers
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Guess they will want to come down harder this time. Maybe we can call the guy that lets the bheasts away with murder?
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Ali Baba
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The paper from the display I believe.Caused delay at the start while it was cleared.
The_Degan
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Lots of cups thrown I think ? At the gers fan who invaded .
RockNRoll_Elvis
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When will we learn? Im not saying its wrong or its right. It's just we know its inevitable.
Dado's Bandage
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A load of drinks and coins were being launched when the halfwit was on the pitch, the linesman involved in the sending off was almost struck by a load of drinks.
amabluestar
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I will be the cartons of coke Bovril etc that were lobed at the turd who invaded the park I would think.
UlsterScotGer
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Guessing it’s the paper cups thrown at the clown who invaded the pitch. A few hit stewards and one whizzed past the 4th official
Tannhauser
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Does this mean St Mirren have been charged for the coin thrown at Morelos?
Did Uefa charge BT for keeping the two teams and match officials standing about before start of second half because they were still at adverts ?
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Ali Baba
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We should hand the fu*king fine to them.
rangeral
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Disciplinary proceedings have been opened following the UEFA Europa League group stage match between Rangers FC and Villarreal CF (0-0), played on 29 November in Scotland.
Charges against Rangers FC
- Field invasions by supporters - Art. 16 (2) of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations (DR)
- Throwing of objects - Art. 16 (2) DR
The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on 13 December.
Charges against Rangers FC
- Field invasions by supporters - Art. 16 (2) of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations (DR)
- Throwing of objects - Art. 16 (2) DR
The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on 13 December.
Sam English
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luckywhitefeather
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I never get why folk feel the need to scrunch up the paper from the displays and launch them down towards the touchline
It’s not as if the the folded up paper is going to take up a lot space at your feet!!!
Oh and then the hilarious paper plane makers!!
Yeah great laugh when I was in primary
It’s not as if the the folded up paper is going to take up a lot space at your feet!!!
Oh and then the hilarious paper plane makers!!
Yeah great laugh when I was in primary
Stubo
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Gallant_Few
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Let's compare fines with AEK.
1 throws scrunched up paper
1 throws a petrol bomb
1 throws scrunched up paper
1 throws a petrol bomb
remembertheepoch
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St pats v red bull when they scored 2 st pats fans ran into the side of the pitch. Lets Hope Rangers bring this to the attention of UEFA as St pats were not charged.
PortoyMortoy
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Wish we could make the fan that ran on the pitch pay the fine
songsofglory
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It's a shame and we do need to watch our step, however nearly every game under UEFAs watch the clubs end up being fined. It's not really a big problem for us and it's not showing our fans in that bad a light, UEFA issue fines after every match.
rangeral
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Upto the match referee and match delegate to put it in their report
rangeral
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AEK will get hammered they had already a 1 match partial stadium closure issued by UEFA suspended for a year plus fined for it
Match: UEFA Champions League group stage match between AEK Athens FC and FC Bayern München (0-2), played on 23 October in Greece.
Charges against AEK Athens FC
- Stairways blocked - Art. 38 of the UEFA Safety and Security Regulations
- Throwing of objects - Art. 16 (2) of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations (DR)
- Setting off of fireworks - Art. 16 (2) DR
Decision:
The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body has decided to:
- to order the partial closure of the AEK Athens Stadium during the next (1) UEFA competition match in which the Greek club would play as the host club. The club is ordered to close the sector(s) where its ultra-supporters are situated and to inform UEFA at least ten (10) days before said match about the exact sector(s) to be closed. The partial stadium closure is suspended for a probationary period of one (1) year;
- to fine AEK Athens FC €64,000.
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Gallant_Few
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I would expect nothing less, what they done against Ajax was absolute mental.
tazzabear
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Were the objects not thrown at the qunt arrested for coming onto the pitch?
Renoranger
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Conditioned moronic response syndrome.
New York Bear
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Agreed. Take a look at this link and scroll down to see how common it is: https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/disciplinary/index.html
6 or 7 matches in each round. Typically, charges for both throwing objects or supporter invasion get small fines.
Northampton Lodger
I love honking my horn
Wish it was as simple to re-direct the total cost of the fine back to the culprits. There is virtually nothing Rangers can do to prevent people like this entering the stadium.
robandmundt
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Idiotic posts like this make my eyes bleed.
Purplestar
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So an arsehole runs on to the pitch which everyone knows will be some sort of punishment from UEFA and so people decide to throw stuff at him ?? 
Will we ever learn ?
Will we ever learn ?
JeffreySpaulding
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You need to be a halfwit to get yourself banned from going to the football and costing the club money.
Anything to do with rangers the scu.m comment on.
Not sure that makes a difference ffs.
Valley Bluenose
RTV? Completed it mate!
This happens virtually every time we have a display at a European match. Harmless, in all truth, but we know the fine is coming so why bother with scrunching it up and throwing it or, alternatively, creating a squadron of paper planes?
I'm surprised that's it to be honest.
songsofglory
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Exactly mate. I know it merits a thread and people will be annoyed but the fans are a credit to the club and UEFA charges happen for the slightest thing. They have envelopes to fill.
tazzabear
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Ffs,did I post that it did?
ffs.
Battle Fever's On
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Announce before the game that there will be a card display and then ask fans not to throw cards on the pitch due to UEFA fines.
Cutty/Young
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Yes i'd love to know the answer to that as well,there is plenty of evidence of him on the pitch yet no charges.
The throwing paper display s on to pitch is infuriating is needless thing to do after what is good and amazing displays
People put a lot of work into seeing them up and then idiots then cause club a fine
Don't get me wrong uefa do fine for slightest thing but why give them an excuse
People put a lot of work into seeing them up and then idiots then cause club a fine
Don't get me wrong uefa do fine for slightest thing but why give them an excuse
a_weir
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The fines are standardised. €15000 for first offence, I think.
