Pitch invasions/asking for a players shirt

[G.E.C. 18,790]

What do we make of this? Apparently it happened on Wednesday and McGregor was annoyed at it. The kid is harmless and Ramsey didn’t have an issue but if this happened against Dortmund there would be a fine. 
 

 

[ForeverAndEver 71,511]

It annoys me. Happens all the time in England now, and a few times up here now. 

[Bad Robot 21,152]

It’s brilliant for the wee guy getting it in the end although I think the Da was more excited and this will get him hunners of likes on fb 😛

I also don’t think encouraging your kid to run across the pitch is the right thing to do but when is the opportunity for kids like this to get player’s shirts?

At which point is enough if it starts to happen all the time, a bit like the damp squib of a flare which got thrown on last night? A cold freezing night and although it was only seconds a delay is the last thing players want on a night like that

[MattyBlue 17,117]

Just a couple of kids really, makes them happy they get a memory for life let them crack on.

if there was a hundred or something or fully grown adults then I think it would be an issue

[The Specky Forum Organiser 64,742]

Absolutely embarrassing.

[Bad Robot 21,152]

12 minutes ago, ForeverAndEver said:

It annoys me. Happens all the time in England now, and a few times up here now. 

I hate the stupid signs they make up and stand with them in the crowd trying to get a players attention or it getting seen on the cameras but maybe that’s a better option but i think most probably go home with nada

[Marky. 6,927]

Sets a bad example tbh. Shouldn’t be encouraged, as nice as it is to make a kids day.

On the flip-side, it’s amazing for the wee guy but he’s that wee that it probs means more to his dad than him!

[BlueVanguard 6,627]

Remember i was about to run on the pitch when we won the league (Helicopter Sunday) at the Celebrations back at Ibrox and i just felt a hand grab me from behind and say don't do it son. It was my P.E teacher of all people  

[Clemdog 39,389]

Not for me.

[Prso's headband 35,459]

Not sure about it. It is becoming a strange trend though but tbh it’s probably kids only chances to get close to their heroes because of Covid restrictions around signing and getting pictures with them is it not? 

[Bad Robot 21,152]

It should be made a thing that any wee guy who’s parents can prove he was at the game then gets the opportunity to get a players shirts.

This could encourage more kids to attend with the shirt supplier paying for the new players shirts.

or charge for them and bring cash in

[Junior Soprano 22,428]

Starting to fuck me off

[graeme_4 34,536]

It was good to see it the first time, but as always folk start to rip the arse right out it. Need some miserable bastard steward to stop them next time, and the club to ban the daft bastard throwing on a flare mid game while we’re at it. 

[stuart1994 4,303]

No a fan, file it under shite as well as they bangers who hold up a sign saying “insert player” can I have your shirt please. 

[stevemac 5,002]

A think every match worn shirt should be raffled and all proceeds to Erskine, rangers charity and the children's hospital. Not a fan of begging for shirts, wouldn't be shocked to see it on ebay in a week or two.

[.Williamson. 82,249]

Absolutely fucking stupid

[.Williamson. 82,249]

34 minutes ago, Prso's headband said:

Not sure about it. It is becoming a strange trend though but tbh it’s probably kids only chances to get close to their heroes because of Covid restrictions around signing and getting pictures with them is it not? 

Who cares if they get to meet the players? There’s literally no reason that a child needs to meet the players. 

Ban the child and ban his da 

[McEwan's Lager 30,530]

Modern day entitlement culture at its very best.

Chelsea are looking at banning the parents of the kids who do it - which I think is the right thing to do. People need to keep their children under control.

[ElBufalo20 7,894]

6 minutes ago, McEwan's Lager said:

Modern day entitlement culture at its very best.

Chelsea are looking at banning the parents of the kids who do it - which I think is the right thing to do. People need to keep their children under control.

Leeds so it already it’s a good idea.

Its the copycat social media culture it needs nipped in the bud quickly 

[SPWF 8,235]

I fucking hate it How arrogant and entitled are the parents who’re telling these kids it’s ok? Club should be banning anyone that lets their kid onto the pitch. 

[Bad Robot 21,152]

26 minutes ago, McEwan's Lager said:

Modern day entitlement culture at its very best.

Chelsea are looking at banning the parents of the kids who do it - which I think is the right thing to do. People need to keep their children under control.

and not actively encourage a pitch invasion, if a kid wants a players top the da should take him to the training ground with a sign everyday a session is on and I’m sure they’ll get one soon enough 

[stuart1994 4,303]

Aye ban the da as well make an example of them absolute disgrace to the club. 

[LochendBilly 8,413]

Jail the da and put the wean in a home.

[Bad Robot 21,152]

4 minutes ago, LochendBilly said:

Jail the da and put the wean in a home.

and get the mother on the game as that will teach others, right from wrong 🤣

[Davy Vandenbroucke 26,165]

Murder the da and make the wean watch