Absolutely. But the actions of about 100 idiots should not be allowed to sour the enjoyment of a further 32,000. Except that it was, and not just by the media.
I, personally, am still angry at certain comments aimed at those who were on the pitch after the final whistle. Comments on this very website that were not challenged nearly enough in my opinion.
I agree. The complete over-reaction by not only Villa fans on here, but fans from every club was just strange. Anyone on the pitch before the final whistle, I understand the criticism. But some of the comments made about fans being on the pitch after the game had finished was completely ridiculous.
I'm not really entirely sure why one is better than the other?
Don't invade the pitch. Rocket science, it isn't.
Because celebrating on the pitch is completely different to running on the pitch while a game is still in play.
The primary concern - I'd assume - with a pitch invasion is that the playing staff aren't safe.
Is there any difference between this happening during a game (whilst players are on the pitch) or immediately after a game (whilst players are on the pitch)?
Absolutely. But the actions of about 100 idiots should not be allowed to sour the enjoyment of a further 32,000. Except that it was, and not just by the media.
I, personally, am still angry at certain comments aimed at those who were on the pitch after the final whistle. Comments on this very website that were not challenged nearly enough in my opinion.
I agree. The complete over-reaction by not only Villa fans on here, but fans from every club was just strange. Anyone on the pitch before the final whistle, I understand the criticism. But some of the comments made about fans being on the pitch after the game had finished was completely ridiculous.
I'm not really entirely sure why one is better than the other?
Don't invade the pitch. Rocket science, it isn't.
Again, what the **** has intelligence got to do with it?
Perhaps people don't understand "don't invade the pitch"? Thus, intelligence issue.
Which part of
"One should not invade the pitch"
is difficult to understand?