Quote: Adam_Harrison9 "Hey let's set a good example against bad behaviour by swearing as a result of bad behaviour. Makes sense from a position of power and influence. Not. His reaction after sunday has been as hyperbolic and exaggerated as some of the people on here. It's like people are trying to do their best to overshadow a hard fought win with some minor (and I mean minor) incidents.
The incident could have been dealt with swiftly after the game by having the culprits identified. OR during the game by the stewards - whose job it is to do that.'"
Ah, deflection - the classic defence of dodgy lawyers, gutter journalists and bent politicians oh and your mate Voaksey
Ignore the original offence of which there was one and concentrate on any perceived over response by those in authority.
In this case not MC's finest moment and with hindsight he probably wishes he'd been a little more restrained as in all honesty his actions could have incited further trouble.
However this is the crux of the issue - most fair minded folk can understand MC's reaction and sympathise to a degree, spur of the moment emotional. So mild slap on the wrist. The smoke bombing on the other hand was pre conceived with IMHO the perpetrators fully aware of the consequences - a pre-meditated criminal offence.
Can you spot the difference yet?
So lets not lose track of who are the villains and who are the victims here - MC in case you can't work it out is like all decent fans a victim.
