[Football] Scrounger signs now BANNED at FC Copenhagen

[Easy 10]

FC Copenhagen ban fans from bringing signs asking players for shirts

The Danish Superliga champions FC Copenhagen will not welcome signs held by fans asking players for shirts next season

www.theguardian.com

"The Danish Superliga champions FC Copenhagen will not welcome signs held by fans asking players for shirts next season, saying it results in disappointment for supporters and makes players uncomfortable because they cannot accommodate the requests".

"The ban will be in place at the club’s Parken Stadium and in the Copenhagen fans section at away games', it said. 'It is not possible for the players or the club to meet the many wishes, and we therefore disappoint a lot of children who come with the hope of getting a shirt', and went on 'We are fully aware that most of these scrounging crotch-goblins are only doing it on behalf of their degenerate tracksuited Brassic parents to put them up on Ebay'.

Good.
Lets have a likewise ban on this practice at the Amex.

 

[Frutos]

Good on them.

 

[Muzzman]

If you're wearing an Albion shirt asking for an opposition shirt, regardless how old you are, you (and the parent, if sign holder is under 18) should be tarred and feathered in the centre circle.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Towards the back-end of last season saw an enterprising little kid in the North with a double-sided 'Can I Have Your Shirt' sign. Dunk on one side, Sanchez on the other side

 

[studio150]

10 game ban for bringing such a sign, will soon stamp this out.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Hoorah, about time.

Where does it stop? 'Rory, can I have your driver please?', 'Lewis, can I have your gearbox please?'

 

[Justice]

How a horrific a young fan wanting their idols shirt, ten game ban and a 1000 word ticking off email from Barber should suffice in such disgraceful behaviour.

I’m reality I can’t believe it even registers let alone bothers people.

 

[Van Cleef]

Anyone breaking the rules should be flogged on the pitch at half time as a deterrent.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

How a horrific a young fan wanting their idols shirt, ten game ban and a 1000 word ticking off email from Barber should suffice in such disgraceful behaviour.

The threat of a PBOBE email should be deterrent enough

 

[Hotchilidog]

I endorse this policy.

 

[Bozza]

It's going to be all about the shorts now, isn't it?

 

[Is it PotG?]

At least the signs I've seen have not yet resorted to 'Can I get .....', that would be the final straw.

 

[Easy 10]

And while we're at it, lets ban all the pre-match GOONS who hang around at the back of the West stand waiting for the away coach to pull up, phone in hand, just for a "precious glimpse" of some apathetic millionaire with headphones on scuttling from the bus door to the entrance, in his own little world with his head down. Blocking my way to the WSU.

I mean - what gives ?

 

[hart's shirt]

"The ban will be in place at the club’s Parken Stadium and in the Copenhagen fans section at away games', it said. 'It is not possible for the players or the club to meet the many wishes, and we therefore disappoint a lot of children who come with the hope of getting a shirt', and went on 'We are fully aware that most of these scrounging crotch-goblins are only doing it on behalf of their degenerate tracksuited Brassic parents to put them up on Ebay'.

A much welcomed and long overdue return of @Easy 10 customizing the end of official statements.

It's like the last 15 years on NSC never happened.

 

[HangletonGull]

Good

 

[el punal]

Hoorah, about time.

Where does it stop? 'Rory, can I have your driver please?', 'Lewis, can I have your gearbox please?'

El Punal, can I have your body please?

( For ladies of a certain age )

 

[Van Cleef]

Ajax showing plenty of Vim.

bbc.co.uk. Dutch champions Ajax Amsterdam banned such signs last year, saying they led to criticism of players, while the cardboard was a fire hazard.

 

[Doonhamer7]

pathetic, kids should be allowed to do this if they want.

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

At least the signs I've seen have not yet resorted to 'Can I get .....', that would be the final straw.

That should result in a ban “May I have…” however

 

[Mr Moofo]

It was initially cute
Those signs litter the first 10 rows - and kid?
Seems like an awful lot of "old" kids at the Amex

Ajax and FC Copenhagen have the right idea