Disgraceful photos from Al-Ahly (Egypt) Vs Orlando Pirates (South Africa)

vicwatson

I think they should be dumped out of the competition (if they haven't already), this is a disgrace.


1. Fans of Egypt's Al-Ahli disgrace themselves by shining laser lights in the face of the poor goalkeeper of South Africa Orlando Pirates Senzo Meyiwa during their African Champions League final at the Arab Contractors Stadium in Cairo on November 10.





2. Fans of Egypt's Al-Ahli celebrate after the team won the African Champions League final match against South Africa's Orlando Pirates at the Arab Contractors Stadium in Cairo on November 10.





Also, on other Al Ahly news -

https://www.supersport.com/football/caf-champions-league/news/131111/Al_Ahly_to_suspend_player_over_sign

Seem like a nasty outfit that need to be taken in hand.

Gavin "shels"

What's wrong with picture 2?

Lawrence1895

Gavin shels wrote: »

What's wrong with picture 2?

Exactly. nothing wrong there. But them laser lights are way over the top.

vicwatson

Gavin shels wrote: »

What's wrong with picture 2?

I just put it there to illustrate the craziness of these fans after beating the Orlando Pirates, they are celebrating with such passion that they forgot they were possibly cheating in the game they won - plus it's a nice colourful photo !

There should be sanctions against them

Lovely Bloke

vicwatson wrote: »

I think they should be dumped out of the competition

It was the final.

also, you are coming across as pretty hysterical.

ArmaniJeanss

The laserpen on the right (as we look) is fairly terrible - its pointing nowhere near the keeper.
They'd be better giving it to someone with steady aim who can get the keeper direct in the eye, or at least moving to the side so they have a better angle.

Brussels Sprout

Banning athletes who side with people killed in a massacre is fairly draconian alright.

vicwatson

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

It was the final.

also, you are coming across as pretty hysterical.

Bite me

Turtyturd

vicwatson wrote: »

Bite me

Will you petition for him to be dumped off boards if he does?

Augmerson

Pic no.1 looks a bit like an outdoor Scooter concert.

Lawrence1895

Augmerson wrote: »

Pic no.1 looks a bit like an outdoor Scooter concert.

*sings*...Hyper, hyper

Seriously, it should be possible to identify the culprits from that picture, they should be charged alright.

Oat23

The first major club game in Cairo since Port Said was a huge success from a security standpoint since the main talking point is a few lasers.

vicwatson wrote: »

Seem like a nasty outfit that need to be taken in hand.

The police already took care of that when they let Masry fans slaughter 72 of them last February.

vicwatson

Oat23 wrote: »

The first major club game in Cairo since Port Said was a huge success from a security standpoint since the main talking point is a few lasers.



The police already took care of that when they let Masry fans slaughter 72 of them last February.

Don't go there and put words in my mouth.

I was referring to CAF/FIFA taking them to task.

Oat23

vicwatson wrote: »

Don't go there and put words in my mouth.

I was referring to CAF/FIFA taking them to task.

Never said that is what you wanted. I mentioned a previous event that took place because certain people felt they had to be taught a lesson.

joe123

Strange enough thread this.

Jelle1880

If you want to ban Al-Ahly then you should also want Real and Barça banned, since the laser pen thing happens every time they meet each other.

vicwatson

Jelle1880 wrote: »

If you want to ban Al-Ahly then you should also want Real and Barça banned, since the laser pen thing happens every time they meet each other.

Well if we deem it acceptable in the game then the game of Football is going nowhere fast, cheating in ANY form has to be stamped out.

gimmick

Only way to stamp it out, is by methodically searching everyone on entry. Maybe even airport style. Flares are banned yet they always find a way into the ground. So there really is not much that can be done.

I thought by the title of the thread it was going to be of crowd violence or something!!

Pro. F

gimmick wrote: »

Only way to stamp it out, is by methodically searching everyone on entry. Maybe even airport style. Flares are banned yet they always find a way into the ground. So there really is not much that can be done.

I thought by the title of the thread it was going to be of crowd violence or something!!

Video cameras pointed at the fans can pick out the culprits easily. No need to search everyone on the way in.

Too Tough To Die

gimmick wrote: »

Only way to stamp it out, is by methodically searching everyone on entry. Maybe even airport style. Flares are banned yet they always find a way into the ground. So there really is not much that can be done.

I thought by the title of the thread it was going to be of crowd violence or something!!

Could easily smuggle them in, in your back passage. Like the Italian fans do with their flares.

ctrl-alt-delete

Nothing to see here,

They are the goal line technology lasers.

dfx-

gimmick wrote: »

Only way to stamp it out, is by methodically searching everyone on entry. Maybe even airport style. Flares are banned yet they always find a way into the ground. So there really is not much that can be done.

down the front of the trousers, no airport search has ever checked there as far as I know..

dundalkfc10

Too Tough To Die wrote: »

Could easily smuggle them in, in your back passage. Like the Italian fans do with their flares.

Italian Fans you mean fans from every country

Too Tough To Die

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

Italian Fans you mean fans from every country

When it comes to stuffing them up your arse, i've only heard of the Italians doing it.

dundalkfc10

Too Tough To Die wrote: »

When it comes to stuffing them up your arse, i've only heard of the Italians doing it.

haha ive never heard of that before from anyone

~Rebel~

gimmick wrote: »

Only way to stamp it out, is by methodically searching everyone on entry. Maybe even airport style. Flares are banned yet they always find a way into the ground. So there really is not much that can be done.

I thought by the title of the thread it was going to be of crowd violence or something!!

This is what's in place at LA Galaxy games - empty pockets, bag check, and passing through a metal detector.
Funny that one of the venues that needs it the least, actually has it.

Gavin "shels"

Pro. F wrote: »

Video cameras pointed at the fans can pick out the culprits easily. No need to search everyone on the way in.

False! This is in England btw!