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Sette arresti sono stati effettuati a margine della temuta sfida tra Ipswich Town e Norwich, le cui tifoserie sono fiere rivali. Circa 2000 tifosi gialloverdi sono stati scortati da circa 300 agenti in servizio con il compito di tenere separati i fans delle opposte fazioni. Alla fine si sono contati sette arresti e tredici persone sono state allontanate dagli spalti per infrazioni minori; la polizia considera questo bilancio positivo, alla luce delle preoccupazioni della vigilia. Alcuni giocatori del Chelsea che festeggiavano la qualificazione alla finale di FA Cup in un locale alla moda avevano appena lasciato lo stesso quando è scoppiata una grossa rissa tra ragazze, una delle quali è rimasta ferita dopo essere stata colpita alla testa con una bottiglia di vino. L’ alterco pare che sia scoppiato intorno alle quattro del mattino, nelle imminenze dell’ orario di chiusura. Giocatori e società del Chelsea rifiutano dichiarazioni circa la vicenda.
Seven arrests at Ipswich vs Norwich game (“Evening News 24”)
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| City fans at yesterday’s game |
20 April 2009 07:32
“Police have thanked fans of both teams following yesterday’s East Anglian derby – with just seven people arrested.
About 300 police officers were on duty for one of the county’s biggest policing operations this year which had been in the planning since before Christmas.
As well as those arrested, 13 people – all Town fans apart from one Norwich City fan – where ejected from the ground. The majority of these were by the club for people smoking inside Portman Road.
Suffolk police Superintendent John Everett, match commander, said: “There was always going to be an edge because of the result factor and obviously Ipswich where looking for a win and Norwich do not want to be relegated.
“That is on top of the normal competitive edge with the derby atmosphere. I would thank the fans for taking the advice and our requests to behave and act responsibly. It is a very small minority who allowed their emotions to boil over and get themselves into trouble and be arrested.”
Norwich City fans who travelled to the game by coach and train were met at Ipswich Railway Station by police officers who escorted them to Portman Road. The same process was reversed following the match.
Police also thanked Canaries fans for their “patience” after their train was delayed for an hour due to signalling problems. The fans were allowed off the train and water was handed out to them.
Supt Everett said: “When you look at it being a capacity crowd and what was riding on the game and the end result as far as Norwich is concerned, from a policing perspective it passed off extremely well. I would like to thank both clubs for their involvement and support.”
More than 2,000 Norwich City fans made the trip along the A140 to the match, which Norwich lost 3-2, severely denting their hopes of avoiding relegation.”
CHELSEA FLEE BLOODBATH
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ABOVE: FINAL FLING: Joe Cole and Salomon Kalou joined their team mates at Movida
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ABOVE: Lampard recently split from his stunning fiancee Elen Rives
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Spokesman for Frank Lampard
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ABOVE: Ashley was not spotted with the rest of the team on the big night out
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CHELSEA players avoided a bloodbath by minutes when they celebrated booking their place in the FA Cup Final.