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Gli scontri di mercoledì scorso tra i tifosi del Bristol City e quelli dell’ Ajax sono finiti in tribunale. Un primo tifoso olandese è stato multato di 360 sterline ed altri dieci supporters dei Paesi Bassi ed uno della formazione di casa affronteranno il gudizio delle corti nei prossimi giorni. Dopo che gli ospiti avevano superato per quattro reti a zero la formazione di casa davanti a circa 11mila spettatori, un gruppo di tifosi dell’ Ajax, che sfilava scortato, è stato inseguito ed aggredito da una frangia dei fans di casa. Infatti, il “cordone” di sicurezza” non ha retto ed una quarantina di persone delle due fazioni sono arrivate a contatto. Il primo sostenitore ospite processato e rilasciato dopo il pagamento di un ammenda ha subito una pena relativamente lieve in quanto la corte ha riconosciuto la circostanza che siano stati soggetti della tifoseria del Bristol City a scatenare gli incidenti. Altri due olandesi , oltre ai nove arrestati nel corso della rissa, dovranno rispondere del possesso di cocaina. Intanto è stato effettuato il sorteggio del primo turno preliminare della “Champions’ League” e quello delle qualificazioni alla “Europa League”, ossia la vecchia Coppa UEFA. Non è andata molto bene ai Celtic Glasgow che per proseguire nella marcia verso il tabellone della massima manifestazione continentale dovranno vedersela con i russi della Dinamo Mosca. Nell’ “Europa League” la matricola Falkirk, se eliminerà il Vaduz, affronterà lo Slovan Liberec. All’ Aberdeen toccherà la vincente tra Sigma Olomuc e Fram Reykjavic mentre il Motherwell inizierà contro gli abbordabili albanesi del Flamurtari. E’ andata bene anche agli inglesi del Fulham che si troveranno davanti la vincente della doppia sfida Vetra-Hjk Helsinki.
Fined Ajax fan was ‘charged’ by Bristol City supporters
Bristol Evening Post
17 July 2009
“A Dutch football fan fought with a Bristol City fan when home supporters charged towards rival supporters after the Robins’ friendly match against Ajax.Nicky Tielen was fined £360 by city magistrates when he admitted using unlawful violence in Brunel Way after the game at Ashton Gate on Wednesday.The court was told the 20-year-old was among a group of Ajax fans being escorted from the ground by police when Bristol City supporters ran towards them and fighting broke out.Crown Prosecutor Jane Warren said: “The Ajax supporters were walking along the Cumberland Basin towards Winterstoke Road and City fans began to run towards them. Ajax fans broke away from the police escort and 40 people, from both sides, engaged in fighting.”One of the police officers saw Mr Tielen punching a City fan. When he was interviewed by police he agreed that he had been punching the City fan but said he only did that after he was hit first.“
Ms Warren told District Judge Hine the violence broke out at about 9.45pm.She said: “There were a great number of people arrested. As I understand it other people have been prosecuted. Those who come from Holland have been fined and gone on their way and for those on the City side, football banning orders are being considered.”The Ajax fans were being orderly until the City fans came towards them, at which point they broke free and entered the fray.”John Quinn, defending, said drivers were forced to stop their cars on the road as a result of the brawl.He said his client, who lives with his parents and works laying roads in Holland, had been in the country since Monday and visited England for a short break and to watch the Bristol City vs Ajax match.Mr Quinn said: “If had not been for the actions of the Bristol City fans, he would have gone his way happily.”District judge Hine fined Teilen £360, which is one week’s wages, and ordered him to pay £40 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.
He said: “You have pleaded guilty to an offence which is potentially quite serious but I understand you got into this because English fans were behaving worse than you did.”It’s a shame you got involved in this if you were enjoying your stay in England and hope you go home with reasonable memories of the country.“On Thursday, the Bristol Evening Post reported that two other Dutch football fans had been given banning orders after violence flared on the day of the Ajax match.There were 10 arrests for assault, violence and disorder, including nine Dutch fans and one City supporter.At one point, police were faced with a 30-strong group of drunk Dutch fans, all carrying bottles and pint glasses, who ran at them in Canons Way near the city centre.Two Dutch fans, one a 21-year-old student and the other a 25-year-old builder, were given conditional discharges for assaulting police officers and each banned from football matches in England and Wales for three years.Two more Dutch fans were arrested for possession of cocaine on Tuesday and were cautioned and released.Bristol City officials said almost 11,000 people attended the match against the four-times European champions Ajax, which beat City 4-0.”
Scots learn Euro League opponents
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Aberdeen will meet Czech side Sigma Olomouc or Fram from Iceland in the Europa League third qualifying round.
Czech outfit Slovan Liberec wait for Falkirk if the Bairns can build on their 1-0 first leg lead over Vaduz.Motherwell face a tricky tie against Steaua Bucharest or Ujpest if they can overcome a 1-0 deficit when Flamurtari visit Scotland next week.The third round ties are played on 30 July and 6 August, with the winners reaching a final qualifying round.Aberdeen and Falkirk will be at home for the opening games, with Motherwell away for the first leg, if they make it through.
Ujpest are being coached by former Celtic reserve boss Willie McStay as the Glasgow side recently settled a link-up deal with the Hungarians.But the Romanians appear favourites to progress from the second qualifying round as they currently hold a 2-0 first leg advantage.Sigma Olomouc beat Kilmarnock 4-0 on aggregate in a 1998 Uefa Cup tie and former European champions Steaua last played a Scottish club when they took on Rangers in the Champions League groups stages in 1995.Hearts will enter the tournament in the next phase, as will sides dropping out of the Champions League qualifying rounds.
Europa League third round qualifying ties involving British & Irish clubs:
Honka/Bangor City v Rosenborg/Qarabag
Falkirk/Vaduz v Slovan Liberec
St Patrick’s/Valletta v Krylia Sovetov
CSKA Sofia v Skonto/Derry City
Steaua Bucharest/Ujpest v Flamurtari/Motherwell
Aberdeen v Sigma Olomouc/Fram Reykjavik
Rabotnicki/Crusaders v Odense
Vetra/HJK Helsinki v Fulham
( BBC Sport )