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Dopo la sconfitta subita contro l’ Arsenal pare che nello spogliatoio dello Stoke City  ( fans in foto ) sia scoppiata una rissa tra l’allenatore Tony Pulis ed il giocatore Beattie; la società sembra stia facendo degli accertamenti al riguardo. La federazione scozzese, invece, potrebbe prendere provvedimenti verso i tesserati coinvolti nei momenti di tensione avvenuti nel tunnel che porta agli spogliatoi dopo il successo dell’ Hamilton sugli Hearts; per evitare sanzioni le società sterebbero gettando acqua sul fuoco ma nel rapporto arbitrale potrebbe essere stata ricostruita l’ intera dinamica dei fatti.Momenti di tensione a Nottingham in occasione di una manifestazione della “EDL” che avrebbe portato sulle strade almeno 500 persone; alcuni dei soggetti coinvolti nel corteo, in larga parte provenienti dal mondo del tifo, si sarebbero sontrati con la polizia in servizio.

 

Beattie (left) signed for Pulis’ Stoke from Sheffield United in January

Stoke City will hold an internal investigation amid reports of a bust-up between James Beattie and Tony Pulis.

BBC Radio Stoke understands manager Pulis and striker Beattie had to be separated in the dressing room after the 2-0 defeat by Arsenal on Saturday.Beattie did not train with the squad on Monday, although he did arrive at the training ground at around noon and left about 30 minutes later.The club had no further comment to make on the alleged bust-up.

( BBC Football )

 

 

Hamilton secretary Scott Struthers has played down the chaotic scenes at the end of their 2-1 win over Hearts.

Hearts pair Suso Santana and Ian Black, plus club masseur Alan Robson, and Accies’ Leon Knight were red-carded after a melee in the tunnel.Hearts’ Michael Stewart and Ismael Bouzid were sent off during the game.The Scottish Football Association is investigating, but Struthers said: “There was some pushing and shoving. Nothing I haven’t seen before.”The trouble in the tunnel at Hamilton began when Knight clashed with Hearts winger Santana.Other players, including Hearts striker Christian Nade, then became involved before police and club officials intervened to calm down the situation.

Hearts assistant boss Werner Berger and a number of players were also involved in verbal abuse of the match officials in the tunnel area after the game.

( BBC Sport )

 

 

Violence erupts at EDL demo in Nottingham

 

“Violent clashes have erupted between police and members of the English Defence League (EDL) during a city centre protest. Some 500 demonstrators from the EDL, many of whom had been drinking all morning, marched through Nottingham shouting: “We want our country back.”The hundreds of officers, many of whom had been drafted in by Nottinghamshire Police, surrounded the rally. Officers mounted on horses were forced to keep back some of the demonstrators with batons while some constables had dogs to try and contain the violence.Many of the demonstrators had their faces covered with hooded tops and scarves and shouted: “Allah, Allah, who the f*** is Allah?”Other protesters had Union Jacks and St George’s flags which they either waved or wrapped around their shoulders as a police officer barked instructions at the crowd from a helicopter circling overhead. Some of the group waved placards which read: “Protect Women, No To Sharia” and “No Surrender”.“

Press Association, 5 December 2009

 

Police have clashed with members of the English Defence League during a protest in Nottingham, with 11 people arrested.

Some 300 demonstrators from the EDL marched through the city centre shouting: “We want our country back.”Earlier there was a stand-off between the EDL and Unite Against Fascism, who held a counter protest in the city.Mounted police held back demonstrators with batons and punches were thrown at police. One female officer and a protester suffered minor injuries.Many of the EDL demonstrators had their faces covered with hooded tops and scarves and shouted anti-Islamic slogans.

‘Kicked police dog’

Other protesters had Union Jacks and St George’s flags which they either waved or wrapped around their shoulders as a police officer shouted instructions at the crowd from a helicopter circling overhead.Some of the group waved placards with slogans such as “Protect Women, No To Sharia” and “No Surrender”.

The EDL insists it is not a racist organisation and has no links to the BNP and is simply standing against the threat of Islamic extremism.A spokesman said they had planned the demonstration for Saturday as the Second Battalion the Mercian Regiment was holding a homecoming parade in Nottingham following a recent tour of Afghanistan.The EDL and UAF exchanged hostile words in the city’s Old Market Square but large numbers of police officers managed to keep the rival demonstrators apart.

Police clashed with English Defence League supporters

Nottinghamshire Police said they had deployed more than 700 officers, including some drafted in from Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, the West Midlands, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and Humberside.The force said a 29-year-old Nottinghamshire officer received an arm injury while policing the cordon and was taken to Nottingham’s Queens Medical Centre for treatment but the injury was not thought to be serious.One of the 11 men arrested on suspicion of minor public order offences was also taken to hospital, with police saying it was believed he kicked a police dog, which then bit him.The BBC’s Ben Ando said the arrests came when a small number of EDL protesters clashed with police who were containing them near the city’s main railway station.

‘Anti-British’

Thousands of Christmas shoppers gathered to watch 500 troops from the Mercian Regiment parade through the city in the morning.The homecoming parade followed a six-month tour of duty in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan, where the regiment lost five soldiers and dozens of its men were injured.

We came here to support our lads, and the UAF and other militants have turned up English Defence League membe

A 43-year-old EDL member, a serving soldier who did not want to be named, said: “We came here to support our lads, and the UAF and other militants have turned up.”I think it’s disgusting. I look at their protest and there’s a Pakistani flag flying with a Muslim symbol. Their protest isn’t against the EDL, they’re protesting against the troops and it’s anti-British.

“They haven’t got one Union Jack or St George’s Flag. I’m not a fascist, I’m not a Nazi but I am British.”Michael Vickery, from the UAF, said: “It’s not good enough not to have any kind of a response (to the EDL presence) because basically, if we don’t have a protest then it’s letting them come into town and say ‘this is our place for the day’, which it isn’t, it belongs to everyone in Nottingham.”After the rally missiles were thrown at a breakaway group of the EDL but no-one was hurt.The EDL marchers were led to the railway station by police and began boarding trains back to their homes at around 1630 GMT.Nottinghamshire’s Assistant Chief Constable Ian Ackerley said the force had faced a series of complex events but had achieved “a successful outcome to a very challenging day”.

( BBC News )

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