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Tifosi alla ribalta sui tabloids britannici. Ampissima eco è stata data alla singolare protesta di un invasore di campo in occasione della sfida tra Everton e Manchester City, sospesa per 5 minuti. Il fan in questione, secondo alcuni media supporter del Liverpool, si è ammanettato al palo di una porta e neppure le forze dell’ordine sono riuscite a farlo desistere bonariamente, tanto da dovere intervenire, con la sfida ormai sospesa da diversi minuti, con un paio di cesoie speciali per “liberare” l’uomo. L’invasore indossava una maglietta con scritte polemiche verso la compagnia aerea “RyanAir”, verso la quale nutre motivi di risentimento per vicende familiari e lavorative riguardanti la figlia. Ben altri i timori per il regolare svolgimento della partita tra West Ham e Millwall, squadre le cui tifoserie sono divise da una fierissima rivalità spesso degenerata in episodi gravissimi. La polizia ha annunciato massime misure a tutela dell’ordine pubblico.
Fan handcuffs himself to goalpost during Premier League match ‘because Ryanair axed his daughter in the recession’
Last updated at 3:34 PM on 1st February 2012
John Foley, 46, halted play at Goodison Park for around five minutes in a one-man demonstration aimed at the airline’s boss Michael O’Leary.
Mr O’Leary was apparently in the stands to watch the game between Everton and his favourite team Manchester City.
Liverpool fan Mr Foley emerged from the Goodison Park crowd with just under five minutes remaining until half-time and shackled himself to the frame of City keeper Joe Hart’s goal.
Protest: Stewards were too slow to get to John Foley as he handcuffed himself to the post
Mr Foley wore a T-shirt criticising Ryanair. The airline had apparently treated his daughter badly
A message on his T-shirt read: ‘Europe’s greatest training robbers. Ryanair. Lowest wages guaranteed. Stop. Recruitment scamming our children.’
Everton captain Phil Neville tried to convince Mr Foley to leave the pitch but his request was ignored and police used bolt-cutters to remove the handcuffs.
After a five-minute hold-up he was released and led away by police.
Mr Foley, a jeweller, was released on police bail after spending a night in the cells following his arrest for pitch invasion.
After his release he used his blog to apologise to both sets of fans, and explained that his protest was the latest in a series aimed at Ryanair.
He said: ‘Ryanairdontcare Campaign founder John Foley staged a peaceful protest last night at Goodison Park were Michael O’Leary was in attendance, as horse racing and Manchester City is his Passion.
Michael O’Leary, Ryanair Chief Executive is a keen Manchester City fan and was apparently at last night’s game
‘Ryanairdontcare Campaign wish to apologise to Everton F.C , Manchester City, Stewards and all fans Except O’Leary the scammer for any upset caused by this protest…..
‘John Foley has many family and friends who support Everton but he himself is a Liverpudlian.
‘The issues of young people being recruitment scammed at Ryanair needs to be told…’
It emerged that Mr Foley has staged previous protest against Ryanair over the treatment of his daughter Sarah, who worked for the airline in 2008.
In February 2010, he climbed onto the roof of the Crowne Plaza Hotel near Liverpool John Lennon Aiport brandishing a banner criticising Ryanair’s training programme.
Sarah, who was 18 at the time, was allegedly recruited by St James Management, who train cabin crew for Ryanair.
She paid a deposit to the company and trained for six weeks in Bishop Stortford, before being offered a contract from Crewlink, another recruitment company.
Sarah was then required to move to Dublin, but her contract was terminated along with 20 others after seven weeks.
On his blog, Mr Foley described how the cabin crew were told that they were being dismissed due to ‘the recession’.
He said: ‘They were all terminated and the reason was the recession.
‘This was a very hard time for Sarah and she was alone in Dublin by this time and cried for days.’Mr Foley claims Ryanair refused to give Sarah a flight home, and that he had to get a ferry over to Dublin to collect her.
It took a number of officers and a pair of bolt-cutters to remove the handcuffs as fans looked on
Mr Foley blasted the dismissal as a ‘scam’ by Ryanair to get money out of young people.
He wrote: ‘An 18-year-old scouse girl had seen through this scam and after being refused a flight home had told Ryanair supervisors never to forget her name “Foley”. How true was these words.’
Ryanair’s rejects Mr Foley’s claims.
European Communication Manager Daniel de Carvalho has said: ‘Ryanair can confirm that this person was never directly employed by Ryanair, she was employed by Crewlink which supply contract cabin crew to Ryanair.
‘Crewlink confirm that this woman failed her probation as within the first seven weeks she had a number of occasions of lateness, a large number of uncertified leave days and one occasion where she did not report for duty.
‘At Ryanair we maintain very high standards of professionalism among our cabin crew and people who are unwilling to work hard or turn up for work will not continue to be employed either by Ryanair or by any of our contractors.’
Mr Foley was charged under the 1991 Football Offences Act with going on to the playing area at a football match and bailed with conditions to appear before Liverpool Magistrates Court on 17 February 17.
The protest did not affect Everton’s play, as they went on to beat the league leaders 1-0 thanks to a Darren Gibson goal.
Police finally managed to escort Mr Foley away after a five-minute break in the game
(Daily Mail )
Police safety operation for Millwall’s West Ham clash
4:43pm Wednesday 1st February 2012 in
The Met Police says it is liaising closely with West Ham and Millwall to ensure this weekend’s fixture will be safe and trouble-free.
Met officers and the the British Transport Police have agreed a pan-London operation that will be put in place around Saturday’s match.
Police officers will be at Upton Park and throughout London for the duration of the game providing a robust presence at the stadium and reassurance for the local community in Newham.
They will also employ a range of tactics to identify and target potential troublemakers.
A spokesman said there was no information at present to suggest that acts of organised disorder are planned Fans from both West Ham and Millwall are being reminded that this will be a family match and that there will be no tickets available for purchase on the match day.
Anyone without a ticket for the event should not travel to the game.
Chief Superintendent Sean Vickers, Borough Commander for Newham and Match Commander for the event, said: “The Met has a great deal of experience in policing high-profile football matches in London and whilst we want everyone to enjoy this game we will not tolerate any troublemakers.
“We have been working closely with Millwall and West Ham for several months and together we know we can deliver an event that legitimate football fans will enjoy.
“We appreciate a healthy rivalry between clubs but anything which deviates from this will be dealt with quickly and robustly. There will be no excuses; if you are intent on trouble you will be targeted by our officers and dealt with.”
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