Reading match abandoned after fans storm pitch in protest against owner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Reading's League One match against Port Vale was abandoned after home fans stormed the pitch in protest against the club's owner, Dai Yongge.
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The game was called off in the 16th minute when fans refused to leave the pitch. 'We appreciate supporters' frustrations,' Reading said in a club statement during the protest. 'The club can face serious sanctions if the pitch is not cleared.'
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That's right Reading Supporters, PROTEST!!! Take back your club❤️✊🏾
They don't look like tennis balls, as sky sports reported yesterday!! More lies from the media.. well done Reading keep the fight up to save your club.. KRO
the tennis balls went in first few minutes of play, then we walked the pitch at 16 minutes
Imagine if people protested like this against the government…
Another responsible owner cleared by Rick parry
Why don't the fans just stop going to the games and protest outside?
By not buying the tickets it would make the club unsustainable to run.
Majority are season ticket holders.
@@ThatStokeBloke so don't buy the season tickets
The club’s in financial turmoil.
If people stopped buying tickets you’re only making the problem worse.
@@craigfarr5521 if the goal is to get rid of the current ownership facilitating their ownership by buying tickets is counter productive.
The owner is worth multi billions. He has the money, he just isn’t putting it into the club. HMRC bills and wages are not being paid.
He’s allowing the club to die as he has done with two other football clubs in his history.
The only way forward is to get the attention of the media and the football league.
In honesty I can see Reading going the same way that Bury did, but all we can do now is hope that there are reforms that stop this happening in the future.
in a protest you have to follow the rules and be peaceful this shows Reading can't do it