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Dec 10 2008, 06:08 PM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make.
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Dec 10 2008, 06:14 PM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make. Cant punish all the fans for a couple of idiots. I hear people coming out with racist stuff at city every blue moon and a mate of mine said some united fans where singing about gas chambers against tottenham a few weeks ago.
its bad. but no where near as bad as it once was
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Dec 10 2008, 06:18 PM
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the guy who was found guilty should be banned from all footy events, disgrace of a decision
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Dec 10 2008, 06:33 PM
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Havent read the article lol
But if the culprit has been found then yes should receive a life time ban, anything less unacceptable.
Edited by roo86, Dec 10 2008, 06:34 PM.
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Dec 10 2008, 06:35 PM
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what i dont understand is
the fans who racially abused sol campbell, police have released photos for them to be handed in (about 20 ppl). they said they will receive life time bans
why isnt the same precedent handed down in the mido case if the crime is almost the same
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Dec 10 2008, 10:19 PM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make.
Cant punish all the fans for a couple of idiots. I hear people coming out with racist stuff at city every blue moon and a mate of mine said some united fans where singing about gas chambers against tottenham a few weeks ago. its bad. but no where near as bad as it once was Who said anything about punishing all fan's?
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Dec 10 2008, 10:28 PM
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what i dont understand is
the fans who racially abused sol campbell, police have released photos for them to be handed in (about 20 ppl). they said they will receive life time bans
why isnt the same precedent handed down in the mido case if the crime is almost the same good point, maybe cos Barwick's on a promise from Sol?
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Dec 10 2008, 10:51 PM
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what i dont understand is
the fans who racially abused sol campbell, police have released photos for them to be handed in (about 20 ppl). they said they will receive life time bans
why isnt the same precedent handed down in the mido case if the crime is almost the same
good point, maybe cos Barwick's on a promise from Sol?
Treb
But it is a joke for the "fans" to be guilty and only fined?
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Dec 10 2008, 11:13 PM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make. can you explain to me in what way the ruling power in football has done wrong in this case?
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Dec 11 2008, 12:09 AM
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Cant punish all the fans for a couple of idiots. I hear people coming out with racist stuff at city every blue moon and a mate of mine said some united fans where singing about gas chambers against tottenham a few weeks ago. Don't think United have played Spurs this season yet. 
In the Campbell incident haven't they released pictures of about 16 suspects now?
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disgusting decision
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Dec 11 2008, 10:15 AM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make.
can you explain to me in what way the ruling power in football has done wrong in this case? I would say not giving racist idiots who have been found guilty a life time ban constitutes doing wrong?
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Dec 11 2008, 02:27 PM
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Boro & FA angry over Mido action Mido Mido was subjected to similar abuse in the corresponding fixture last season
Middlesbrough and the Football Association say they are "disappointed" a Newcastle fan who racially abused Mido has escaped a banning order.
Barry Hutchinson, 49, pleaded guilty to an offence of racist or obscene chanting during the Magpies' 0-0 draw at Middlesbrough on 29 November.
Hutchinson was fined £270 with £45 costs, while his son Andrew Hutchinson denied the same charge.
"We are disappointed a banning order was not imposed," said an FA spokesman.
"It is important to send out a strong message that racist and discriminatory chanting is totally unacceptable, and that anyone found guilty will face the consequences."
A Middlesbrough spokesman said: "It makes it very difficult for football clubs to have a robust anti-racism policy without the support of the courts.
The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing
Director of Kick It Out Piara Powar
"Despite this setback we will continue to be vigilant and supportive of police in tackling all discriminatory and anti-social behaviour. The individual concerned will be banned from the Riverside Stadium."
Mido, 25, suffered similar abuse during the corresponding fixture at the Riverside last season but no action was taken because police were unable to identify the culprits.
"It happened again because after the first time the English FA did nothing," Mido told Egyptian TV station Al Hayat.
Last week Piara Powar, director of anti-racism campaign Kick It Out, called on football supporters to help "self-police" any racist incidents on the terraces.
"The police are now saying they are going to put in extra monitoring for the next game, but by then it will be too late," he said.
"What we need is for the police to go over the CCTV footage and do what they can, in similar way which they are in Hampshire concerning the recent incident with the Tottenham fans at Portsmouth.
"The key change we do have in English football now is there is self-policing, peer pressure which supporters who understand the implications can put on fans who are involved in abuse."
This is a complete disgrace and just goes to show how inept the ruling powers in the game are, it baffles me the decisions they make.
can you explain to me in what way the ruling power in football has done wrong in this case?
I would say not giving racist idiots who have been found guilty a life time ban constitutes doing wrong? this may come as a shock to you but the FA has no jurisdiction in a magistrates court. i,m farely sure that if what he chanted was half as hysterical as whats been posted about it he would have been banned.
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Dec 11 2008, 02:31 PM
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Yep no jurisdiction, but based on him being found guilty of the offense in court the FA could ban him if they wanted to surely?
And the fact that he has been found guilty in court must prove he did make the racist chants?
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Dec 11 2008, 02:32 PM
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“Mido, he has a bomb you know” and “Mido he’s a beautiful man" good god he should be hung not banned for this example of vile rascist chanting.
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