EFL say pitch invasion completly unacceptable

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40000646


but I bet they do **** all about it.

 

That's still more of a response from the EFL than I recall us getting after last year's incidents from the same group of supporters.

 

well they did not go onto the pitch then, but this is now two seasons running that they have behaved like animals... take away their promotion for me. But they will at best get a poxy fine no doubt.

 

Funny what they deem unacceptable... invading the playing area but not attacking opposing family's..

 

Wembley stadium have also confirmed that they're going to investigate.

On the upside, at least they're threatening to do something this time, rather than burying their head immediately after the incident like last season.

No doubt the middle aged chavs on their forum will pass it off as a few kids trying to take up the Millwall mantle, bless em.

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but nowt will get done

 

Another weak body. Add it to the list.

 

Something will happen because players were at risk. The punishment will fall on Wembley, however, not miwoll. A matchday supervisor will be forced to fall on his own sword.

 

A formal complaint by a Club Wembley member who works in football is alleging that staff failed to deal with Millwall supporters who invaded the pitch at the end of the game against Bradford City.
The submission reads " From the comfort of my seat I was forced to stand on numerous occasions as Millwall supporters in front kept standing up. The language of those around me can only be described as disgusting with men and children as young as 11or 12 goading opposition supporters to our left.
The boys and girls were joining in shouting and signalling obscenities. Again stewards did nothing.
At half time I went to the toilets and the queues to get in all of them were horrendous. As I got closer the smell of tobacco and cannabis was overpowering. I saw one person openly snorting cocaine at one of the sinks.
I reported this to stewards who did not seem to be too bothered and I also reported what I had seen to the police.
Again it should have been obvious to the stewards what was going on but sadly nothing was done."

An FA spokesman has been in touch with the complainant and has said " We take all complaints seriously and will investigate
this matter."