On The Chelmo Forum

[F G United]

one thing id like to say that really really really dissapointed me on saturday. At the tunnel After the game, Im more than happy to hear the abuse the heybridge players got as they were a bunch of cheats and extremly unsporting through out and got a very lucky victory BUT too see kids throwing stuff at the players was terrible. we cant let that happen at our club.

 

Posted by Tom SmalleyBTFC

[The Town Crier]

yep, nowt wrong with Toms eyesight <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" />

 

So what was your take on the Chelmsford shenanigans when you played Briantree FG?

[Balmoral Claret]

"Crowd trouble? When?"

 

Ah, so you didn't see anything Gazza. Can't blame BBB in your case, so I wonder what caused YOUR blindness. Or do you not get a decent view of the tunnel from your commentary box?

[The Town Crier]

Quote:

Balmoral Claret said:
"Crowd trouble? When?"

You poor attempt at comparison does not stand up FG, by exaggerating the throwing of chips paper cups and the like by a few kids into crowd trouble, will fool no one <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

And you BC, what do you think would be a reasonable punishment for your club?

[GazzaBTFC]

Don't get the view from the gallery, BC BUT I was told it was Heybridge kids. Dunno, perhaps I need me ears cleaned out. Then again, I heard various stories involving both supporters...

 

 

[F G United]

TC, The suporters from both sides behaved extremly well thankfully. The football players and management team on both sides were a disgrace to football and deserve what ever punishment if any that will be handed out by the FA. I know its the same words heard many of times on our Forums was the officials part that they played. How they can single out just two players, & our manager is beyond me they all should of been charged in my opinion.

Just to add I use the word Crowd as being anyone that pays to get in that makes up the crowd. My enquiry was have you been reported by the officials for the incident. I might add that you chips were always excellant, what a waste! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

[Balmoral Claret]

"And you BC, what do you think would be a reasonable punishment for your club?"

 

I think Ryan summed it up accurately in an earlier post. I would think that "reasonable" would include both clubs being eliminated from the ESC (despite the fact that this would leave the 2006 competition in total disarray); SOME players and/or officials receiving match bans (PROVIDED they are the PROVEN guilty parties) and heavy fines for both clubs (perhaps £thousands as opposed to £hundreds). But having said that - as they say in northern England/Scotland "there's nowt as queer as folk (or the Essex FA)", so we'll just have to wait and see.

[Tom_smalleyBTFC]

"BUT too see kids throwing stuff at the players was terrible"

 

im sorry but living up on melbourne park...and hearing Kids causing trouble..as crowd trouble is hilarious.

 

FG does it need reporting? really...think long and hard about your answer.

[F G United]

Sorry Tom but it WAS YOU that originally reported the incident, I was only asking was it reported by the officials.

[Tom_smalleyBTFC]

Thats because my friend. I have to eyes and can use them fairly.

 

i will disagree with gazza and say they were billericay kids.

 

But do you honestly think this needs to be reported by the ref??

 

was any harm done?

[Tom_smalleyBTFC]

"the throwing of chips paper cups"

 

Please remind me never to throw anything so harmful at FG or any other chelmo fans or players...i'd hate to hurt them or cause there well being any harm.

[GazzaBTFC]

Tom, nothing to agree or disagree with. I've heard a couple of stories about what happened on Saturday....

[F G United]

Only if the referee thought serious enough Tom, I get the feeling as my question was not answered that it was not reported by them and this was a minor incident, if thats the case then then no harm done.

As reported on CCFC Forum kids are a concern sometimes because of there behaviour but they hopefully our clubs long term future supporter as long as they behave in an acceptable manor.

Can't remember what do you charge for youngsters, and what counts as concessions at Billericay.

[Ryan.c]

If anything had happened the officials wouldn't have seen it anyway. They'd showered, changed, had a quick drink in the bar and were well on their way home before the Haybridge players had stopped hugging each other and decided to go in.

 

When are the FA likely to decide the outcome of the Chelmsford/Braintree brawl?

[The Town Crier]

FG.

 

Flare-ups are usually confined to the field of play. Supporters at our level ARE generally well behaved, passionate yes, but trouble...no.

 

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I thought both clubs (Chelmsford & Braintree)were charged, if so, does that not then represent the whole team?

 

Us....nothing to report, if there had been, it would have been.

Tom just voiced an observation, which is always welcomed at our club. If we can spot and nip minor negative actions in the bud, it will stop potential problems in the future.

 

BC.

I to wonder what will be the Essex FA's stance. I feel they may take the view that staging a Final is more important than...

 

FG.

 

Under 16's are a £1 and concessions (Students and the Older supporter)£5

[F G United]

Ryan,

 

Both Clubs and individuals have 14 Days to respond. (The sooner the better)

 

TC

Following the abandonment of the Essex Senior Cup Semi Final tie between Chelmsford City and Braintree Town on 30 Jan 2006, The following charges have been raised by The Football Association

 

Chelmsford City FC

FA Rule E20a - failed to ensure that its players and/or officials and/or employees and/or representatives conducted themselves in orderly fashion and refrained from violent, threatening or provocative behaviour .

 

Braintreee Town FC

FA Rule E20a - failed to ensure that its players and/or officials and/or employees and/or representatives conducted themselves in orderly fashion and refrained from violent, threatening or provocative behaviour .

 

Robbie Martin, Player, Braintree Town FC

FA Rule E3 - violent conduct

 

Craig Edwards, Manager, Chelmsford City FC

FA Rule E3 - violent conduct

 

Michael Haswell, Player, Chelmsford City FC

FA Rule E3 - violent conduct

 

All participants have until 20 February 2006 to respond.

 

Rule E20a is of a different nature to E3

 

Thanks also to the entry charges you charge, I'm new on working the turnstiles at Chelmsford and was interested in how we compared. Do you ask for ID on the gate or is it done on the discression of the gateman?

[delboy]

Students require a valid student card. Under 16's by gateman 's discretion although awarning that they cant have a drink in the bar usually deters the 18's from trying to get in cheap.

[GazzaBTFC]

A point needs to made here about the Chelmo incident...

 

Braintree are 2 zip up anb are prevented from taking a throw in by the members of the Chelmo bench...Why the hell did he not just stand there and cross his arms and wait....if they don't give the ball back, it's their look out. 2 zip down and wasting time by preventing a throw in is a little silly now, isn't it

[delboy]

Tom re "tunnell incident" as far as I am aware there was no incident and I was in the gate/tunnell area along with the stewards ensuring the players were able to safely leave the pitch. If any of the kids did throw anything it must have hit the btfc supporters waiting to say there farewells to the swift players a no objects came over or through the fence. Conclusion NO INCIDENT TO REPORT

[GazzaBTFC]

Which would put pay to the rumours...