For years, the Professional Football League has launched a real war against the use of smoke bombs and other pyrotechnic devices in French stadiums. Despite the countless sanctions against clubs and people lighting smoke bombs, the use of these animations continues to persist in the French stands. But now, the Ultras are no longer the only ones to receive stadium bans, young toddlers who come to support their favorite team are also in the sights of the clubs.
A lunar justification
This is what daily life reveals to us today the Team through information that might be hard to believe. Indeed, the newspaper tells us that a child aged… six years old has received a commercial stadium ban until the beginning of 2025. The reason? He threw empty cardboard cups and paper balls towards a friend during the match between Le Havre and Reims. These small objects ended up behind the advertising boards, but at no time on the green rectangle and did not touch anyone.
A report to the match delegate was made and stadium video surveillance was used to identify the “troublemaker”. Faced with this, the club is trying to clear itself in a lunar way: “It's a bit sad, but we are obliged to act on these subjects and in the face of exacerbated behavior. We must raise awareness among those accompanying us and show that the stadium must remain a place of celebration, and not an outlet” supports a source at the HAC, affirms a desire to want to show its credentials before the LFP commission. It is certain that in his fight against excesses in the stadiums, Vincent Labrune must be happy to know that a six-year-old child will not have the right to come and support his heroes until 2025.
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To summarize
Surely the most ridiculous sanction of the century! A six-year-old child received a commercial stadium ban from the Le Havre club, he threw empty paper cups and paper balls towards a friend.
