Le Havre decides to ban a 6-year-old child from the stadium

This is a great first in France, and this is no joke. The Le Havre club issued a stadium ban against a six-year-old child who had thrown paper cups and paper balls.

During the match between HAC and Reims on November 10, a six-year-old child was spotted on video throwing (empty) cardboard cups and paper balls, which ultimately landed outside the stadium. the play area, but not far. As a result, the zealous delegate of the Professional Football League recorded this in his report, which, among other events, resulted in a fine of 5,000 euros for the senior club following this meeting. As a result, Le Havre leaders wanted to mark the occasion and the use of cameras made it possible to identify the perpetrator, a young six-year-old boy, and his companion.

Six years, he is IDS in Le Havre

The child and the latter are therefore commercially banned from the stadium until the beginning of January, while the little boy's parents were warned of this very serious sanction and did not want to contest it. Asked by The Teamthe oldest club justified this very surprising sanction to say the least. “ It's a bit sad, but we are obliged to act on these subjects and in the face of exacerbated behavior. Il We must raise awareness among those accompanying us and show that the stadium must remain a place of celebration, and not a place to let off steam. », Said a Le Havre leader to explain this severity. Remember that during this meeting, homophobic chants were also heard, and an adult and licensed supporter entered the pitch, which earned himthem firm suspension matches.