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3 minutes ago, redm said:

 

No idea about the pre-match thing but if it was the Kickback song it would explain Robinson’s reference to “a group of about 20” or whatever it was that he said. Chances of 20 folk collectively deciding to whap out racist songs like that at a home game seem pretty unlikely. There’s not a chance the people around them would have missed it either. 

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3 minutes ago, jambocub said:

I'm no expecting it to be public just if there's clear video evidence ( sure the motherwell manager said he watched it). It'll be quite easy to prosecute

Indeed , playing devils advocate it could be that the incident before the match is one incident and what Robinson is referring to is infact a misunderstanding of the Kickback song. 

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6 minutes ago, sadj said:

Wouldn’t be able to charge them without corroboration before it was passed to the PF though is that correct. So as they have been charged there had to be sufficient evidence to charge them. Whether that turns into a prosecution is a different matter

 

Yes, corroberation is required in Scotland.

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5 minutes ago, redm said:

 

No idea about the pre-match thing but if it was the Kickback song it would explain Robinson’s reference to “a group of about 20” or whatever it was that he said. Chances of 20 folk collectively deciding to whap out racist songs like that at a home game seem pretty slim. There’s not a chance the people around them would have missed it either. 

I agree with this. In this day and age, racism isn't as blatant as is being made out in the allegation. That said, if they were singing about Kickback then they have an IQ that is challenging and therefore they could easily have been as stupid as this.

 

Either way, morons getting the long arm of Inspector Knacker is welcome.

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2 minutes ago, redm said:

 

No idea about the pre-match thing but if it was the Kickback song it would explain Robinson’s reference to “a group of about 20” or whatever it was that he said. Chances of 20 folk collectively deciding to whap out racism like that at a home game seem pretty unlikely. There’s not a chance the people around them would have missed it either. 

 

It's all a bit confusing now, if I've understood how it has all panned out. It seems, and I accept I may be wrong, that anything untoward that was said took place outside the stadium, and was heard by some of the Motherwell players (although I'm struggling to work out where outside the stadium would a group of Motherwell players be together. I always imagined that the team bus pulled up somewhere outside the stadium, very close to the entrance the players got off the bus and immediately entered the stadium). If it was something which happened inside the stadium it must have been when the Motherwell substitutes were warming up and possibly passing lower Section N, yet others who were in that area of the stadium are saying they heard nothing untoward). And if it did happen outside the ground how would anyone know if those involved were all from Section N as there are people who sit in a multitude of sections who all enter the ground through the same turnstiles.

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19 minutes ago, kila said:

Police must be confident of a win in court if they are charging them. Perhaps audio matching CCTV exists along with other footage (probably from Motherwell's pitch shots they do during games).

 

 

 

 

It doesn’t work like that. Police have zero say in whether a case goes to court or not.

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6 minutes ago, redm said:

No idea about the pre-match thing but if it was the Kickback song it would explain Robinson’s reference to “a group of about 20” or whatever it was that he said. Chances of 20 folk collectively deciding to whap out racism like that at a home game seem pretty unlikely. There’s not a chance the people around them would have missed it either. 

 

Maybe he is assuming that a song sung later containing 'kickback' was something else because of a crime before kick off. I hope it is all a misunderstanding, but the truth will come out soon enough.

 

 

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1 minute ago, portobellojambo1 said:

 

It's all a bit confusing now, if I've understood how it has all panned out. It seems, and I accept I may be wrong, that anything untoward that was said took place outside the stadium, and was heard by some of the Motherwell players (although I'm struggling to work out where outside the stadium would a group of Motherwell players be together. I always imagined that the team bus pulled up somewhere outside the stadium, very close to the entrance the players got off the bus and immediately entered the stadium). If it was something which happened inside the stadium it must have been when the Motherwell substitutes were warming up and possibly passing lower Section N, yet others who were in that area of the stadium are saying they heard nothing untoward). And if it did happen outside the ground how would anyone know if those involved were all from Section N as there are people who sit in a multitude of sections who all enter the ground through the same turnstiles.

 

It happened inside the ground during the warmup

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In next week’s instalment of “I have a friend who is coloured”....

 

”Nah, nope. I didn’t shout racist abuse at that black fellae. He has a really big and happy laugh and what I actually said was - that is some snigger”

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4 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

It doesn’t work like that. Police have zero say in whether a case goes to court or not.

To charge someone now you must have corroborated evidence under new laws? 

 

Sorry missed Sadj posts

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By the way that text saying that they have been charged and need to go to court. I find that hard to believe as they would have been charged on Sunday and it will take the police a few weeks to even submit a report to the PF who will then make the decision as to whether there is strong enough evidence to go to court.

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6 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

It happened inside the ground during the warmup

 

Does the pre match warm up not actually take place on the pitch itself. And if so does it not suggest that if something was transmitted verbally it would have to be loud enough for players out on the pitch to hear it as well as others already situated in lower Section N, who appear to have heard nothing untoward.

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50 minutes ago, sadj said:

That is just not true , CCTV on body cams or videos on personal phones or indeed corroboration from other individuals could be used. Further to that professional lip readers can and have been used to corroborate things

 

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7 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

It happened inside the ground during the warmup

 

That would eplain our subs warming up at half time at the opposite end to the usual. (at half time)

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42 minutes ago, Jamhammer said:

From phone? I’m only going by what I’ve read on here. I’m guessing it’s official video as hasn’t surfaced on SM. Certainly if it’s body cam footage may well have sound.

 

 

 

Any excuse for one of my fav bits of comedy ever

 

 

 

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All roads lead to Gorgie

Are there many people in that section anyway when the players are warming up, most fans will still be making their way from the pubs at that time. Twenty people in a group shouting racist things towards a player sounds unlikely but time will tell I suppose. If guilt is proved then ban them for life! 

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2 minutes ago, All roads lead to Gorgie said:

Are there many people in that section anyway when the players are warming up, most fans will still be making their way from the pubs at that time. Twenty people in a group shouting racist things towards a player sounds unlikely but time will tell I suppose. If guilt is proved then ban them for life! 

As i and others said above , Im thinking the incident that led to arrests and the 10/20 people thing are two different things. Would make a lot of sense for that to be the case

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12 minutes ago, portobellojambo1 said:

 

Does the pre match warm up not actually take place on the pitch itself. And if so does it not suggest that if something was transmitted verbally it would have to be loud enough for players out on the pitch to hear it as well as others already situated in lower Section N, who appear to have heard nothing untoward.

How many fans would be in N lower at 2.30 when their warm-up starts? Very few I think so not many around tohear suggested racist comments. 

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11 minutes ago, graygo said:

 

That would eplain our subs warming up at half time at the opposite end to the usual. (at half time)

Indeed. I wondered what was going on at the time. 

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All roads lead to Gorgie
2 minutes ago, sadj said:

As i and others said above , Im thinking the incident that led to arrests and the 10/20 people thing are two different things. Would make a lot of sense for that to be the case

Yes I think the 20 in a group could be the misheard kickback song and the two arrested could be from prematch possibly. 

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24 minutes ago, jambocub said:

I'm no expecting it to be public just if there's clear video evidence ( sure the motherwell manager said he watched it). It'll be quite easy to prosecute

If the Police have proof to make their case then the culprits will have to take their lumps,tough luck.But it will not be some dopey points scoring manager who oversees this but the culprit lawyer.As for reliability any idea how many were convicted in the recent cup final via tv evidence.?

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26 minutes ago, sadj said:

Indeed , playing devils advocate it could be that the incident before the match is one incident and what Robinson is referring to is infact a misunderstanding of the Kickback song. 

I've no read everything was there 2 incidents?

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51 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

:facepalm:

 

 

Police don’t tend to publish every arrest made ??

 

 

So the two guys got arrested as they left and you went haring off to ask the steward who then gave you a full explanation? ?

 

 

Pretty much exactly what will have happened.

The stewards were getting abused and one explained why they were getting lifted. 

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2 minutes ago, jambocub said:

I've no read everything was there 2 incidents?

 

Sounds likely.

 

Edit: Although one of them sounds like a non-incident.

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23 minutes ago, jake said:

To charge someone now you must have corroborated evidence under new laws? 

 

Sorry missed Sadj posts

 

You don’t need corroboration to charge, just the balance of evidence. Corroboration comes into play when the PF tries to convict.

 

19 minutes ago, portobellojambo1 said:

 

Does the pre match warm up not actually take place on the pitch itself. And if so does it not suggest that if something was transmitted verbally it would have to be loud enough for players out on the pitch to hear it as well as others already situated in lower Section N, who appear to have heard nothing untoward.

 

Players can hear individual shouts during matches so pretty sure they can hear them pre-match

 

17 minutes ago, graygo said:

 

That would eplain our subs warming up at half time at the opposite end to the usual. (at half time)

 

Certainly makes sense

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7 minutes ago, Currahee! said:

The stewards were getting abused and one explained why they were getting lifted. 

 

Glad to hear the stewards getting treated with respect ??

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8 minutes ago, jambocub said:

I've no read everything was there 2 incidents?

No no im saying the alleged incident would be the pre match one people have mentioned and the confusion over the kickback song could be what Robinson referred to about a group of 10/20 people. So one incident and one misunderstanding

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20 minutes ago, All roads lead to Gorgie said:

Are there many people in that section anyway when the players are warming up, most fans will still be making their way from the pubs at that time. Twenty people in a group shouting racist things towards a player sounds unlikely but time will tell I suppose. If guilt is proved then ban them for life! 

I’m like you mate I’m finding this difficult to take in. Warming up before the game they’d be on the park not running up and down the touchline. I know a couple of posters appear to be ITK and they’ve obviously heard stuff I haven’t but I can’t even remember the last time I heard someone be openly racist and a group singing it sounds even more unlikely considering nobody claims to have heard it apart from Motherwell players. If I’d heard it I wouldn’t be covering anyone’s arse you’d tell it like it is. It was like that Chelsea incident you can watch it over and over and still be undecided what the guy has shouted, it could be both of the alleged. I’d have expected the black lad next to him to at least have thrown him a dirty look if he’d said what he’s being accused of but he didn’t. 

I hope they get the book thrown at them if true but I’m not one for getting the noose out just yet. 

I get the fear that someone like Prof might ever get a position of power anywhere too. Either that or he’s just a shite hibs troll. 

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I was gonna hold my tongue on this little fact as it's off-topic, but it shows the people we are dealing with regards some of the behavior and people in N.

 

When the Leicester City owners helicopter went down, a prominent face in that section mentioned on Twitter that he ''wished Ann had a helicopter''. Quite a few of his followers ''liked'' and commented favorably on it. Several of those inhabit N.

 

There is a very nasty element in there who appear to be racist, sectarian and very anti-Budge. It is worrying. 

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7 minutes ago, sadj said:

No no im saying the alleged incident would be the pre match one people have mentioned and the confusion over the kickback song could be what Robinson referred to about a group of 10/20 people. So one incident and one misunderstanding

What's the incident pre match ?

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1 hour ago, Sexton Hardcastle said:

Much like one of Tommy’s hertz twitter fan boys claiming that their mob raised thousands for a kid with autism yet having previous posts taking the piss out of Jay Beattie.

 

That whole network of fans are just beyond help.

He posted again the other day something similar. Mocking a disabled child. Absolute cretin.

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Bridge of Djoum
1 hour ago, Larky_Jambo said:

 

Do you have proof of just hearsay  

I can 2nd it. Absolutely.

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6 minutes ago, Notts1874 said:

Anybody been charged yet?

 

Oh and as an aside I won I8 bingo last night when he blamed it all on social media???

 

Yeah, at least 2 people ??

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2 hours ago, Larky_Jambo said:

Interesting reading....

Just a shame that the High & Mighty (Hearts Elite) sit everywhere other than the knuckle dragging scum of N !

Comments from the Gold Card Club Of Hearts Elite are disgustingly cringeworthy! 

Those who site in N pay like everyone else have jobs like everyone else paid into the Club to save it like everyone else yet (2 Persons Unidentified) reflects that everyone in N is scum....think you need a reality check everyone at Tynecastle is their to see 11 players play football for 90min and sometimes that’s a disaster!

Mountain Mole Hill let’s concentrate on the football and how well our team are playing or not if we had 21 pages of how good or bad we played would be more realistic and relevant than grown adults debating over trivial matters and point scoring with each other! 

Simmer down and loose the Elitist Gold Card Attitude we are Heart of Midlothian Supporters a working mans club with working mans supporters 

 

regardless of religion ion creed or colour we welcome them all 

so to sum up, you couldn't care less about racists and anyone not working class is not welcome at tynecastle. Thanks for your input

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fabienleclerq
10 hours ago, sadj said:

 

Its not as easy as that for the club , they have no choice but to act now based on the Police action. Something im sure your very aware of. 

 

Of course they have a choice, what if it turns out the police (heaven forbid) got it wrong and they miss the Hibs game for example. Punnishing people before they are found guilty isn't on.

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2 minutes ago, fabienleclerq said:

 

Of course they have a choice, what if it turns out the police (heaven forbid) got it wrong and they miss the Hibs game for example. Punnishing people before they are found guilty isn't on.

Some on here would say otherwise !!!

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All roads lead to Gorgie
13 minutes ago, jack D and coke said:

 

I’m like you mate I’m finding this difficult to take in. Warming up before the game they’d be on the park not running up and down the touchline. I know a couple of posters appear to be ITK and they’ve obviously heard stuff I haven’t but I can’t even remember the last time I heard someone be openly racist and a group singing it sounds even more unlikely considering nobody claims to have heard it apart from Motherwell players. If I’d heard it I wouldn’t be covering anyone’s arse you’d tell it like it is. It was like that Chelsea incident you can watch it over and over and still be undecided what the guy has shouted, it could be both of the alleged. I’d have expected the black lad next to him to at least have thrown him a dirty look if he’d said what he’s being accused of but he didn’t. 

I hope they get the book thrown at them if true but I’m not one for getting the noose out just yet. 

I get the fear that someone like Prof might ever get a position of power anywhere too. Either that or he’s just a shite hibs troll. 

I know certain opposition players no matter if they are black or white will get stick when they are near the edge of the pitch. It could be Lee Griffiths, Shinnie at Aberdeen, Scott Brown, Morelos. It happens to our players away too, even our manager was getting it from the St Johnstone fans but if you caught the same fans on camara giving abuse it could look racist. Mind you Sterling was close enough to hear so it does sound a bit ominous for the few Chelsea fans seen on screen. 

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39 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

You don’t need corroboration to charge, just the balance of evidence. Corroboration comes into play when the PF tries to convict.

 

 

Players can hear individual shouts during matches so pretty sure they can hear them pre-match

 

 

Certainly makes sense

 

How do you know the alleged incident took place before the match? Did you witness it or just going on a news report?

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27 minutes ago, fabienleclerq said:

 

Of course they have a choice, what if it turns out the police (heaven forbid) got it wrong and they miss the Hibs game for example. Punnishing people before they are found guilty isn't on.

Disagree. It's analogous to people getting suspended from a workplace while allegations against them are investigated.

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12 minutes ago, Uche Gang said:

 

How do you know the alleged incident took place before the match? Did you witness it or just going on a news report?

 

Didn’t witness it as I’m in T but I know from two separate sources it happened ??

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1 hour ago, redm said:

 

No idea about the pre-match thing but if it was the Kickback song it would explain Robinson’s reference to “a group of about 20” or whatever it was that he said. Chances of 20 folk collectively deciding to whap out racist songs like that at a home game seem pretty slim. There’s not a chance the people around them would have missed it either. 

 

There's not a chance the folk round about them wouldn't have told them to stfu.

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52 minutes ago, jambocub said:

What's the incident pre match ?

The incident prematch is when the alleged racial abuse happened. 

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38 minutes ago, fabienleclerq said:

 

Of course they have a choice, what if it turns out the police (heaven forbid) got it wrong and they miss the Hibs game for example. Punnishing people before they are found guilty isn't on.

 

35 minutes ago, haveyouheard 22 said:

Some on here would say otherwise !!!

 

The club don’t have a choice. They have to be seen to be acting. Even if we hadn’t had the incidents we have recently they would have to. The authorities are bound to be watching everything we do closely. The correct course of action is based on the charges against the two (which have to have been corroborated to be given out) to give them indefinite bans. Then they can act dependent on the PF or court decision. As its high profile I would doubt the PF would let it disappear it will most likely go to court even if then subsequently found not guilty or its admonished. 

 

Iv been there myself (not for anything like that but the PF decided to prosecute due to who I am and the role I had at the time)

 

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15 minutes ago, Geoff Kilpatrick said:

Disagree. It's analogous to people getting suspended from a workplace while allegations against them are investigated.

 

9 minutes ago, Governor Tarkin said:

 

There's not a chance the folk round about them wouldn't have told them to stfu.

Spot on with both these posts imo

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19 minutes ago, Governor Tarkin said:

 

There's not a chance the folk round about them wouldn't have told them to stfu.

 

Was it Robinson who claimed it was 20 fans?

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10 minutes ago, To Be Frank said:

 

Was it Robinson who claimed it was 20 fans?

 

No idea mate. Was it?

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10 minutes ago, Governor Tarkin said:

 

No idea mate. Was it?

 

I can’t find a single quote about the 20 fans. Wondering where it has originated from?

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