I don’t think my nan would get herself into that kind of environment, she’s smarter than that.

I think you’re making a mountain out of a mole hill.

Ok a better example, when I was a teenager I left my bike somewhere and didn’t lock it up. Guess what ? It was stolen and whose fault was that ? My fault because what else did I think was going to happen. Now does that make stealing right ? No, but it doesn’t change the fact I made a stupid decision which lead to something that was completely within my own control to avoid.

Well of course I’d say no because what somebody wears doesn’t dictate the way they should be treated. Also sexual assault is a bit more serious than a lobbed beer.

You drive into a crowd and start (apparently) driving into people who’ve probably had a few beers, that’s asking for trouble. That’s like punching someone and not expecting them to swing back. The fact that she could have gotten a police escort and not gone in behind our team bus shows she was trying to get a reaction and she got one. I’m not even saying that it’s right to throw the can but this whole thing has been blown way out of proportion. Someone threw a can, that’s it.

So we can’t even swear at football now ?.

“Look at my lips.. you’re RUININ IT”

I get your point about the can but like the other guy said, don’t drive through your rivals celebrations when you have other options and not expect problems. If I step inside a lion enclosure are they wrong to eat me?.

People have said the car was driving into people too which I don’t know if it’s true but if somebody drove into me I don’t think it’s unreasonable to throw something at them. All in all nobody got hurt so I don’t see why people are even still talking about this.