Chapter 65 Provocation (Part 1)

"There is a kid named Gavin! He used to like Nottingham Forest! Now he is lying on the ground, his face is trampled to pieces! Go back home! Nottingham bastard, that dead ghost is your role model!! Oh oh oh! Gavin Gavin! Yeah yeah! Gavin Gavin! Yeah! Gavin Gavin!

Tang En turned around and stared at the home team fans in the stands. They pulled their necks and sang with the others, their faces turned red. They waved their fists or raised their middle fingers. Opened their mouths and showed their sharp teeth, as if they were ferocious beasts... Wrong, they were not beasts, they were worse than beasts.

He stood in the stands with his back to the stadium, staring at several Millwall fans who were still grimacing at him. His lips were bitten white, his face was like wax, his neck was stiff, and his whole body was trembling.

Walker beside him noticed Tang En's strangeness. Of course, he knew what the fans were singing, and he was also very angry. But seeing Tang En's appearance, he seemed to rush up to fight with the fans!

"Tony, Tony... calm down!" Walker pulled Donn next to him, but didn't pull.

Everyone on the bench of the Forest team heard the fans singing "Gavin" as a rhetoric, and they all stood up and stared at the fans. The singing was loud and the whole stadium could be heard.

Bruce stood in the press room, listening to the harsh singing, and clenched his fists. He never thought that he would encounter such a shameless thing in the process of reporting football games! In order to provoke the Forest team, hostile fans shamelessly used the dead Forest team fans as insulting lyrics!

Their purpose was achieved, and the Forests were indeed influenced by the singing from the stands. Michael Dawson and Andy Reed seemed extremely angry after hearing the singing. They could only vent their anger on the Millwall players, which just gave Millwall fans the reason to sing the song loudly.

There are already signs of losing control in the game.

Tang En stood in the stands with his back to the stadium, and the fans also noticed him. Seeing that his face was not good, he sang louder.

They were proud to challenge everyone in the Forest Team.

Suddenly, the silent Tang En punched the awning on the coach's mat, and with a clatter, the plastic baffle on it broke into countless times and fell on the seat!

"Tony!" Walker and the rest of the coaching staff were shocked. They thought Don Eun would follow him and hugged him. He dragged him back.

The fans who were close to the coach's stands saw this scene and were stunned. They quickly screamed at Tang En: "Who can't break a few plastic pieces? If you have the ability, come up and beat us up!"

"The bastard of Nottingham!"

"Idiot! Coward! Bad! Your team and you are!"

Tang En's punch not only attracted him the abuse of fans, but also attracted the attention of the fourth official on the sidelines and the camera.

"Mr. Tang En." The fourth official walked up to Tang En and said to him with a stern face: "Illegal damage to the stadium facilities will lead to punishment..."

"Whatever you do!" Tang En turned his head and stared at the other party and said viciously. "Are you going to get me out of the court? How much is the FA going to issue me a ticket? If I should be punished, then these people..." He broke free from Walker and pointed at the gloating Millwall fans in the stands and roared loudly, "These people! They should all go to hell! Can't you hear what they were singing just now? Can't you hear?!"

Walker also stood up to protest: "We are here to play, not letting the bastards insult our dead fans! Now we are officially launching a protest."

Of course, the fourth official heard the singing in the stands just now. So now he was speechless by Tang En's question. He was stunned for a while before saying: "Okay, I will write all this into the game record. I believe the FA will investigate everything that happened in this game. But I hope you can stay calm, after all, the game is still going on."

Tang En sorted out the clothes that had been scattered just now. Then he said to the fourth official: "I'm very calm, very... calm!"

Then he turned around and shouted at the players who were upset by all this on the court: "What are you stupid?! We are still behind, tighten the clockwork for me! Let the bastards in the stands shut up!"

His voice was so loud that it was included in the TV broadcasts, especially the phrase "The bastard in the stands"

The fourth official looked at Tang En, and Tang En also looked at him with a very unfriendly look and arrogant look: "What? Mr. Referee. I stood in the command area and shouted that you should also care?"

Hearing him say this, the other party turned around and walked back.

When everyone thought the game was about to return to normal, a bigger accident happened in the stands.

Since the fans of Millwall started singing and insulting the innocent young fan Gavin who was implicated in the last football hooligan fight last season, the Forest fans in the South Stand have become emotional. The Millwall fans who are close to the South Stand are still constantly stimulating these visiting fans, adding fuel to the fire.

"Your team is like that little dead man, vulnerable! We trashed it so hard! Trash! Get home and eat shit!"

"Oh oh oh! Gavin Gavin! Bad! Yeah Yeah! Forest! Bad!"

The teams supported were behind in the scores, and now they were still provoked by the Millwall people opposite in the stands. The fans of the Forest Team, who were red-eyed, rushed to the isolation belt of the police. They were soon driven back by the police. At the same time, they had long wanted to fight a fight with Millwall fans. They also rushed to the Forest fans' stands in chaos. Now they were attacking from front to back, and the police's defense line was in danger!

"Dog bastards, let me go over and teach them a lesson!" Forest fans roared and hit the wall.

"Damn! Brothers, let those Nottingham countrymen see how powerful we are! For Millwall! For the Double Lions -!" Millwall fans began to remove the seats, then shouted loudly and threw the plastic chairs at the Forest fan array opposite.

"You will pay the price for everything you did just now! Bastard!" The Forest fans were not willing to be outdone and turned around and took off the seat to fight back.

"You guys are you, idiots! Look at whose territory is here!"

"I care about you to die! You southern bastard!"

"Bang bang!"

"Crash!" The blue and white plastic seats flew around the crowd, and the stands below had already been in a mess.

The fully armed riot police were almost unable to hold on with the impact of these two streams of people. They asked for help through the intercom on their shoulders: "This is the No. 5 stand! Fans riots! Support is needed! Repeat, this is the No. 5 stand..., get back!"

The policeman who was asking for help saw the crowd coming up and quickly waved the batons to disperse the red-eyed fans of both sides.

Later, it was no longer a battle between Forest fans and Millwall fans, but it evolved into a tripartite melee between Forest fans, Millwall fans and riot police!

The game almost stopped and everyone's attention was attracted by the fight near the South Stand.

After hearing the singing of Millwall fans, Motson stopped his work. Because he had no idea how to evaluate such a game and such a group of fans. Until now, seeing the situation getting worse, he said angrily in the live broadcast: "This is simply a shame for English football! Football violence has been away from us for many years, and now the demon is back!"

More and more riot policemen wearing bright yellow vests, helmets with transparent masks, and holding shields and batons ran to stand No. 5.

Although the Millwall fans who were far away from the stands of the incident could not directly participate in the fight. But they were so excited that they kept singing in their stands to cheer up the brothers fighting on the front line. Not only the Nottingham Forest team playing on the court, but also the Nottingham Forest fans are now fighting away.

The conflict is inclined, and some of the fans on both sides simply throw the removed seats on the court!

Seeing this situation, the referee could only whistle and pause the game. This is no longer a matter of the game. He must wait until the order of the court is restored before he can allow the kickoff to be re-activated. If the situation continues to be serious, the game can only be terminated. As for the results of the game... After the investigation, the FA should choose to replay the game on a date. Moreover, in order to prevent the fan riots again, the game will be held in a neutral position and the number of fans on both sides will be limited to the number of fans on the spot.

Some people may think that such a result is what Tang En and the Forest team want to see, because the 0:1 score will no longer exist and they will not drop a goal.

But Tang En doesn't think so.

The players stood blankly on the court, watching the shocking scene in the stands. Even Millwall's players didn't seem to have expected that their fans would be so enthusiastic. Fortunately... English fans do not like Italian fans like to waving fireworks when watching the game, otherwise the stands would have been filled with fire and smoke.
Chapter completed!