A man who has been accused of launching a flesh cake at rival fans during a NRL game will be expelled from life for life in a movement that has left fans of Footy angry by hitting the league for adopting a large double standard.
The St George Ilwarra fan was allegedly filmed by throwing the cake into the crowd during the Dragons vs Bulldogs match on Saturday, and the clip went viral on social networks.
The NSW police accused a 26 -year -old man for the alleged incident and the NRL has issued a notice of intention to prohibit, which would prevent him from attending parties.
'A man must face Court next month after allegedly launching a cake during a football match on a stadium on March 8.
'Police officers patrolling the stadium were alerted to the incident on the east side of the general seat area.
“Injuries were not reported, however, it is believed that the cake has hit several people.”
NSW's police accused a man after a video of a dragons followed that he allegedly threw a cake at a supporter of the Bulldogs last Saturday (in the photo)
A Canterbury fan is seen in the viral video images after it is supposedly beaten by the cake when the dogs beat St George Illawarra
Fans quickly compared the prohibition of life with the punishment that the NRL gave to the star of the Broncos, Ezra Mam, after its car fueled by drug accident last year.
Mam was driving with cocaine in his system and without a license when he had a frontal collision on October 18 with an Uber vehicle, hurting the driver, a passenger and left her little daughter with a broken hip.
It was suspended by the NRL to Round 10 and fined $ 120,000 jointly for the NRL and Brisbane, in addition to being fined $ 850 and disqualified from driving for six months.
“What about the guy who took drugs, led without a license and injured a small child?” One wrote in X.
'Yeah. This monster is worse than Ezra Mam. Tomato sauce wounds kill thousands a year, 'said another.
“That is the person to whom the entire crowd should launch cakes,” added another, referring to Mam.
“If a player who drove under the influence of drugs and alcohol without a license that causes the damage he did can return after a brief suspension, then I think this guy can probably also”, wrote a third fan.
“Throwing a meat cake is worse than driving drugs … and everything else that some #NRL players have apparently done,” added another.
Footy fans lashed out in the news of the prohibition of life, since they compared it to the prohibition of nine games that was given to the Broncos star, Ezra Mam
Mam is out until round 10 after being suspended for hurting two people in a frontal collision between her car and an uber while she had cocaine in her system.
The launch of cake supposedly occurred when the Bulldogs survived at a late return of San Jorge Illawarra to win its opening of the season (in the photo)
During the clip of the alleged cake launch, two spectators are seen who buy a meat cake in a concession support inside the ground. One of the individuals was seen wearing a San Jorge shirt.
The couple was seen talking with the store assistant, asking him: “Would it look good in a Bulldogs supporter?”
The clip then jumps to show an individual with a San Jorge shirt allegedly throwing the cake into a group of bulldog fans in the stands.
A man, with a top of the Bulldogs, who seemed to have been beaten by the cake, approached the camera and said: “What are you taking a video?” Then he seemed to show the spots on his blue and white shirt, saying: “Do they hit me?”
The dragons said they were working with the NRL to identify the individual in question.
“Dragons are aware of a video that circulates on social networks that represents the antisocial behavior of a dragon fan in the game last night against the Bulldogs at the Nestra Jubilee stadium,” said a club statement.
'Dragons condemn any behavior of this type in the strongest terms and will help NRL in relation to any violation of the Spectator NRL code of conduct.
'Dragons want to apologize sincerely with the Bulldogs fan affected by the incident. We will work with the bulldogs to contact the fan and transmit our apologies directly.
'As a club, we want all fans, both at home and outside, always feel safe in our games. Any behavior that makes others feel safe on which it will act.
“Dragons would also like to emphasize that an individual's behavior should not reduce value to what was generally a very respectful crowd with fans of both clubs that support the party with a great spirit.”
Dragons would suffer a 28-20 defeat in front of a Jubilee stadium with exhausted tickets.
Despite a late wave, with Christian Tuipulotu scoring a hat-trick of attempts, the dogs were too strong for the local team, with Marcelo Montoya, Blake Wilson, Connor Tracey and Sitili Tupouniua, all visitors.