| Re: Yellow card leads to death [boodskap #95582] |
Ma., 26 Julie 2004 18:59  |
knersus
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Dit is vreeslik, maar ek wonder of jy besef hoe erg byv. die Engelse
sokker-"geesdriftiges" is. Ek was al in die noodeenheid van 'n
hospitaal op Newcastle-upon-Tyne ná 'n sokkerwedstyd. Dis erg, *BAIE* erg.
Just-me wrote:
> Dear God,
> Bring back civilisation and civilised standards to our country again!
> Why do we have to continue to suffer under such barbaric
> depravities?
>
> This is how things work when you subject yourself to Black rule!
> Black, mobster barbarians are forcing down their rule on us and they
> decide every aspect of our lives.
> Even a referee entitles himself to carry a gun on the field and kill
> the coach and wound players.
>
>
> Yellow card leads to death
> 26/07/2004 09:46 - (SA)
>
> Kenton-on-Sea - A soccer referee shot and killed a coach and wounded
> two players who questioned a yellow card decision during a match.
>
> Police were on Monday still looking for the referee, who jumped over a
> fence and ran away after the shooting. It was unclear why he was
> carrying a gun.
>
> He was refereeing a friendly match between Ekuphumuleni township and
> visiting team from the Marcelle township at Boesman's River Mouth. He
> gave one of the visiting players a yellow card. He awarded the home
> team a penalty.
>
> The Marcelle players and coach objected to the decision and an
> argument ensued.
>
> Inspector Mali Govender for police said on Sunday the referee
> allegedly fired a shot because he "got scared", according to a
> witness.
>
> Govender said: "It seems as if the bullet first hit the coach in the
> chest and then hit two of the Marcelle players in the hand. The coach
> died on the field."
>
> The referee, who might face charges of murder and attempted murder,
> afterwards jumped over the fence of around the soccer field and ran
> away.
>
> He was still missing on Monday, but Govender said police expected to
> make an arrest soon.
>
> She said the spectators were very shocked after witnessing the murder.
>
> "Although they were shocked, they left the field in an orderly manner
> and co-operated with police."
>
> The two wounded players were treated at the stadium.
>
> The coach may not be named because his next-of-kin has not been
> informed.
>
> Boya Chetty for the South African Football Association in the Eastern
> Province (Safa-EP), expressed shock over the shooting.
>
> "It is a terrible shock to hear that something like this happened on a
> soccer field.
>
> "We are still investigating the circumstances that led to the shooting
> in the Albany region. Govender said police have not yet found the
> runaway referee. "We haven't found him yet but the police worked
> through the night," said Govender.
>
> She said this was the first time such an incident had occurred in the
> area.
>
> "About eight or nine years ago there was an incident with a slap and a
> punch, but never anything like this."
>
> Soccer referees have been in the spotlight recently as a police
> investigation into match fixing - requested by the Safa - has resulted
> in over 30 referees, club officials, and owners being arrested
> countrywide.
>
> The Democratic Alliance expressed concern over the incident and other
> reports of aggression, as well as reports of thefts from the teams'
> changing rooms.
>
> "Lawlessness in local sport - on and off the field - has reached an
> ultimate high and authorities must now step in to put an end to it,"
> said Pine Pienaar, DA spokesperson for sport in the Eastern Cape.
> SAPA/Die Burger
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| Re: Yellow card leads to death [boodskap #95588 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #95582] |
Di., 27 Julie 2004 04:59   |
Plato
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Hierdie insident is net 'n voorbeeld van geweld. Erge geweld. Etnisiteit
mag invloed hê op jou geneigdheid to geweld maar ek sou nie die te hoog
aan die klok hang as 'n vooorbeeld van "sien jy nou!" nie.
Dit gebeur maar oral.
Cheers
Plato
Just-me wrote:
> Dear God,
> Bring back civilisation and civilised standards to our country again!
> Why do we have to continue to suffer under such barbaric
> depravities?
>
> This is how things work when you subject yourself to Black rule!
> Black, mobster barbarians are forcing down their rule on us and they
> decide every aspect of our lives.
> Even a referee entitles himself to carry a gun on the field and kill
> the coach and wound players.
>
>
> Yellow card leads to death
> 26/07/2004 09:46 - (SA)
>
> Kenton-on-Sea - A soccer referee shot and killed a coach and wounded
> two players who questioned a yellow card decision during a match.
>
> Police were on Monday still looking for the referee, who jumped over a
> fence and ran away after the shooting. It was unclear why he was
> carrying a gun.
>
> He was refereeing a friendly match between Ekuphumuleni township and
> visiting team from the Marcelle township at Boesman's River Mouth. He
> gave one of the visiting players a yellow card. He awarded the home
> team a penalty.
>
> The Marcelle players and coach objected to the decision and an
> argument ensued.
>
> Inspector Mali Govender for police said on Sunday the referee
> allegedly fired a shot because he "got scared", according to a
> witness.
>
> Govender said: "It seems as if the bullet first hit the coach in the
> chest and then hit two of the Marcelle players in the hand. The coach
> died on the field."
>
> The referee, who might face charges of murder and attempted murder,
> afterwards jumped over the fence of around the soccer field and ran
> away.
>
> He was still missing on Monday, but Govender said police expected to
> make an arrest soon.
>
> She said the spectators were very shocked after witnessing the murder.
>
> "Although they were shocked, they left the field in an orderly manner
> and co-operated with police."
>
> The two wounded players were treated at the stadium.
>
> The coach may not be named because his next-of-kin has not been
> informed.
>
> Boya Chetty for the South African Football Association in the Eastern
> Province (Safa-EP), expressed shock over the shooting.
>
> "It is a terrible shock to hear that something like this happened on a
> soccer field.
>
> "We are still investigating the circumstances that led to the shooting
> in the Albany region. Govender said police have not yet found the
> runaway referee. "We haven't found him yet but the police worked
> through the night," said Govender.
>
> She said this was the first time such an incident had occurred in the
> area.
>
> "About eight or nine years ago there was an incident with a slap and a
> punch, but never anything like this."
>
> Soccer referees have been in the spotlight recently as a police
> investigation into match fixing - requested by the Safa - has resulted
> in over 30 referees, club officials, and owners being arrested
> countrywide.
>
> The Democratic Alliance expressed concern over the incident and other
> reports of aggression, as well as reports of thefts from the teams'
> changing rooms.
>
> "Lawlessness in local sport - on and off the field - has reached an
> ultimate high and authorities must now step in to put an end to it,"
> said Pine Pienaar, DA spokesperson for sport in the Eastern Cape.
> SAPA/Die Burger
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| Re: Yellow card leads to death [boodskap #95636 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #95596] |
Wo., 28 Julie 2004 04:04   |
Annette
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Of nou hoor in die Niewoudt-hofsaak.
--
Groetnis
Annette
"MoerFie" skryf in boodskap news:ce4uv5$b00$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
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> "Just-me" wrote in message
> news:mekag05k5b22egsspoj38as0qnlgrjf9u8@4ax.com...
>> Dear God,
>> Bring back civilisation and civilised standards to our country again!
>> Why do we have to continue to suffer under such barbaric
>> depravities?
>>
> Dis nou die civilised standards waarvan ons in die Waarheidskommissie gehoor
> het?
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| Re: Yellow card leads to death [boodskap #95730 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #95600] |
Do., 29 Julie 2004 19:52  |
Francois Human
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Infrastruktuur ten koste van miljoene mense se menswaardigheid?
Ek stem wel saam met jou laaste sin.
"Plato" skryf in boodskap news:ce577d$31m$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
> Moerfie, nie alles in Apartheid was sleg nie. As dit so was sou die land
> nie die infrastruktuur gehad het wat hy wel vandag het nie. Dit sou nie
> die land gewees het in Afrika waar mense van alle rasse een van die
> langste lewensverwagtings op die kontinent gehad het nie. Die lys is
> lank en ek is seker jy kan self oplees. Dat daar mense is wat tenagekom
> is, is nie te betwyfel nie. As ek jou moet tevrede stel sou ek Just-Me
> beaam maar met 'n byvoeging. Die byvoeging sal wees dat beskawing en
> keskaafde standaarde terugkeer na Suid Afrika (vir alle mense) soos wat
> die wit mense dit geken het in Apartheid...
>
> ;o)
>
> Groete
> Plato
>
> MoerFie wrote:
>
>> "Just-me" wrote in message
>> news:mekag05k5b22egsspoj38as0qnlgrjf9u8@4ax.com...
>>
>>> Dear God,
>>> Bring back civilisation and civilised standards to our country again!
>>> Why do we have to continue to suffer under such barbaric
>>> depravities?
>
>>
>> Dis nou die civilised standards waarvan ons in die Waarheidskommissie gehoor
>> het?
>>
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