Lyon apologise for fan attack

Lyon have condemned an apparent anti-Semitic attack which hospitalised three Tottenham fans in the French city on Wednesday night.

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fictionalemu says...

@Gab, policing what 'event'? It was a group of fans watching a game in a pub. Do you expect the Lyon police to attach a detail of officers to every Spurs fan in the city?

Posted 5:13pm 21st February 2013

redletter (Manchester United) says...

@Gab1965 - a bit harsh .. it was the night before the match, in a pub - can't have police cordons & id checks outside every pub & bar in the city 24h before the game ...

Posted 4:56pm 21st February 2013

Gab1965 says...

How do 50 people move into position in this way and no one notices? Who's policing the event? Inspector Clouseau?

Posted 3:39pm 21st February 2013

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