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WKYT News Story- Thoughts/Comments

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This is also a prime reason for why no one but official staff should be allowed on or near the sidelines.

 

I even hate to think what could have happened if calmer heads didn't prevail.

 

Amen to that!

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I saw coverage of the game and it did look to me like he did strike the player. The entire thing was caught on tape so it should be easy to decide if or what official charges will be brought on him.

Unfortunately, we are hearing more and more of this kind of thing.

Sad story.

If, by chance, Kirby Thompson is reading this...I feel sorry for your son...

I don't know if it's the same person I saw on Friday's highlights but there was a man that looked to be peeling a player off of another player, seemed harmless but when the player reached his feet it looked as if the man's right arm swung down, could have possibley been from the momentum of the pull. It didn't connect, and I don't think he actually meant harm, but other adults on the field started to point at the man and the refs appeared to have thrown him out.

If, by chance, Kirby Thompson is reading this...I feel sorry for your son...

 

Thats what I was thinking, poor kid is mortified I'm sure

I am going to go out on a limb and say that the the 50 yr old man that ran on the field probably had a few adult beverages in his system.

 

What an idiot.

Most parents, grandparents, etc. love to support their children in sporting events in the right way, this guy should be banned from any game or event for life.

If the man actually struck the Garrard player shouldn't he be charged with assault/battery?

No. To be found guilty of assault, you have to prove actual physical injury. The worst they could do would be a charge of menacing, which is a class "B" misdeanor.

Perhaps it would be good to ban someone who does something like this from attending any school functions and/or being on school property for the duration of their child's remaining time in high school. I think that would send a pretty strong message to other out of control fans.

I think it's time to restrict ALL persons not involved in the game to the bleacher area ONLY. Schools allow people to stand on the track or around the field & that just breeds opportunity for these things to happen. Keep all the fans in the stands & away from players, coaches, refs, etc...

I think it's time to restrict ALL persons not involved in the game to the bleacher area ONLY. Schools allow people to stand on the track or around the field & that just breeds opportunity for these things to happen. Keep all the fans in the stands & away from players, coaches, refs, etc...

 

AMEN!!!! Far too many people standing around doing nothing of importance and getting in the way of people trying to work.

AMEN!!!! Far too many people standing around doing nothing of importance and getting in the way of people trying to work.

 

You'd have no one to talk to...:p

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