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Eddie B 11:43 Wed Feb 22
Under 16s Essex football match ends with ‘acid’ attack
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A teenager has been arrested after an under 16s football match turned ugly and resulted in two teenagers and a man being squirted in the face with a “noxious substance”.
The attacks happened in Virgina Gardens, Barkingside, just before 2pm on Sunday.
Three people ended up in hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The Essex FA has confirmed it received a “misconduct report” following an under 16s match between Shield Academy and Upminster Park Rovers, which was played at Starch House Lane Playing Fields.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: “Police were called to Virgina Gardens, Ilford on Sunday at approximately 1.45pm to a report of two people who had been assaulted.
“Officers attended along with the London Ambulance Service (LAS) and established that the victims, two males aged 47 and 16 had a noxious substance thrown in their face.
“The assault took place as the victims were sitting in a car and occurred following a football match.”
http://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/crime-court/police_investigation_launched_after_upminster_under_16s_football_match_ends_with_acid_attacks_1_4901997
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1964
2:38 Fri Feb 24
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Acid? .... and in Loughton ..
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4255988/Teenage-driver-blinded-acid-carjacking.html
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Bom Stickle
2:34 Thu Feb 23
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Shield were 5-1 down, got to 5-5 and lost it 6-5 in the final kick of the match. Literally UPR's first points of the season so should have properly enjoyed the moment.
It had been a really good season though and all teams have been pretty equal in ability so we've had some cracking matches with no real incidents. Could not believe this when I heard it.
Carrying acid or knives should be jail time, no questions asked.
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ornchurch ammer
2:09 Thu Feb 23
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That's how some kids get when they are 5-1 up and lose 6-5.
Maybe a bit of piss taking going on that lead to a bit of afters? Nothing warrants an acid attack though.
Acid is easy though isn't it? No personal contact with the person that you are assaulting, don't even have to get within a couple of feet.
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Bom Stickle
1:49 Thu Feb 23
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Both of these teams are in the same league as my sons team that I manage and after playing them both this season I would not have expected either of them would have been the type of kids to do something like this or kick off, the UPR kids were very polite and sporting.
Fucking disgusting though and I suppose if losing causes this kind of reaction this could easily have been me that copped this shit. The Echo league have acted quickly and stopped all of their remaining games this season but that is not the point, they must have been ready for this or they wouldn't have taken it to a youth football match so should be kicked out.
Acid seems to be the weapon of choice for scummy little hood rats as there was another acid attack in a school in Dagenham yesterday.
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twoblow
1:16 Thu Feb 23
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Virgina Gardens?
Cunts.
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Eddie B
12:41 Thu Feb 23
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It was them.
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1964
12:38 Thu Feb 23
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Eddie B 12:36 Thu Feb 23
Do we know who it was them or UPR though ...
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Eddie B
12:36 Thu Feb 23
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1964 12:29 Thu Feb 23
To fuck up any rarseclart who disrespects them
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Fat Elvis
12:33 Thu Feb 23
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God this is worrying, my boy plays for UPR albeit he's only U8's at the mo, but still not a good way to be going forward !
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1964
12:29 Thu Feb 23
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Shield Academys mission statement is as follows;
To provide opportunities for all of our players. This is regardless of their age, ability and ethnicity.
To provide and maintain the highest standard of coaching, and excellence in the learning and development of football techniques, attitudes and sportsmanship.
To develop coaching links through our community soccer schools, our football club, and advanced coaching centers.
To coach appropriately with recognition of academic study into sports science and coaching.
To consistently comply with best practice guidelines.
To provide an honest and transparent service.
To provide a service that ensures that the safety and welfare of every child and young person in our care is paramount.
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Grumpster
11:22 Thu Feb 23
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I played for UPR about 28 years ago.
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Eddie B
11:07 Thu Feb 23
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Shield Academy sound like such nice church-going lads.
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