Younger and disabled Doncaster Rovers supporters have been left distressed after Rochdale followers took to throw bricks at coaches.

The away followers had been set to go away glad having simply watched their facet choose up a 2-1 victory on the Crown Oil Area, nevertheless as an alternative had been in distressed.

Two of the League Two membership’s six coaches placed on for the travelling assist had been attacked with some chatting with Doncaster Free Press about feeling scared and ducking in worry.

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Coach driver Leslie Good mentioned: “We had some younger households on board for his or her first ever soccer match as a result of it was a fairly brief journey, however they now say that they’ll by no means ever convey their youngsters to a different soccer match.

“It was scary. It was completely shameful.”

As might be seen, images present numerous home windows smashed on the membership’s buses, fortunately nevertheless nobody was damage, however as an alternative had been lined in shattered bits of glass, however a number of the culprits have been punished.

Good provides: “Two of the coaches had been stoned by the Rochdale supporters and had home windows smashed.

“One car that was stoned had wheelchair and disabled passengers on board.”

Chalk up Rochdale as some extra followers to be rattled by Donny this season.
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It’s estimated that round 300 supporters had been on board the six coaches on the time of the assault.

“Luckily nobody was injured but it surely was very scary,” he added.

Supporters membership’ spokesman Paul Mayfield mentioned the Rochdale followers had been ‘idiotic and shameful’ earlier than including: “I hope you’re pleased with yourselves.”

Rochdale in the meantime have since issued an announcement on the matter.

 

It reads: “Rochdale Soccer Membership condemns the actions that led to Doncaster Rovers’ supporters coach being broken throughout its journey away from the Crown Oil Area on Saturday.

“We sincerely apologise to these travelling on the bus for any misery triggered, and want to place on report that this completely unacceptable and shameful behaviour won’t be tolerated.

“We’re working with Better Manchester Police to establish these accountable and any individual(s) recognized can be handled in accordance with membership coverage. Three membership stadium bans have already been issued, with extra to comply with.

“Rochdale Soccer Membership would additionally wish to remind supporters that each fan ought to really feel protected after they attend matches on the Crown Oil Area. Harmful behaviour has no place right here. Let’s defend one another, the membership and the sport.”

This was the social media response as younger and disabled Doncaster supporters had been left distressed after Rochdale followers throw bricks at coaches…

@ChaffRAFC: Having to seize little youngsters to maintain them out of the best way of the onrushing Dale followers isn’t one thing we must always must do both. Sure, it’s a minority but it surely’s a rising quantity too.

@bonjourkirsty: They’ll argue that they’re simply being passionate it was embarrassing to look at on the weekend. There’s displaying assist to your staff and being respectful to others. These youngsters aren’t doing both.

@markdavies22: They’re a shame about time the membership did one thing

@jon_38dale: Too proper. Sadly there’s a small minority of absolute bell ends that come simply to trigger hassle. Most of which spend half the sport with their again to it within the Sandy.

@dimas_rules: And can you be condemning the identical set of bellends who assume it’s large and intelligent to hurry in the direction of the away followers barging into younger youngsters and anybody else of their means?!

@DavidFl32814060: The Sandy was a scary place to be in that stampede on Saturday after @officiallydale scored their objective. One thing must be accomplished about these chavs earlier than somebody is significantly injured.

@TommyRAFC: Don’t condone smashing a bus up however we should have the wettest fan base in England #RAFC

@MattyK988: What’s gone on right here then?

@keithelliott94: Threw stones at ours just a few years again after a league cup tie too unhappy to see they’re nonetheless at it

@Mr_Rochdale18: Sorry to listen to that pal. Small minority of our followers. Secure journey.

@Lewis67_X: Don’t get why they’re rattled or are they simply jealous of the pink equipment

@kieronRAFC: Sorry to listen to this mate have a protected journey dwelling x

@bonjourkirsty: Embarrassing behaviour. So sorry that a few of our “followers” have accomplished this. Glad no-one was damage both. Hope you had a protected journey dwelling.

@RAFCDan: Who do a few of our followers assume we’re? Embarrassing

@IBradders: EEJITS

@CharlieRafc: We’ve obtained some full melts following us haven’t we? #rafc

@AllDaleArentWe: Jesus christ state of this, actually moronic behaviour

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— Sam (@KylianSambappe) October 1, 2022

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