A Birmingham City fan is ready to file an official complaint to Esuch Town after trying to target midfielder Jack Taylor.
Taylor informed the club staff of the flashpoint, which ended a bad time for Friday’s Championship Curtain Raiser after late equality in St. Andrew, which ended 1-1.
A source told Sky Sports News The referee Andrew was familiar with Taylor’s claims after the kitchen, EFL and the police game.
The apps were provoked after a controversial stop page fined. Striker George Hurst changed it and celebrated in front of a stand -filled stand -filled supporters of Birmingham.
Both sets of players collided with each other, with a riot piercing to a part of the crowd.
The footage shows a fans to disrupt the fence and flee to the scene with security and stewards, which had to intervene and fight on the ground.
Taylor was at the center of the dispute that was trying to protect the team’s colleague Conor Chaplin.
Chaplin was booked to kick into the stand behind the goal after the Hurst.
Sky Sports News Birmingham City, Football Association, EFL and West Midland Police have contacted police to comment.
Mac Kenna on repetition after Hurst Equal
In apps Bipus Serin McNa After the Hurst’s equal, Birmingham’s fans and his players were asked about the repetition. “It will be seen and notified and let’s see what happens,” he said.
“I think an event has happened with a crowd and a player, which was not ideal. In terms of players on the pitch. [clashing]In these moments, emotions go to the highest level and this is understandable. “
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