FC Haka Stadium burnt by angry Minors

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Football fans have several ways of reacting when they are unhappy with the results produced by their supported team which can go from fighting with opposition fans, injuring them and in some cases we've heard a reported case of death. Football keeps bringing out the emotional side of its fans, most especially those who may have lost badly in the outcomes of the match or overall performance.

In a recent, rather funny but serious development involving 3 minors of under 15 years of age set the stadium of FC Haka on fire enraged probably by their home team relegation to the second division of Finnish football. They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze. This action comes off weeks after the club was relegated.

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What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

[Beparanf]

What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

The too much freedom which young generation have gives them the courage to do this abominable crime just for sports. We can’t even called it a fan if they can’t accept that there’s a always a bad game to any team.

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

None, and what’s worst is they might be charge for a crime due to their age depending on the country law. This story is sad since minor already rampant with their young age.

[Moreno233]

This is not good at all. I wonder the kind of anger that will make them set the stadium ablaze and I know it was not because they bet serious money on a match or bet among friends. This type of action should be properly looked into so that people all over the world will know that there is consequence for bad behavior. Football is a game of unity and fun and not something to cause loss of lives or properties.

[Somto9Light]

This is not good at all. I wonder the kind of anger that will make them set the stadium ablaze and I know it was not because they bet serious money on a match or bet among friends. This type of action should be properly looked into so that people all over the world will know that there is consequence for bad behavior. Football is a game of unity and fun and not something to cause loss of lives or properties.

The thing is even if they get him arrested or something, yet most people will not learn a lesson from that, i think the best way to avoid such thing from happening is by getting some people restricted from entering into the stadium. For example those random people because by thier faces or the character they display can explain who they are. And sometimes this could be due to the influence of alcohol or drugs, because when someone drink to the extent of getting tipsy he might be forced to do anything which such people is not supposed to be in public place because he might be forced to harm innocent people for no just cause.

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Football fans have several ways of reacting when they are unhappy with the results produced by their supported team which can go from fighting with opposition fans, injuring them and in some cases we've heard a reported case of death. Football keeps bringing out the emotional side of its fans, most especially those who may have lost badly in the outcomes of the match or overall performance.

In a recent, rather funny but serious development involving 3 minors of 15 years old respectively that set the stadium of FC Haka on fire enraged by their home team relegation to the second division of Finnish football. They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze. This action comes off weeks after the club was relegated.

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What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

All clubs must not perform excellently well all the time, and as a true fan, it is your duty to celebrate when your club is celebrating and mourn with your club when passing through hard times just as FC Haka was, rather than plotting to set it's stadium ablaze simply because they got relegated. This is an evil act, and these minors deserves to face the full consequences of their actions. Because imagine if someone had lost his life/her during this fire, or the fire went further to had burnt more properties due to this reckless behavior. Would they have said it's because they were unhappy that's why they did it?. Because at times some reckless actions some minors make, is not enough justification.

[Frankolala]

They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze.

From the link of the article, it wasn't clearly states that these underage teens have been arrested and put to custody. The police is only suspecting them because they were seen in the premises when the incident happened. However, the teens didn't agree that they were the ones responsible for setting the stadium ablaze.

[Y3shot]

What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

This is not passion but ignorance,  passion about your club doesn't mean you must violent when your team us not coming out with the best, but passion is all about giving them the real support despite in their difficulties,  you dont really need to show emotion and to be sentimental to be behave so bad.

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

It is very important for one to understand that football is a game of luck and if you are not getting what you want it doesn't mean to show emotion or behave in a certain way.

[Justbillywitt]

This is a complete recklessness from the fans, this their behaviour is not really necessary. Football is a game of passion and the fans should also understand that promotion and relegation are part of the sports, if the team was relegated it doesn't mean that the club has folded. It is not the end for the club, It's just time for the management to invest more into the club and make sure they gain back promotion within a short time. Relegation is not enough for the fans to set the stadium ablaze. And it's so unfortunate that all suspects are all minors.

[Stormisover]

This is a complete recklessness from the fans, this their behaviour is not really necessary. Football is a game of passion and the fans should also understand that promotion and relegation are part of the sports, if the team was relegated it doesn't mean that the club has folded. It is not the end for the club, It's just time for the management to invest more into the club and make sure they gain back promotion within a short time. Relegation is not enough for the fans to set the stadium ablaze. And it's so unfortunate that all suspects are all minors.

I usually say that those who doesn't have enough control over there anger should completely stay clear from football, we have heard so many things from the angle of an angry fans but this is one of the worst cases, it is so bad to see this we all knew it costs fortune building a stadium whatever the case maybe it doesn't really worth burning the stadium, honestly most people sees football beyond being a friendly game which one needs to keep violence away at all cost and look for a better approach towards settling any form of misunderstanding or whatever the case maybe.

[Salahmu]

They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze.

From the link of the article, it wasn't clearly states that these underage teens have been arrested and put to custody. The police is only suspecting them because they were seen in the premises when the incident happened. However, the teens didn't agree that they were the ones responsible for setting the stadium ablaze.

Perhaps you have not read to the point they mentioned it, because from the beginning part of the link it was still based on suspect because that was the time they were compiling the evidence but further you will see were they stated of those 15 years agreeing to masterminding the act, they didn't mentioned the arrest but we already no what will be there next decision since the people in question has been caught. Imagine how much those boys have destroyed because with the capacity of the stadium is going to worth a lot of money and what if it was when the stadium was full with people and they set it on fire.

[Die_empty]

What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

There have been no connection that the stadium was burnt because the club went on relegation.  All these are just speculations from.the social media.

While many social media accounts have speculated that the arson occurred because the club was relegated, there is no evidence to support that claim.

However, when you watch football games and see the passion young people display, I bekive they can do anything to vent their anger. But they went too far. Burning such an important infrastructure because of disappointment is criminal. They would have publicly burned the club's flag or jersey to show their anger.

From the link of the article, it wasn't clearly states that these underage teens have been arrested and put to custody. The police is only suspecting them because they were seen in the premises when the incident happened. However, the teens didn't agree that they were the ones responsible for setting the stadium ablaze.

Finnish police from Sisä-Suomi announced on Wednesday that three suspects, all under the age of 15, were present when the fire started, with one admitting to setting fire to an object which ignited the blaze.

One of them accepted to setting something on fire that might have resulted tinthe destruction of the historical stadium stand. Teenagers are not be criminally prosecuted in Finland, so I would want to know how the state will handle this case.

https://gulfnews.com/sport/football/teens-set-fire-to-historic-stand-at-finland-club-fc-haka-weeks-after-relegation-1.500377856

[CryptSafe]

The reaction is far too much for teens of such age. How can they do such a thing and there was nobody to prevent them from doing such. Well I will say they did it out of emotions in the sense that their team disappointed them and the trust they bestowed upon them. Things happens whenever a team losses but not this type of retaliation from fan's.

This is another expenses on the club which would cost them thousands of dollars to fix up because their stadium would need to be put in other that it could accommodate fans who come to watch football matches. Funny enough, I don't think those kids would be arrested because they are still minor's.

[acroman08]

What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

That's not passion, that is just pure madness, and there is justification for what they did. They should be reprimanded just like how they would an 18 year old. They may be 15 years but they already know what's right and wrong. Also, a lot of minors today act boldly because a lot of them think that the punishment will be light because they are still underage.

[Lida93]

This is a complete recklessness from the fans, this their behaviour is not really necessary. Football is a game of passion and the fans should also understand that promotion and relegation are part of the sports, if the team was relegated it doesn't mean that the club has folded. It is not the end for the club, It's just time for the management to invest more into the club and make sure they gain back promotion within a short time. Relegation is not enough for the fans to set the stadium ablaze. And it's so unfortunate that all suspects are all minors.

You're right the action of the fans who caused this inferno was unnecessary but tell this to a passionate angry fan who is so prided on his team's rank making them to boast and gloat about the team to opponent fans, and now suddenly they have slipped to lower division which probably jas never being heard of in the club's history. It can be devastating for a passionate fan who perhaps can't control their emotions, but still at that it doesn't warrant to burn down your stadium or cause harm to the players or any of the club's officials. This was way to far to send as message to show your displeasure about the club's relegation.

[Botnake]

A minor being able to do that makes me wonder, were these minors already involved in online gambling? Because if they were just fans, that alone wouldn’t really lead to committing a crime. There has to be money involved for it to reach that point. Based on the link you shared, there wasn’t any direct gambling connection mentioned, but I still suspect it played a major role in why they ended up doing something that stupid.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

What a lost and unplanned incident, that will course certain setback to the victim, the teen action is taken too far. I think stadium really need high level of security that can curve out certain action of this nature because, if the security has enough  intelligence they would have capture the pertrator before the action would have taken place and abort it. Though may not be ideal but certain items should be placed on restrictions while entering stadium because I believe items like fire ignition device was used for this and such should be properly checked when given entering in stadium mostly if it's in the possession of teen.

[Sticky Bomb]

In a recent, rather funny but serious development involving 3 minors of 15 years old respectively that set the stadium of FC Haka on fire enraged by their home team relegation to the second division of Finnish football. They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze. This action comes off weeks after the club was relegated.

These teens are on their way to becoming terrorists, if they could pull this off at 15, we can only imagine what they can end up doing when they are up to 25.

I have yet another concern,
where were the security personnel's guarding that stadium as at the time of this incident and how did the boys make their way into the stadium with the materials they used in burning the stadium?

I can sense some conspiracy in this activity, these boys might as well just be the front men, they may have a masked sponsor, investigation would possibly unmask them as time goes on.

What can you make out of their behavior, could this be attributed to passion or just pure madness?

Violence cannot be justified as passion, they acted irrational and I would go with the latter. It is pure madness.

Is there any justification to such unethical reactions from football fans when the results goes against their desires?

No, people should be held responsible for their actions, there is no way your team would perform best every time, it is only natural and rational that you accept the various outcomes in good faith.

[Wiwo]

Such incidence of fan violation of stadium rules is most prevalent in my country,  but from this image i cant tell if this image is taken in Nig or not, but sure i have witnessed one or to such incident even in the federal capital stadiums.

The most annoying part of auch incidence is that the team fsn that destroyed most are always the defeated team's.

2 out of 3 cases of violence in stadiums is discovered after investigation to be from teams thay failed in the game i will not accept the defeat,  sometimes their are made to pay huge fines and long period of suspension from the leagues.

[Su-asa]

What @Beparanf said is really true because that's bthe actually cause of this devilish acts from the kids. They deserve a proper punishment because so that they can learn their lessons. Imagine what they will do when they are grown up it they could do such evil thing.
As a matter of fact, are they really gambling or they are just emotional because their team failed or what?
Come to think of it, is there any lost of live or injury?

[DubemIfedigbo001]

They've been arrested by the police in that regard, and they admitted to setting the stadium stands ablaze.

From the link of the article, it wasn't clearly states that these underage teens have been arrested and put to custody. The police is only suspecting them because they were seen in the premises when the incident happened. However, the teens didn't agree that they were the ones responsible for setting the stadium ablaze.

perhaps you can go back and read this part of the article which you likely missed or skipped

Finnish police from Sisä-Suomi announced on Wednesday that three suspects, all under the age of 15, were present when the fire started, with one admitting to setting fire to an object which ignited the blaze.

You don't need more conviction that they did it, right?