Did you even read my original response on this thread?! I very clearly stated in that post that the actions of the young lad in question were 100% wrong, and the decision to eject the fan in question was absolutely justified. What I brought to attention, was just how badly the stewards dealt with that situation, and how appalling their behaviour and response was. This incident isn't just isolated to today; I thought their response to last season's... ahem... incident, was appalling too.
What I saw, was a young fan jump onto the pitch after the goal, presuming at the time that they were going to celebrate with the team (again, equally would have been in the wrong). Instead, they pushed the keeper a few times, and hopped back into the stand, evading stewards. Stewards spend about 10 minutes trying to identify the fan in question, and they send 90% of their away end security team over to begin to escort him out of the ground. For some insanely bizarre reason, they let go of the lad that they were ejecting and turned their backs on him... consequently, that lad took that opportunity, and ran from the stewards towards the exit, stewards eventually chasing after him.
I don't know fully what happened in the chase, as I was focusing on the game & getting behind the team... but noticed a group of fans suddenly run to the corner, about 60 seconds after the lad ran off. After the game, the video gets posted on social media, and having watched it en route back, it quite clearly shows excessive force being used by the stewards in order to detain the fan; full body weight of two stewards on a young lad, knee in back/shoulder/neck, and refusing to ease off, even when the police officer came over to intervene.
Now say what you want, but I personally think that, irrespective of what a person has done at a football game, NO-ONE deserves to be pinned to the ground in the manner that they were today. The bodyweight of 2 stewards pinning the fan to the ground, whilst another one forcefully pushes their head into the ground on multiple occasions. I can only presume that those fans who ran over to the corner shortly after the lad ran away, saw the way stewards and security were dealing with him, and ran over in concern for the fan's safety whilst being 'detained'. Was their response right? Obviously not, but that situation wouldn't have been the situation, had the stewards done their job in full by escorting the young lad out properly in the first place. The very fact that SUFC Police have now tweeted to say that they are "liaising with WMP in relation to investigating all the issues that occurred" seems to suggest to me, that the treatment of the fan in question was unfair and excessive in that situation.
I would also respectfully ask that you keep TBV's name out of this incident, and stop associating fans (or "little crews" as you put it) at games who cause trouble, or get caught in incidents such as today, to a tightly-knit supporter group who today, helped to create a fantastic atmosphere away from home for the team, in spite of what happened. You'll note in that video also, that during the whole incident, the drum kept going, and the fans kept singing in the background... that is TBV's one and only goal; create an atmosphere to be proud of, home and away... and the fact that many fans were still around the drum making noise and getting behind the team even during this incident, shows that what we are doing, as a group, is obviously working.