BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Mon Apr 15, 2019 7:14 pm
WORSE THAN SHOCKING 
Burnley supporter banned and police investigate after 'We all live in a Sala submarine' posts appear online
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Monday 15th April 2019
Emiliano Sala was killed when the plane he was flying in crashed into the English Channel in January
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Burnley FC have banned a supporter and police are investigating after social media posts appeared online referring to Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala.
Police have confirmed they are investigating the posts on Twitter, which appeared online in the aftermath of Cardiff City's 2-0 defeat away at Burnley at the weekend.
One tweet read: "We all live in a Sala submarine.... the latest number 1 in Cardiff", while another post read: "We all live in a Sala submarine... Welsh c**** like bantering everyone else hows your drunken sailor?"
The tweets, published on Sunday evening, were posted on the account of Gary Kay, with an apology since being issued on the same account.
On Monday, Kay - who is described on Twitter as a Burnley fan - said: "I would like to take this opportunity to apologise unreservedly for any offence caused to Cardiff City, Cardiff City fans or anyone affected by the recent post yesterday [Sunday] evening on this profile. and across various social media platforms."
Sala was killed after the plane he was travelling in crashed into the English Channel in January. Pilot David Ibbotson has not been found.
Police say an investigation is ongoing after they received a complaint about alleged malicious communications.
Elsewhere, Burnley FC have taken action and banned the supporter from the club's ground "with immediate effect" pending a police probe.
A club statement issued on Monday afternoon said: "Burnley Football Club has today taken action against a supporter following a number of offensive social media posts, made following Saturday’s Premier league game v Cardiff City.
"The club, which has a strict zero tolerance policy to any racial, or discriminatory behaviour, strongly condemns the posts.
"We are grateful to supporters for bringing them to the club’s attention and, following a meeting with club officials this morning, the person responsible has been banned with immediate effect from Turf Moor, pending the conclusion of a police investigation."
On a separate incident, the club added: "Burnley Football Club also continues to liaise with Lancashire Constabulary regarding a post-match incident outside Turf Moor on Saturday, involving both Burnley and Cardiff City supporters."
A Lancashire Police spokesman said: “We have received a complaint regarding alleged malicious communications made on social media.
"We are aware of the matter and an investigation is on-going.”
Burnley supporter banned and police investigate after 'We all live in a Sala submarine' posts appear online
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Monday 15th April 2019
Emiliano Sala was killed when the plane he was flying in crashed into the English Channel in January
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Burnley FC have banned a supporter and police are investigating after social media posts appeared online referring to Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala.
Police have confirmed they are investigating the posts on Twitter, which appeared online in the aftermath of Cardiff City's 2-0 defeat away at Burnley at the weekend.
One tweet read: "We all live in a Sala submarine.... the latest number 1 in Cardiff", while another post read: "We all live in a Sala submarine... Welsh c**** like bantering everyone else hows your drunken sailor?"
The tweets, published on Sunday evening, were posted on the account of Gary Kay, with an apology since being issued on the same account.
On Monday, Kay - who is described on Twitter as a Burnley fan - said: "I would like to take this opportunity to apologise unreservedly for any offence caused to Cardiff City, Cardiff City fans or anyone affected by the recent post yesterday [Sunday] evening on this profile. and across various social media platforms."
Sala was killed after the plane he was travelling in crashed into the English Channel in January. Pilot David Ibbotson has not been found.
Police say an investigation is ongoing after they received a complaint about alleged malicious communications.
Elsewhere, Burnley FC have taken action and banned the supporter from the club's ground "with immediate effect" pending a police probe.
A club statement issued on Monday afternoon said: "Burnley Football Club has today taken action against a supporter following a number of offensive social media posts, made following Saturday’s Premier league game v Cardiff City.
"The club, which has a strict zero tolerance policy to any racial, or discriminatory behaviour, strongly condemns the posts.
"We are grateful to supporters for bringing them to the club’s attention and, following a meeting with club officials this morning, the person responsible has been banned with immediate effect from Turf Moor, pending the conclusion of a police investigation."
On a separate incident, the club added: "Burnley Football Club also continues to liaise with Lancashire Constabulary regarding a post-match incident outside Turf Moor on Saturday, involving both Burnley and Cardiff City supporters."
A Lancashire Police spokesman said: “We have received a complaint regarding alleged malicious communications made on social media.
"We are aware of the matter and an investigation is on-going.”
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Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Mon Apr 15, 2019 7:26 pm
Well done Burnley fc in banning this lowlife trash, he's only apologised because he's been exposed.
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Mon Apr 15, 2019 7:26 pm
Well done Burnley fc in banning this lowlife trash, he's only apologised because he's been exposed.
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 5:28 am
and what makes it worse for him is he owns an estate agent called kay & sons and there office premises are on turf moor, so hes banned from the watching burnley and lets hope they kick him out of his offices
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 7:18 am
Got to love these clowns who think by apologising it all goes away.
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 7:57 am
stop giving these clowns a platform
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:46 am
Good enough for him.
Fair play Burnley for banning him.
Fair play Burnley for banning him.
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:47 am
He runs his office from the business hub at the ground. Has been thrown out of that as well ?
Re: BURNLEY SUPPORTER:”WE ALL LIVE IN A SALA SUBMARINE”
Tue Apr 16, 2019 2:10 pm
Forever Blue wrote:WORSE THAN SHOCKING
Burnley supporter banned and police investigate after 'We all live in a Sala submarine' posts appear online
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Monday 15th April 2019
Emiliano Sala was killed when the plane he was flying in crashed into the English Channel in January
Police are investigating and a supporter has been banned from the football ground
Burnley FC have banned a supporter and police are investigating after social media posts appeared online referring to Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala.
Police have confirmed they are investigating the posts on Twitter, which appeared online in the aftermath of Cardiff City's 2-0 defeat away at Burnley at the weekend.
One tweet read: "We all live in a Sala submarine.... the latest number 1 in Cardiff", while another post read: "We all live in a Sala submarine... Welsh c**** like bantering everyone else hows your drunken sailor?"
The tweets, published on Sunday evening, were posted on the account of Gary Kay, with an apology since being issued on the same account.
On Monday, Kay - who is described on Twitter as a Burnley fan - said: "I would like to take this opportunity to apologise unreservedly for any offence caused to Cardiff City, Cardiff City fans or anyone affected by the recent post yesterday [Sunday] evening on this profile. and across various social media platforms."
Sala was killed after the plane he was travelling in crashed into the English Channel in January. Pilot David Ibbotson has not been found.
Police say an investigation is ongoing after they received a complaint about alleged malicious communications.
Elsewhere, Burnley FC have taken action and banned the supporter from the club's ground "with immediate effect" pending a police probe.
A club statement issued on Monday afternoon said: "Burnley Football Club has today taken action against a supporter following a number of offensive social media posts, made following Saturday’s Premier league game v Cardiff City.
"The club, which has a strict zero tolerance policy to any racial, or discriminatory behaviour, strongly condemns the posts.
"We are grateful to supporters for bringing them to the club’s attention and, following a meeting with club officials this morning, the person responsible has been banned with immediate effect from Turf Moor, pending the conclusion of a police investigation."
On a separate incident, the club added: "Burnley Football Club also continues to liaise with Lancashire Constabulary regarding a post-match incident outside Turf Moor on Saturday, involving both Burnley and Cardiff City supporters."
A Lancashire Police spokesman said: “We have received a complaint regarding alleged malicious communications made on social media.
"We are aware of the matter and an investigation is on-going.”
What a sick individual. There is Banter and there is Malice.
Not even a Jack would sing something like that. Actually from what I have read, they have been very sympathetic and supportive. I am actually looking forward to playing them in the Championship if we go down and they stay down.
I miss the derby. PL is not all it’s cracked out to be.
