Could this attack have a link to the delicate sporting context of the club? This Sunday, the Zebras lost the Walloon clash at Standard and some smoke bombs were thrown. However, everything went well overall in Sclessin compared to meetings in previous years.
Contacted by the media, the Storm Ultras were keen to dispel any doubts. “Again, no, it’s not the Storm Ultras”said the press release on Facebook.
Mehdi Bayat, the boss of Sporting de Charleroi, attacked in Charleroi: his watch was stolen!
“This does not allow you to buy with a good 9”
Although they do not particularly have to justify themselves, the supporters still explained their point of view… with humor. “The cost of such a watch, although expensive, does not allow us to buy a good 9. You know, the one that we have been struggling to find for 3 years and which means that despite our good gaming performances, we are still also poor in front of goal.”
Still under the prism of irony, the supporters also accused the boss Carolo. “His theft has just screwed up the January transfer window budget. This gives us a nice leg. He will be forced to sell a player to buy a watch.”
In the press release, they also explain what they would have done with this possible loot. “The activities for the 120th anniversary would already be over. And we would have added a hot air balloon as well as a drone animation lined up in the air, 6000 torches and a zip line between the stands. “
“It would be bad to know us”
Before continuing on a slightly more serious note. “Evoking Standard’s defeat as a possible reason… That’s not knowing us well. We could have come and made him taste beluga caviar or offered him a Rollex copy to be on time for the transfer window. Or offer a ghost costume to Fabien Debecq for Halloween? That yes. But attack to steal: no.”
The Ultras especially deplore this event. “In any case, we send – and have already done so directly yesterday personally – to the person concerned a sincere speedy recovery. And there is work. So a quick return is more than desired.” They then finish by sending their support to Mehdi Bayat. “Jokes aside, courage to him and his loved ones, collateral victims of this deplorable action.”
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Charleroi’s next match will be against OHL at home. A party that won’t be spoiled. “See you this Saturday, we’re doing our best but it’s hot, for the 120th anniversary events prepared by the supporters to add a little positiveness to the current sporting and non-sporting atmosphere.”
