When it comes to football, there will always be something to talk about. To show, a button, what happened on March 17 during the confrontation between Everton, where the Colombian Yerry Mina plays, and Newcastle, both teams near the relegation zone in the Premier League.
When the timer marked the 48th minute of the engagement, it had to be suspended because a fan tied his neck to one of the porticos on the pitch, the one guarded by the Blues goalkeeper, Asmir Begović.
Although at one point it was imagined that it was a demonstration against the bad results of the team where Mina plays, it was later proved that it was an environmental protest. The fan's t-shirt read: Just Stop Oil.
Nowadays, every time a fan invades the playing field, television cameras avoid focusing on it to downplay the event, since the protagonism must be for those who kick the freckle. However, as a result of the atypical situation, they decided to give visibility to those who overcame the security filters in order to legitimize their right to protest.
He also called the difficulty of logistics personnel in removing from the demonstrator the chain, if possible the term, with which he tied himself to the stop of the arch. They even had to go to some tools to achieve this. It took them 5 minutes, in which the footballers, separated from the goal that caught the attention of the television broadcast, dedicated themselves to warming up so as not to lose the pace of the game.
Once he was separated from the horizontal, the fan refused to leave the court, which is why four security officers forcibly took him away. Another fan, seeing the situation, also entered the court to support him, but he didn't get that far.
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