Fansite FC Den Bosch launches fun ‘self-test’ to ward off ringleaders against Ajax | Dutch football

This test has nothing to do with corona, but tests whether supporters come to the game with good intentions. ‘If the result is positive, please go into self-isolation on Wednesday evening and stay far away from De Vliert. Thanks in advance!’, is the advice.

The self-test contains statements such as ‘I’m really looking forward to singing songs about Jews and/or cancer on Wednesday’, ‘I’m not going to sing along myself, but I actually have no problem with other supporters singing about Jews and/or cancer. or cancer’ and ‘I’ll be happy when the match against Ajax is over and we can all go back to normal’. After completing all the questions, a positive or negative advice rolls out. Are you testing positive? Then you are kindly requested to stay at home, so that the match on Wednesday evening (9 p.m.) can take place without discord.

“For the first time in years, a team from the traditional top three will visit De Vliert this Wednesday, with the cup match against Ajax,” the caption reads. “Of course we sincerely hope that it will be a positive advertisement for our FC.” On the guest book of fcdbfans, some supporters complain that anti-Ajax songs could already be heard from some sections on Friday in the duel with Jong FC Utrecht.

The match in the second round of the cup will be played in a full stadium. About six thousand Den Bosch supporters are expected, while the section with 600 Ajax fans is also completely filled.

FC Den Bosch, which regularly had to deal with supporter problems in the past, has taken extra security measures to ensure that everything runs smoothly. For example, everyone entering the stadium will have to identify themselves. There is also extra camera surveillance and no alcohol is served during the duel.