Braintree Condemns Fan Behaviour, Warns of Match Bans
Braintree Town has condemned the behaviour of a group of fans at a recent match against Tonbridge Angels. The fans were involved in unacceptable behaviour, including letting off a flare and using foul language.
According to a statement from Tonbridge Angels, the Braintree stewards reported the behaviour and the club is actively gathering photographic evidence. The club is prepared to take action and issue match bans for those involved.
Why it Matters for Braintree
The club values good following and encourages fans to share their values. The recent behaviour of the group of fans is not representative of the club's values and is a concern for the team.
The club is taking steps to address the behaviour and is working with Kent Police to issue match bans for those involved. The club is also reminding fans of the importance of good behaviour and the consequences of unacceptable behaviour.
Braintree Town is currently 23rd in the England National League, with 36 points from 46 games. They have scored 38 goals and conceded 76 this season, with a goal difference of -38. They are 72 points behind leaders York and have a recent form of 1W-0D-4L. Their next fixture is against Truro City on October 10th.
The club's last result was a 1-0 win against Woking on July 21st. The recent form of the team has been inconsistent, with a mix of wins and losses. The club is working to improve their performance and is taking steps to address the behaviour of the fans.
Conclusion
Braintree Town is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all fans. The club values good following and encourages fans to share their values. The recent behaviour of the group of fans is not representative of the club's values and is a concern for the team. The club is taking steps to address the behaviour and is working with Kent Police to issue match bans for those involved.
