It's Probably Not Smart For This Guy To Show His Face In Esbjerg Anytime Soon
Over the weekend, a fan of Denmark's soccer team sprinted on the field and attacked a referee after a call went again the Danes. That's bad enough, but the real problem was that Denmark had rallied back from a three-goal deficit to the tie the game ... and after the attack, the referee abandoned the game. That's not good: It probably means Denmark's not going to qualify for Euro 2008.
He's awfully contrite.
"I so want to say I'm sorry to everyone in Denmark. I spoiled a fantastic evening for so many," the 29-year-old Dane told Danish paper Ekstra Bladet in an interview. "I haven't slept all night in my cell. The last thing I ever wanted was to hurt the national team and I hope someday I will have the chance to apologize in person for what I did to the referee."
What's the American sports equivalent to this? We're guessing someone jumping on the field to clean up Donovan McNabb's vomit on that Super Bowl drive a couple of years ago, and the refs penalizing the Eagles 15 yards and making them lose a fourth down. Though the Philadelphia fans might not be as forgiving as Denmark's.
Danish Fan Oh-So-Sorry [Lion In Oil]
The Guardians Are in the Drivers Seat in the AL Central
Dana White’s Contender Series Week 7 Predictions and Picks
Chicago White Sox vs. Kansas City Royals Tuesday Best Bets
Three Fighters Who Stole the Show at UFC 331
WNBA Monday Best Bets: Dream, Wings and Mercury
Five Fights to Make After UFC 331
- WNBA Monday Best Bets: Dream, Wings and Mercury
- Blue Jays vs. Orioles Best Bets: MLB Monday Betting Preview
- Giants vs. Rams Week 2 Monday Night Football Top Betting Pick
- 3 MLB Best Bets for Sunday’s Regular-Season Stretch Run
- Saturday MLB Picks: Two AL Playoff Contenders Worth Backing
- UFC 331 Best Bets: Three Main Card Picks for Van vs. Pantoja 2
- Week 3 College Football Picks: Betting LSU-Ole Miss and Other Key Matchups

