PAGE é, THE HERALD, Tvesday, September 20, 1977

Violent fans get
their team barred

BERNE, SWITZERLAND
RUETER-Machester
United has been barred
‘rom the European Cup
Winner;s Cup following
some of its fans at last
Wednesday's _ first-round,
first-leg match against St.
Etienne in France, the

European FOOTBALL
Union UEFA announced
Monday.

UEFA said its

disciplinary commission
decided Sunday night to
expel the English League
club and let St. Etienne
advance to the second round
withour playing the second
leg in Manchaster Sept 28.

Manchester. United of-
ficials said they will apeal
before the Thurday
deadline.

An appeal will be con-
sidered by a three-man
UEFA committee, which
will announce tis decision as
soon as possible-certainly
before the scheduled second
leg date, and UEFA
spokesman said.

UEFA said the
disciplinary commission
reached its decision because
“The viloent behaviour of
the supporters of Man-
chester United seriously
endangered public security
and the physical well-being

New deals for Edmonton

EDMONTON ZP-
Edmonton Oilers announced
Monday they have com-
pleted World Hockey
Association transactions
with Birmingham Bulls and
Quebec Nordiques involving
seven players, but coach
Glen Sather said at least one
of the deals may fall
through.

Under deals announced by
general manager Brian
Conacher, the Oilers picked
up forward Don Tannahill
and goal-tender Peter
Donnelly from Quebec and
Lou Nistico and Jeff
Jacques from Birmingham.
The Oilers took the two
Nordiques to end a dispu

Under deals annunced by
geheral manger Brian
Conacher, the Oilers picked

Don Tannahill and goal-
tender Peter Donnelly from
Quebec and Lou Nistico and
Jeff Jacques from Bir-
mingham. The Oilers took
the two Nordiques to end a
dispute over the rights to
centre Ron. Shipperfield,
who stays with the Oilers,
Chipperfield and Tannahill
both played for the defunct
Calgary Cowboys last
season,

Birmingham will get
minor-league forwards Pete
Laframboise and Danny
Arndt and the rights to
former Calgary defencemen
Chris Evans.

A third transaction, which
was to involved Winnipeg
Jets and Indianapolis
Racers, fell through. That
deal was to send In-
dianapolis defencemen Kim
Clarckson to the Jets for
centre Peter Sullivan, who
was then to report to Ed-
monton in exchange for
forward Bobby Russell,
journeyman defenceman
Bill Prentice and all-star
rearguard Kevin Morrison.

The WHA league office
announced, however, that
Clarkson, training in
Europe with the Jets, would

of the spectators,’’
The expulsion was “to

safegaurd the interests of -

Eauropean football and the
security of football spec-
tators.

Before the match began,
riot police surged into the
terraces to break up fist
fights between rival fans.
More than 30 persons were
taken to hospital, somes
eriously injured.

United’s neighbor,
Manchester City, also may
ne in trouble because a fan
ran out to the pitch during
its uefa Cup match agaist
Midzew Lodz of Poland,

This is expected to be:

discussed next month.

Other soccer violence
occurred last Wednesday in
matches between Inter
Milan of Italy and Dinamo
Thilisi of the Soviet Union,
Bohenains of Ireland, and
Newcastle of England. and
Valur Reykjavic of Iceland
and Glentoran of Norhtern
Treland.

St.Etierne blammed the
Manchester fans. for the
violence but officials of the
English club said it has
asked St.Etienne to
segregate the French and
-English fans before the
match.

Dave Smith, secretary of

remain Indianapolis
property.

Cancellation of the three-
way deal with Winnipeg and
Indianapolis upset, Sather.
He threatened to cancel the
arrangement with Wuebec
because there is no roon for.
Tannahill and Donnelly as
long as Russell, Morrison
and Prentice stay on the

roster. ;

SAther lined up the deals
as part of a continuing at-
tempt to improve the Oilers.

‘We,ve done, at least on
paper at this stage, a major

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the United supporters’ club,
said the 906 fans who
travelled by coach with the
club did not get into any
trouble. He blamed "a
small renegade element’
for the violence.

But he also criticized the
St. Etinne club for selling
tickets to 100 ‘‘so-called
supporters’’ from Man-
chester, who made their
own way to France,

United Manger Dave
Sexton said one basis for an
appeal against the
suspension is UEFA rules
which make the home club
responsible for segregating
the fans of opposing teams.

Football Association
secretary Ted*Croker said
he is concerned about a
decision ‘“Whci allows the
home site to continue in the
competition when the in-
cident occured on their
ground.”

British Sports Minister
Denis Howell said in London
he ahd warned UEFA of-
ficials about the possibility
of trouble when he was in
Brussels the week before the
St. Etienne match.

St.Etienne cl ub officials
descired the UEFA decision
as “g tough and a hard blow
for Manchester United.”

overhaul of this cli
Conache,

Concaher said Evans and
Morrison are unlikely to
play with the Oilers.

Training camp opens
Wednesday for the . Oilers
and the loss of Morrsion and
Evans leaves Edmonton
with only three defencemen
signed-Paul Shymr, rookie
Robin Sadler and sopomore
Dave Langevin.

The acquisition of Don-
nelly give Edmonton a third
goaltender.

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