Football Federation Australia Chief Executive David Gallop has released a statement following last night's Hyundai A-League match between Melbourne Victory and Western Sydney Wanderers.

"The behaviour of some fans and in particular a section of the Western Sydney Wanderers fans at last night's match was unacceptable and will not be tolerated," said FFA CEO David Gallop. "FFA is currently compiling all reports from Victorian Police, stadium security and both clubs before deciding what action to take.

"This is a clear reminder of the type of people we do not want in our game and that will be reflected in the final outcomes of our enquiries.

"FFA is currently undertaking a review of the security and banning procedures to ensure a fair process for fans who are identified as misbehaving but will not waver from protecting the safety of spectators.

"Finding that balance during the banning process is central to our review but last night's events should be a reminder that the actions of a minority can damage the reputation and image of the game. That is why we will continue to identify and ban troublemakers."

fold the club.

Dock my club points, it's the right thing to do.

That guy sticking his finger up. Can someone please post the picture of him with the Sydney fc scarf and megaphone. Fucking hilarious :lol:

That guy sticking his finger up. Can someone please post the picture of him with the Sydney fc scarf and megaphone. Fucking hilarious :lol:

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This is all talk by the FFA until they actually do anything then I'll take them seriously. Take thier drums the flags the trumpets the fence banners give them nothing. Let them earn it back.

6th thread on the incident. 2nd from Socceroofan4life.

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That bottom pic, the bloke on the left side is apparently ex St. Albans/Melbourne Knights striker Harry Karl...can anyone confirm this? That just blows me away:lol:

This I can understand as it makes much more sense then docking points. As I've said many times docking points for because of a minority who already don't care about being docked points is pointless. Ban the things that the minority love to have access to and it might have a effect. Things like this will still happen but it would at the very least drop the rate of it happening.

Four people were ejected from the ground over discharging flares while two more people were interviewed over their behaviour outside the venue but not charged.