Name And Shame The Coin Thrower Pleads Duberry

By Scott Cooper
March 25 2005

UNPROFESSIONAL Michael Duberry has demanded that Wolves ban the fans who threw coins at him last Saturday, despite the Stoke defenders antics.

UNPROFESSIONAL Michael Duberry has demanded that Wolves ban the fans who threw coins at him last Saturday, despite the Stoke defenders antics.

Michael Duberry has asked for Wolves Fans to name and shame the fan who allegedly threw coins at him during last weekends draw with Stoke City.

Michael Duberry spent the majority of the second half winding up the Wolves fans and claims he was the target of two - possibly three - coins which were aimed in his direction from the Jack Harris stand.

"As I was getting treatment I heard one of the other lads tell the referee about a coin." Duberry told this is Staffordshire.

"I didn't see that one, but I saw the second, which landed near my feet. Then, as I picked it up to show the ref, I think another one came over. Luckily, none hit me, but they could have taken my eye out or left a nasty head injury."

Wolves have said that they will study the CCTV from the game and have said that any fan found guilty of such offence will be banned from the stadium.

"I just hope they can single someone out and if the cameras can't spot him, surely someone standing to the left or right of this guy must have seen him throw something and should come forward." Said the Stoke defender.

"I'm just a guy trying to kick a ball around the field and I don't deserve that." he added. "We have the privilege of representing our clubs, but these fans are also representing their clubs too."

Maybe Duberry should learn how to behave himself in future. We don't want to see fans throwing coins, but players inciting the fans doesn't help, does it Michael?