PSGs future at stake as supporter dies after attack by own fans

By Giles Mole 1105AM GMT eighteen March 2010

Trouble PSG"s supporters have gained a repute for fan assault Photo EPA

PSG"s story of fan assault took a deadly turn with the genocide of the 37-year-old man, declared usually as Yann L, who suffered a assault by associate PSG supporters on the fringes of a compare opposite their physical condition rivals Marseille on February 28.

Amid drawn out calls for assault to be eradicated around PSG"s notoriously uneasy Parc des Princes stadium, French Secretary of State for Sport Rama Yade pronounced the bar is right afar underneath even some-more heated vigour to act.

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"The club"s presence is at stake," Yade pronounced in a matter after the fan"s death.

"The misfortune has happened. Passions remade in to sordid, senseless, ruthless rage," she said. "Love of the organisation jersey has turn hatred for the other, hatred for the sport, hatred for life.

"It is a feat for brutality and a better for sport, companionship and civilisation. Everyone should be concerned, initial and inaugural the leaders of all clubs. This might take time but the finalise will not falter.

"Supporters who kill each alternative should be punished with the pinnacle severity. The really presence of the bar is at stake."

Despite their relations miss of success on the field, PSG are still one of the most appropriate upheld clubs in the nation - nonetheless that repute is tarnished by the ethereal co-existence of multiform opposition fans groups at the Parc des Princes.

The defunct was reportedly a part of of the "Casual Firm" organisation of supporters who rally at the Boulogne finish of the Parc, and was pounded by members of a opposition organisation from the Auteuil end.

Offering condolences to the fan"s family, PSG pronounced "We intend to entirely examine the consequences of this situation and afterwards take the required movement to assistance exterminate assault from in an and around the Parc des Princes and during the team"s afar trips.

"Once again the poise of a rope of pseudo-supporters has plunged the club, the management, the shareholder, the sponsors, the players and the genuine fans in to a state of dolour and dismay.

"We wish whoever is obliged for this rapist movement to be caught, interrogated and charged."

PSG have criminialized their fans from afar games for the foreseeable destiny whilst this weekend"s diversion opposite Nice will be played at the back of sealed doors following difficulty involving Nice fans in their diversion opposite Monaco on January 30.

The relatives of the defunct have called for ease following their son"s death.

In a matter they pronounced "All those who deliberate themselves trustworthy to the son should show calm, patience and grace in the countenance of their emotion."

Four people were arrested yesterday in tie with the death.