ULSTER CEO JONNY Petrie this morning announced that the northern province have handed down a ban to a person who attended their Champions Cup win over Harlequins at the Kingspan Stadium this month.
Petrie tweeted that a complaint was made by supporters who attended the 7 December fixture and stated that ‘abusive behaviour will never have any place here’.
As a result of complaints made by other supporters at the Harlequins game, I have today banned an individual from future @UlsterRugby matches. We all want @KingspanStadium to be an intimidating place for away teams to visit, but abusive behaviour will never have any place here
It is the second time this year that Ulster have issued a ban.
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In January, the northern province launched an investigation that culminated in a ban for an individual over racist abuse directed at ex-Munster star Simon Zebo during the Champions Cup win over Racing 92.
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Ulster issue ban to individual over abusive behaviour during win over Harlequins
ULSTER CEO JONNY Petrie this morning announced that the northern province have handed down a ban to a person who attended their Champions Cup win over Harlequins at the Kingspan Stadium this month.
Petrie tweeted that a complaint was made by supporters who attended the 7 December fixture and stated that ‘abusive behaviour will never have any place here’.
It is the second time this year that Ulster have issued a ban.
In January, the northern province launched an investigation that culminated in a ban for an individual over racist abuse directed at ex-Munster star Simon Zebo during the Champions Cup win over Racing 92.
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Champions Cup no place No place for it Provincial