Anderlecht has condemned the actions of its hard-core supporters after a threatening banner was placed at the private residence of Marc Coucke. The club described the incident as unacceptable
following the appearance of a message warning the owner, while the supporters’ group BCS responded by stating that Anderlecht is not a zoo
.
What happened at Marc Coucke’s residence?
Supporters from Anderlecht’s hard core targeted the private villa of Marc Coucke, leaving a banner with a clear and ominous message. According to local media reports, the banner explicitly stated, Do not force us
, marking a direct escalation of tensions between the club’s ownership and its most fervent fans.
How did the club and BCS respond?
The club reacted swiftly to the breach of privacy and the nature of the message, labeling the act as unacceptable
, according to reports from local media. In contrast, the supporters’ group BCS issued a statement defending their position and framing the conflict in a different light.
Anderlecht is not a zoo
Statement from BCS
Who are the groups targeting the ownership?
The incident has brought renewed attention to the nature of the club’s ultra scene. According to local reports, the hard-core elements of the Anderlecht fanbase are regarded as some of the most feared groups in European football, known for their intensity and willingness to target individuals even in their private lives.
When were the messages removed?
Despite the impact of the protest, the physical evidence of the incident was short-lived. According to local reports, the messages left by the dissatisfied supporters were removed within a single day.
