MaidStone Fan wipes from Goading Boreham Wood Rival with ‘Tackle of the Season’
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A continuous fan was swept away by “The Tackle of the Season” from a rival supporter during a sold-out play-off final.
And when the clip went viral, viewers made it clear where their sympathies were.
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Boreham Wood Fours beating visitors MaidStone United 1-0 to earn a place in the National League.
And while fans then flocked the field on the field, a beer -Willige wooden follower on the turf decided to stimulate supporters in the stands.
The man, who wore jeans and a hoodie, danced around and pointed upstairs while he tormented oppositions.
But suddenly, from 30 meters away on the other half of the field, a supporter came to the bopping supporter – without realizing it.
And the sprinting perpetrator ended his increase with a slide of two feet that sent the man and his beer to the ground in opposite directions.
The victim of the floor did not look -plussful and then jumped back as if he were shocked.
Some supporters in the position roared their approval at the lunging ‘Challenge’.
Another man then tried to confront the tackler – only to lose his foot and be led away by a third fan.
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And although the Lunger had acted aggressively – to say the least – he won the support of viewers.
One said: “Maidstone fan with the season tackle on a fan of Boreham Wood.”
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Another posted: “Great tackle, a little late but a phenomenal challenge.”
A third wrote: Fully earned and good for him, adult men who the Oppo Wten after a huge final victory. “
A fourth claimed: “He did not expect a Maidstone fan to do this as a retribution.”
And a fifth observer thought that the victim paid the price for mocking followers, because one of them “took matters into their own hands”.
It followed an incredibly tight season in National League South.
Troo was the only side that automatically went up – as champions on goal difference with Torquay.
But only three points separated the second place of Dorking in the sixth.
MaidStone finished seven points on Drift in seventh place – the last play -off place.
And in the last winner of the brilliant 47th minute of Charles Clayden, Hout sent back to the National League at the first attempt for a 3,500 crowd in Meadow Park.
Scunthorpe defeated colleague ex-EFL club Chester 2-1 after extra time in the National League North Play-off final.
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