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Argos players confront Tiger-Cats fan who allegedly spit beer at them after CFL Eastern Final
After losing their chance to hoist the Grey Cup, the Toronto Argos had insult added to their injury via a mouthful of beer being spit in their face.
A Hamilton Tiger-Cats fan, drunk off of his team’s 27-19 win that earned them a place in the CFL final, allegedly spat beer at Toronto players while they were exiting the field. This caused the Argos players to react – as one would if that happened to them – and approach the fan by jumping up the stands and getting on to the concourse of BMO Field.
WATCH: Things got heated at the Toronto Argos VS. Hamilton Tiger Cats game earlier after a Ticats fan allegedly spit his beer into a players face. pic.twitter.com/PPTjzukmAG
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) December 6, 2021
Full Video 2/2
Only thing we know for certain is BMO security lost control of the situation. pic.twitter.com/dV4WOp7Lxj— We Want The Cup (@ticatsroar) December 6, 2021
I don’t know if the fan was intoxicated, but trying to fight back against a professional football player in full equipment, let alone the six-foot-two, 217-pound defensive back Chris Edwards, might not be the smartest move.
Toronto Police are reportedly investigating the incident, and the CFL are aware and currently reviewing any available video. The Argos have not yet made an official statement on the altercation.
1/2 @TorontoPolice on altercation at BMO:
“At the end of the game, two men allegedly jumped a barricade and were attempting to fight with players. Officers and security quickly intervened and both men are alleged to have been assaultive with staff and police.” @CFLonTSN— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) December 6, 2021
2/2 @TorontoPolice on altercation at BMO:
“As a result, both were trespassed (required to leave and were issued a provincial ticket) from BMO Field and Exhibition Place.”@CFLonTSN— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) December 6, 2021
Hamilton will face the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Dec. 12 for their hometown Grey Cup at Tim Hortons Field, after they defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 21-17 on Sunday.
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