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My ex-husband passed away recently and I've just found out something that's made me sick to my stomach.
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- Daily Mail
Soccer culture clash at Club World Cup as American woman reports Argentine fans to cops over 'throwing beer and shoving' - but they say SHE was wrong
A clash of cultures erupted at Seattle's Lumen Field during the Club World Cup as an American woman reported a group of Argentine fans to stadium staff and police. The tensions occurred during Inter Milan 's 2-0 victory over River Plate earlier in the week - a match that was heated on the pitch as well, with the Buenos Aires side receiving two red cards and six booking issued in total. The woman described being surrounded by River fans who refused to respect assigned seating and crowded into her section in raucous fashion. She explained on social media that the situation turned physical when she confronted the fans, claiming they threw beer on her and shoved her boyfriend away. She called security, and eventually local police arrived to intervene. The woman could be heard screaming in a video uploaded on TikTok: 'This is our seat, we paid for the seat.' One of the River fans responded: 'We paid too,' before the American woman demanded they showed their tickets. @_jung_kook_wifey We approach them with our tickets in our hand and they're like 'there's no assigned seats' like we don't go to almost every Sounder game and know the drill. They got aggressive real quick throwing beer and shoving my bf and pulling my hair. #ClubWorldCup ♬ original sound - lou ❀𓇼𓏲☘︎ River Plate fans ignored ticket allocations and sat in her set, leading to a heated confrontation The woman alleged that beer was thrown on her hair and that her boyfriend was shoved away The River fan then said: 'You can sit anywhere, it doesn't matter [about] your ticket,' much to the woman's frustration, who insisted again: 'It does. This is our seat, we paid for the seat.' In South American football culture, supporters often cluster together and ignore seat assignments on their tickets. The woman recognised this, but argued that these norms do not override the fact she paid for a specific seat. She wrote on TikTok: 'I can support futbol culture but that does not mean disregarding the stadium's rules or jurisdiction. 'This was not a general admission event! Otherwise, tickets would have been priced THE SAME. 'Choosing to ignore assigned seating - and worse, attempting to physically intimidate or assault others out of their PAID spaces - is not only entitled, it's unlawful. 'You cannot assault your way into getting what you want just because you are not 'used to the customs set in place.' However, many fans under the woman's video did not extend any sympathy, arguing she should have been prepared for a culture clash before buying her tickets. The woman went on to accuse one fan of swearing and smoking a cigarette in the ground One fan commented: 'In South America your ticket gets you into the stands and no seat allocation as no one sits down anyway. The seats are a free for fall, if you come late. You lose out. So happy Americans are getting a taste of real football.' Another wrote: 'That's how it works in ultras sector. You should know that before you buy tickets.' A third said: 'To be fair in South America and many countries, seat allocations don't matter. You sit where there's space.' The woman shared more details of the incident in another slideshow on TikTok, where she went on to reveal that one man was also swearing at her and smoking a cigarette in the ground.
Daily Mail
2 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Holiday tragedy as British tourist falls to his death at Majorcan beauty spot cliff alongside partner who survived accident
Tributes have been paid to a British tourist who died after a late-night fall on to rocks near a Majorcan beauty spot beach. Ben Clark, 41, was killed after the 15ft plunge from a wall in the early hours of Friday. Sources said his partner had also fallen from the same spot and been knocked unconscious before coming to and going to a nearby hotel to raise the alarm. Friends of Mr Clark, who described himself on Facebook as a self-employed carpenter from Andover in Hampshire, called him 'one of the good ones'. And one of his daughters wrote on social media: 'Love you forever dad.' Friends also described him as a 'great guy' as they spoke of their shock at learning the news, with one telling of feeling 'completely gutted' following the tragedy. Becky Paris said: 'Honestly I just spent the majority of the evening blabbering on about how "it's the kind of thing you read about in the newspapers, but think well it wouldn't ever happen' as it wasn't real life. 'Today I am just absolutely heartbroken for you and your little family. 'No words that could make sense of it. You really were one of the good ones mate.' Peter Fordham added: 'RIP Ben Clark. Devastating news and a sad loss. 'You will be massively missed. Condolences to all your friends and family.' Glenn Quackenbush wrote on social media: 'Farewell to great guy Mr Ben Clark. It was an honour RIP.' And Chris Jon Osman told his daughter who had shared her own tribute online: 'Couldn't be more gutted for you, love to all your family.' 'His memory will live on through the many peoples' lives that he lit up. He was a great guy and a true legend.' Police said firefighters had helped them recover the body of an unnamed British man. A spokesman for the Civil Guard in Majorca said on Friday afternoon: 'We received an emergency alert just before 2am this morning, saying a man had fallen from a height of around 15ft in a rocky area in Cala Agulla near to Capdepera and had possibly died. 'The Civil Guard's specialist Greim mountain and cave rescue unit was mobilised. The man's body was recovered just after 5am. 'A full report has yet to be drafted by the Greim unit and an autopsy will take place. But everything at this stage is pointing to the victim dying as a result of an accidental fall.' Mr Clark is believed to have been with his partner who survived before going to raise the alarm at the Club Cala Rajada Hotel. An island newspaper has reported the fall happened in an area popular with tourists who visit the beauty spot to take in its picturesque sunsets. Mr Clark, who is thought to have been father to a grown-up daughter aged about 20 as well as a younger child, had been joking with a friend on Facebook the day before losing his life. The contact, commenting on the last photo Mr Clark posted online from Majorca late on Thursday showing him appearing redder than normal, said: 'Looking a bit serious Ben lol x' - prompting Mr Clark to respond: 'And burnt.' When the friend asked, 'Where's your sun protection then LOL', he replied: 'In the hand luggage.' Cala Agulla is a large and white sand beach in the north-east of Majorca, a short drive from Capdepera. It is surrounded by sand dunes, pine trees, desert plants and low-lying rocky areas which form the Llevant Peninsula Natural Park. Last month a British woman, 39, died after plunging from a scenic beauty spot in Majorca. She fell about 60ft from a lookout point in the Palma neighbourhood of El Jonquet overlooking the sea. Police and paramedics who responded to an emergency call stabilised her at the scene before putting a 'Green Alert' in place to make sure she got to hospital as quickly as possible by clearing traffic for the ambulance transporting her. Police confirmed after the May 19 tragedy they were not looking for anyone else in connection with what happened and the death was not being treated as a crime.
The Sun
2 hours ago
- The Sun
Heartbreaking tributes to Brit dad, 41, killed after plunging 15ft off wall at Majorca beach after ‘losing his balance'
A BRIT dad who plunged 16ft off a wall to his death in Majorca has been named as a "true legend" as his family and friends pay tribute. Ben Clark, 41, died instantly after he fell into a rocky area near a popular holiday beach in the early hours of Friday morning. 4 4 4 His daughter, Kaci Fraya, is believed to have been on the Spanish holiday to Cala Agulla on the island's northeast coast with her dad at the time of his death. In a touching post on Facebook, she wrote: "Love you forever dad." The heartbroken woman in her mid 20s also shared a picture of the pair smiling along with a red love heart. Clark is also believed to have been a father to a younger daughter. Friends of Ben, from Hampshire, called him 'one of the good ones' and a 'great guy'. Becky Paris said: 'Honestly I just spent the majority of the evening blabbering on about how 'it's the kind of thing you read about in the newspapers, but think well it wouldn't ever happen' as it wasn't real life. 'Today I am just absolutely heartbroken for you and your little family. 'No words that could make sense of it. You really were one of the good ones mate.' Peter Fordham added: 'RIP Ben Clark. Devastating news and a sad loss. 'You will be massively missed. Condolences to all your friends and family.' Glenn Quackenbush wrote on social media: 'Farewell to great guy Mr Ben Clark. It was an honour RIP.' And good friend Chris Jon Osman simply said: "He was a great guy and a true legend." Firefighters and mountain rescue teams recovered the Brit's body after an emergency call was put in, reports Ultima Hora. Police sources are treating the incident as an accident. A spokeswoman for the Civil Guard confirmed: 'We received an emergency alert just before 2am, saying a man had fallen from a height of around 16 feet in a rocky area in Cala Agulla near to Capdepera. 'The Civil Guard's specialist Greim mountain and cave rescue unit was mobilised. 'The man's body was recovered just after 5am." It comes as last month a British woman died after plunging from a scenic beauty spot in Majorca. The 39-year-old was rushed to hospital critically injured following the fall but failed to survive her injuries. She fell around 60ft from a lookout point in the Palma neighbourhood of es Jonquet overlooking the sea.
