A‎rsenals FC new Goal Keeper Peter Chech has become the target of Misguided football fans following his departure from Stamford Bridge.The Czech Republic international had signed for Arsenal FC for a mouth watering sum of £10m making him one of the highest paid Goal keepers in the English Premier league EPL.

Following threats against Chech by aggrieved Fans the Social Networking site Twitter Came down heavily on a disgruntled fan who had targeted Chech's family in a tweet reproduced below.

“Say goodbye to your family for one last time before they go to sleep, you won’t be seeing them tomorrow you snake idiot”.

Twitter subsequently deactivated the account removed in content


Another Twitter user named @Enegali10 posted: “F******** off just saw Cech signed. Go f*** yourself. F****** brain damaged ugly sk**. Hope your kids have cancer. F****** nonce.”

He added: “I’m going to bring my SR-25 sniper rifle to the Bridge when we play Arsenal. Will be so f****** good to see Cech’s blood on the pitch.”

One said: “Hope we sign Arda Turan now so he can cause Petr Cech another head injury,” referring to the head injury Cech suffered in 2006, while another added: “Cech is not bigger then our club, you are deluded & dumb if you defend him.

“He’s a traitor & a snake. No other way to put it.”




Twitter recently upgraded it's rules


On Threats


The twitter rules are clear: ‘you may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.’


On Harassment

This is the big one ‎,In the past Twitter has been accused of turning a blind eye to harassment, especially of women, and the rules should mean that online abusers get booted off the service.

Users aren’t allowed to create multiple accounts for ‘disruptive or abusive purposes’, will be banned if the sole purpose of their account is to send abusive messages to others, and those bans will be permanent.


Aggressive behaviour generally

All kinds of unpleasantness are on the naughty list now, including aggressive retweeting, following and favouriting of tweets.

That’s the online equivalent of people who don’t like you constantly getting in your face. Your account may also be deactivated if you’re on lots of people’s block lists.

Name squatting

Accounts that don’t do anything will be shut down after six months, and accounts will also be closed if Twitter reckons they’ve been set up to impersonate others or to sell on.

Spam, spam, spam, spam

It’ll also block people who send the same content to lots of different people, and people who only post promotional messages or links.

That’s not the only type of spamming that’s unwelcome under the new rules.

Aggressive following and unfollowing is banned too.That’s when people follow stacks of strangers in the hope that those people will follow them back for no other reason than to boost their follower numbers. In some cases the person then unfollows everybody again, and that’s banned too.

May be next time these football Fans will read some of this rules before throwing caution into the Winds.

Best wishes to Peter Chech and his new team mates at Arsenal


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Petr Cech . . Not Peter Chech

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