Goalkeeper sent off for spraying fan after they had urinated in his water bottle

Non-league goalkeeper sent off following altercation with fan who claimed he urinated in his water bottle shortly before he drank from it

A non-league goalkeeper was sent off on Saturday following an altercation with a fan who he claimed had urinated in his water bottle shortly before he drank from it.

Warrington Town goalkeeper Tony Thompson was dismissed in the 61st minute of his side’s FA Trophy clash with Guiseley following an incident with a supporter after Thompson squirted the ‘water’ in the face of the fan in question.Advertisement With the tie evenly poised at 0-0, the game took a turn for the worse after Thompson was given his marching orders in what Warrington boss Mark Beesley has described as a ‘disgrace’.A post on Warrington’s Twitter account read: “Just managed to catch Thompson on his way back in [to the changing room]. An away fan has apparently urinated in his water bottle, and then when Thompson has squirted it at said ‘fan’ after finding out, he’s been sent off.

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