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Feyenoord’s general manager Robert Eenhoorn said he “cannot be happy” with their 5-2 victory in Leeuwarden, adding “frustration prevails too much for that”.<\/p>\n
“This problem obviously does not only affect Feyenoord and is unfortunately something we have been unable to put a stop to for decades,” Eenhoorn said. <\/p>\n
“We will therefore have to sit down again with all stakeholders, clubs, the KNVB [Dutch football association], and the authorities to look for a solution together.”<\/p>\n
Leeuwarden mayor Foort van Oosten also condemned the incident and promised an investigation, while the Dutch football association said it would revisit its protocols for incidents of disorder.<\/p>\n
The game resumed despite the injuries to the fans, but it would have been abandoned had a player or match official been hit.<\/p>\n
“That doesn’t feel right,” Jan Bluyssen, the KNVB’s manager of professional football competition affairs, told Dutch news agency ANP.<\/p>\n
“We need to examine whether the protocol is still appropriate and how we might want to adjust it.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n