A group of Feyenoord fans made their anger clear before a 1-0 win over Utrecht by targeting Robin van Persie and the club’s director.
Banners were held up telling Van Persie and Dennis te Kloese to leave the club amid a dire season where they crashed out of the KNVB Beker and Europa League and could even miss out on Europe all together next season.
Van Persie himself eased some tension with the win, but the same can’t be said for Te Kloese who was advised not to travel by police.
AD report that a 24-year-old man was arrested for posting the director’s phone number online after a defeat last time out.
Publishing someone else’s private information, such as home addresses, phone numbers, or workplaces, with the intention of intimidating, harassing, or threatening someone is called doxing and is a criminal offense in the Netherlands.
Te Kloese received a torrent of abuse and threats, and now police are investigating whether any of these constituted criminal offenses.
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