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'Police are also on their way' Suwon fans angry for two and a half hours 'blocking the bus'... 'Get out the leader!'


Suwon Samsung tied Gangwon FC 0-0 in the final B match of the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 38th Round held at Suwon World Cup Stadium at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. At the same time, Suwon FC tied Jeju United 1-1.

As a result, Suwon ranked at the bottom of the table. Suwon tied Suwon FC with eight wins, nine draws and 21 losses in points with 33 points. However, it fell behind from 35 goals to 44 goals in multiple points, and has accepted the cruel reality of being directly demoted.

It was the first relegation in Suwon's team history. Suwon has been in the top division ever since its foundation in 1995. It is a legendary figure with four K-League titles and the most FA Cup titles (five titles, tied with Jeonbuk) among others. However, it has fallen to the bottom after replacing the coach twice this season, and will face off in the K-League 2 in 2024.

Suwon is a famed pullback in its history with four K-League titles and the most FA Cup titles (five titles, tied with Jeonbuk). All this happened yesterday, however. After finishing the league in 10th place last season, Suwon dramatically survived in the promotion and promotion PO, but it has only regressed, let alone improved.

Suwon fans fell silent when the whistle blew at the end of the game. Those who filled the stands froze as if they could not believe it. There were few boos and shouts that were often seen this season.

The same was true of Suwon players. Suwon players either sank or fell on their stomachs and shed tears. They just looked blankly at the shock. Acting coach Yeom Ki-hoon also couldn't hold back his tears.

Moments later, anger started pouring out. Water bottles and smoke bombs flew into the stadium, and some fans were stopped while trying to break into the stadium. One fan raised his middle finger and booed, while another protested with a picket saying, "My Suwon is dead."

Suwon fans were willing to block the bus. They gathered at the exit of the team's bus and protested fiercely, blocking the bus from passing. Many people held the front desk of the team, including its leader Oh Dong-seok, responsible.

Even the Suwon Central Police Station personnel were dispatched to recommend the disbandment, but to no avail. The police said that it had been a long time since the game was over, so everyone should go home, but the fans responded with boos. The police warned that they could use police force if the request was made.

Suwon fans remained undaunted. However, they quickly cleared the way when the Gangwon team bus came out.

Many fans applauded and waved goodbye to Gangwon players unlike a few minutes ago when they were booing. Some fans even said, "You did a good job." However, some fans reportedly urged Gangwon to be demoted as well.

"Blocking the bus" lasted for nearly two and a half hours. Suwon fans did not leave their seats until around 6:30 p.m. despite the cold weather. Those who visited Oh Dong-seok said they opposed to avoiding taking responsibility, and after hearing Oh's resignation, they disbanded due to security guards' blocking. The Suwon team bus, which had been stationary for a long time, was finally able to move.

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