Andrew has apologised a lot, but the club have banned him, saying

"Given the seriousness of the incident, the club had no option but to apply a life ban."

It said the club had completed a review of matchday security and taken steps to ensure player safety would not be compromised in future matches.

Andrew, who's 38 and has 3 kids, from Market Harborough way, told the Mercury:

"It's just not worth it. It will be a large chunk of my life gone. I wish it had never happened."

"I don't know why I did it. I just want to apologise to the club, to Micky Adams, to Ian Walker and all the players - everyone at the club and the fans as well. This gives me a chance to say I'm sorry. I'm gutted about it. It was a stupid thing to do and I regret it."

"I must admit, when I saw it in the papers and on the TV, I realised how stupid I had been. It just brings it home.

"I've never done anything like it before. I wasn't angry and there was no plan. It was just a spur-of-the-moment thing.

"I was surprised I got that far and found myself standing in front of Ian Walker in the penalty box. When I got to him I said I didn't think he was fit to be a Premiership player. He told me to get lost, basically. There definitely was no intention on my part to harm him. I've been a City fan all my life and would never harm one of the players.

"He started shoving me, but I should not have been there. It's understandable. He did not harm me."

So should Andrew be banned for life? Or should he buy a wig and false moustache? Why should he get out of suffering whilst we all still have to go?! Tell us what you think about this in our FFS Fans Forum.