Heracles fan banned from stadium for a year after entering pitch to take photo of deceased fan's banner
Heracles supporter Daphne Letteboer has been banned from the Asito Stadium for a year after she entered the pitch during a match against FC Den Bosch to take a photo of a banner for a deceased fan. The club imposed the ban as a punishment, which was confirmed by Tubantia.
Competition · 2026-09-03 16:02:32
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Heracles supporter Daphne Letteboer has been banned from the Asito Stadium for a year after she entered the pitch during a match against FC Den Bosch. Letteboer had taken a photo of a banner for Paul Matitaputty, a deceased fan who meant a lot to Heracles. The banner was hung in the stadium, and Letteboer crossed the pitch to take a clear photo of it. The ban was confirmed by Tubantia.
Heracles claims the infraction is clear and leaves no room for discussion. Letteboer responded to the ban, stating she was aware of the rules and had taken the photo to pay tribute to Matitaputty. The Curva Shots photography group, founded by Letteboer, reacted strongly to Heracles' punishment, calling the club 'dead'.
