I agree Nonu, streaking was always a bit of a dare; but in this day and age hugging any one you are not on really good terms with seems to be fraught with all sorts of inuendos. I hasten to add here, I am very much a touchy, feely person, and enjoy a hug when appropriate.
What about the outbreak of streaking at cricket matches several years ago? No one seemed to get too worked up about that bit of silliness. The main problem with that was that it was Just Not British.
What if a hundred people invaded the pitch? It would take ages for them all to get back to their seats so that it could all restart, and by then another couple of hundred would have decided to join in so as to be seen on TV.
And what if there were teerorosts among the invaders?
Very nice that one was tolerated, but could be the thin end of the wedge.
Interesting that some people think it is ok to invade the pitch - I am pretty sure if it happened in English football (and it does, occasionally), people would be upset. The problem is that whilst this fan obviously meant no harm, it might not be the case with the next one who does it.
Vegasmags there is a Durham literary festival soon. Visit us and you might be able to hug Rachel Joyce or others. We had Ian rankin and P D James last year. Close enough to sign a book but I didn't hug.