Playing against a 10-man, bottom of the barrel Hannover 96 team, Hamburg came out sluggish and stayed that way throughout the entire 90 minutes, finishing with nothing more than a disappointing 0-0 draw.  It is tough to find a fan that will ever be pleased with watching their club play to a scoreless draw, and Hamburg is no exception.  Those in attendance made that very clear to the home side, but rather than just accept what many would describe as constructive criticism, Paolo Guerrero was about to show that he still had some fight left in him (even though he showed little on the field).

As he exited the pitch, one fan in particular caught his attention.  That was all Guerrero needed to set him off, and with a water bottle in his hand, he heaved it towards his target, hitting him square in the face.  I always thought that fans should be awarded the freedom to criticize players at will, but in Hamburg (much like in Colombia), such actions may not always come without consequences.  This guy learned that the hard way.

Hat Tip – [Dirty Tackle]

With time ticking off the clock, and his team down 1-0, the Stuttgart goalie went to retrieve a ball after it had gone out of bounds, but the ball boy was not about to do him any favors.  Instead, the young man, much to the delight of the Hannover fans, played a little game of go-fetch with the German keeper.

With Lehmann directly in front of the ball boy asking for a ball, one was delivered over his head, leaving Jens standing there, shoulders shrugged in disbelief.  Being a goalie, he seemed to let that one slip out of his reach a little too easily.  Maybe the ball boy was just testing the veteran’s ability to stop a ball as he approaches the age of 40.  Needless to say, Lehmann failed this one.