Drivers who had parked outside of a football stadium in Bristol were shocked to find offensive messages on their cars. Motorists parked outside Ashton Gate Stadium on Raynes Road and others nearby discovered spoof parking tickets on their vehicles which told them they had 'parked like a c***'.
The mysterious sticker vigilante struck on Easter Monday, leaving the crude labels on cars which resemble an official parking ticket from a distance, the Mirror reports. With a bright yellow background and black-checked outline, the abusive notes read: "You've parked like a c*** - do not do it again. Warning. The person who 'parked' this vehicle doesn't give a s*** about other people, the selfish b*****d."
The stickers are the latest attack in a stewing row surrounding match day parking in Ashton over the past few years, since crowds returned to Bristol City and Bristol Bears matches following the Covid-19 pandemic. They were left on cars in the hour before the Bristol City vs Middlesbrough match on Easter Monday.
