Linfield supervisor David Healy says the board are “at their wits’ finish” after the membership have been fined 12,000 euro for spectator misconduct in Champions League qualifying in opposition to Shelbourne.
On Thursday, 10,000 euro (£8,727) for “racist and/or discriminatory behaviour of its supporters” and a couple of,000 euro (£1,745) by Uefa for the lighting of fireworks in Windsor Park through the second leg on 16 July.
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The Irish Premiership champions have been additionally handed a partial stadium ban in Europe, suspended for 2 years.
Healy mentioned a “very small minority” had “let the membership down”, and emphasised the overwhelming majority of supporters make up “an excellent fan base”.
“I do know the chairman and the board are at their wits’ finish at instances with how we will management somebody who’s going to come back right into a soccer floor and say, sing or throw no matter, when it is principally been put to them that it is costing the soccer membership,” Healy advised BBC Sport NI.
“It is costing the gamers and it is costing us the chance of doubtless increase just a few pound within the pot.
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“I might urge supporters to get behind us within the appropriate approach and the Linfield approach, like they’ve accomplished for 140 years.”
Linfield are again in European motion on Thursday after they host Zalgiris within the second leg of Uefa Convention League qualifying.
The reverse fixture in Lithuania completed goalless and the winners of the tie will face Vikingur from Iceland within the third spherical.
“I have been right here lengthy sufficient to grasp the significance financially to this soccer membership,” Healy mentioned on the tie.
“I believe we labored them out fairly effectively. They modified their form and we received take a look at them.
“I am excited by the problem on Thursday and for the gamers to go and play effectively and carry out.
“Hopefully we will try to progress.”