[Albion] The fella who "invaded" the pitch

[el punal]

Here we go :



Dems is the rools!

 

[hampshirebrightonboy]

Here we go :

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Dems is the rools!

Oops 13-16 broken by me at various times

 

[el punal]

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Oops 13-16 broken by me at various times

So you’ve just ‘fessed up? Ten year banning order for you Sonny Jim!

 

[amexer]

Have his friends posted on this ?

 

[Publius Ovidius]

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You have cancelled Beach Hut?

Oh gawd, what did he do ina previous life?

 

[sydney]

Carting him off seemed a bit harsh.

In the aftermath I would have just booted him out and told him not to be so silly, in future.

No names no pack drill.

that's what you get when the "stand manager" is a jobsworth spurs fan from Mitcham...unfortunately the lad is no doubt a gonner for 18 months minimum.

 

[Stat Brother]

that's what you get when the "stand manager" is a jobsworth spurs fan from Mitcham...unfortunately the lad is no doubt a gonner for 18 months minimum.

I'm sure we'll find out the truth when the decision is actually made.

 

[highflyer]

I'm sure we'll find out the truth when the decision is actually made.

No ni no. Waiting until we know what the decision actually is would leave it FAR too late. It's important to get your outrage in early, based on a made up scenario in your head, so as to avoid disappointment in the event of the club acting sensibly and proportionately.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

No ni no. Waiting until we know what the decision actually is would leave it FAR too late. It's important to get your outrage in early, based on a made up scenario in your head, so as to avoid disappointment in the event of the club acting sensibly and proportionately.

That gives you (in your head) the best of both worlds. You get the indignant anger at the INJUSTICE of it all, and then the acceptance of the FACTS at the end.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Oops 13-16 broken by me at various times

I’ve broken 13 on occasions, most recently when our row all shifted along to create more social distancing. Sometimes you can’t rely on the authorities to make correct decisions on safety. Having a list like that just makes rulebreakers of most of the ‘customers.’ Seems a bit self defeating.

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

Three lads walked up to there seats for the Palace game with pints of beer in hand.( Obviously there first game )
The young stewards just watched them walk past him and I had to tell them that if they were seen they would get thrown out.
The stewards then watched them walk past them again back onto the concourse.


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[Timbo]

Three lads walked up to there seats for the Palace game with pints of beer in hand.( Obviously there first game )
The young stewards just watched them walk past him and I had to tell them that if they were seen they would get thrown out.
The stewards then watched them walk past them again back onto the concourse.


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The stewarding is atrocious, mostly students from the Uni just there to pick up 20 quid. I know there's probably some requirement with regards stewards/fans but there always seem to be so many of them as well, mostly having a chat blocking stairways. The one's in charge are no better, when I had the pleasure of sitting next to two Leeds fans a few weeks ago, the 'stand manager' smiled and gave them the thumbs up at the end of the game. I asked why he was allowed to sit there and I was told in no uncertain terms it was none of my business and away fans are fine in the North Stand as long as they don't wear colours.

 

[Stat Brother]

Well if we're going 'there".

Our Steward in the Family Stand is great.
Been there since day one.
Firm but fair with an added touch of gruff to guarantee he's not approachable - perfect.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

The stewarding is atrocious, mostly students from the Uni just there to pick up 20 quid. I know there's probably some requirement with regards stewards/fans but there always seem to be so many of them as well, mostly having a chat blocking stairways. The one's in charge are no better, when I had the pleasure of sitting next to two Leeds fans a few weeks ago, the 'stand manager' smiled and gave them the thumbs up at the end of the game. I asked why he was allowed to sit there and I was told in no uncertain terms it was none of my business and away fans are fine in the North Stand as long as they don't wear colours.

Not sure that is right in a lot of cases. They bus in Events Management people from London for most games. I was chatting to one of the guys the other night who had come down from Clapham and was a palace fan.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Three lads walked up to there seats for the Palace game with pints of beer in hand.( Obviously there first game )
The young stewards just watched them walk past him and I had to tell them that if they were seen they would get thrown out.
The stewards then watched them walk past them again back onto the concourse.


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Was this in the WSU (north end) by any chance?

Recall someone threw an empty pint plastic cup from about halfway up and it hit those in the front rows, a bit of a standard off between the two sets but the stewards didn’t do anything or seem bothered

 

[BNthree]

Well if we're going 'there".

Our Steward in the Family Stand is great.
Been there since day one.
Firm but fair with an added touch of gruff to guarantee he's not approachable - perfect.

You talking about the guy on the E1A stairs? Greying goatee? Good steward, never seen him being a dick at all.

 

[Weststander]

Didn't we even have a child who got put on the pitch at the end of a Liverpool game to go round and try and get a shirt or something equally embarrassing / irresponsible?

Chavski family, after Hazard’s shirt, but in a home supporters stand.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

What we need is a monorail and fences round the playing area.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

We need a huge moat with crocodiles and piranhas.

That will keep the buggers off the pitch

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

What are 80’s style jeans?

The type the four Charlies were wearing when walking up from the Bridge car park!