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Hardly unless viewing/listening figures are passed onto the team at half time and even then they wouldn’t know if they or the opposition were being supported :laugh:

Likewise - stayed at the Jury’s Inn on the Saturday night. Walked back to the hotel after the game and went out in the evening for a drink - no abuse or problems at all.

Yep - Bristol City have sold their full allocation of 7,680 - the highest away attendance the Etihad has ever seen.

What a load of tosh!

From what I’ve read that is the case - the idea is as I understand it that if/when multiple matches are being played the VAR can adjudicate on more than one match.

I hope they give first dibs to those of us who went tonight.

This - I quite like the low attendance - Arrived an hour later than normal at Mill Road P&R; plenty of space. On the first batch of buses after the game and back on the A23 within 20 minutes of the match ending.

Only in very specific circumstances, (such as squatting in residential property).

Certainly but trespass is a civil, not criminal, offence and no concern of the police

That’s the thing though, most people know assault is a criminal offence, so is letting off flares and fireworks inside a football ground. What I was wondering was if jumping a turnstile was a criminal offence and if not what action, if any, the police or courts could take against those...

And how would you feel if you were directed towards the front bus but couldn’t get on yet the hundred people behind you had all got on the second bus. You can’t count the queue because in places it’s 3 across in others it’s 7 or 8 across and don’t forget the security box. Anyway the current...

As soon as those in the queue saw the doors open on the second bus there was a mad dash for the doors. There is a long way between the front doors of two bendy buses, you would need a line of stewards to prevent the queue from breaking.

Probably a silly question but what law, if any, have those who jumped the turnstile broken?

As I posted earlier people are simply not disciplined enough to make it work as was shown after the Watford game when they tried loading two buses at the same time. It ended up in a mad scramble. People in the queue past the door of the second bus tried to turn around to get on that bus as it...

After the Watford match they tried loading two buses at the same time - instead of an orderly queue boarding the bus there was absolute chaos as the queue broke near the second bus and the result was that many near the front of the original bus couldn’t get on the first bus when it became full...

I’m also old fashioned and will open a door for others and allow them to go first - I use the P&R and regularly offer my seat to those obviously in greater need of a seat than myself, (despite not being the healthiest myself). I have not once seen any youngster do the same and I think that’s a...

I can never understand why when someone is convicted of multiple offences the sentences handed down are, more often than not, served concurrently rather than consecutively. In this case Worboys was convicted of 19 offences each with a minimum of a 5 year sentence - so why wasn’t the overall...

That’s what makes him a “massive cock”. :)

I also think he is a “massive cock” but that’s a world away from stating someone isn’t a ‘decent’ person. There must be millions working in countries, either by birth or by choice, who don’t agree with aspects of that country’s politics - to suggest they are hypocrites, as some have done, is...

Are you REALLY comparing McLean with Saville! Refusing to wear a poppy or to acknowledge the Union Flag does not stop you from being a decent person.