[Albion] Anyone spot this great steward dancing before the match on Wednesday?

[Green Cross Code Man]

I forgot to post this, I think the chap has a great spirit, and rather than scowling at people walking by or looking at his phone, he's engaging in a lovely way. In any case, I appreciated it and found it amusing.

 

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Some people just have the joy of life. Brilliant!

 

[Official Old Man]

I do wonder why we employ so many stewards outside the gound. I come in by coach and see maybe 30 or more in the bus and coach park who have no idea what they should be doing and most just stand around in a group chatting. The one time someone had to make a decision they sent our coach in the wrong direction and we done a tour of the P&R stops.
A job they could do is controll the pedestrians who wander aimlessly across roads in front of a bus or coach.

 

[kelvinnewman]

I do wonder why we employ so many stewards outside the gound. I come in by coach and see maybe 30 or more in the bus and coach park who have no idea what they should be doing and most just stand around in a group chatting. The one time someone had to make a decision they sent our coach in the wrong direction and we done a tour of the P&R stops.
A job they could do is controll the pedestrians who wander aimlessly across roads in front of a bus or coach.

It’ll likely be a ratio of people to steward thing, and in an emergency that’s when potentially they might all be needed

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I forgot to post this, I think the chap has a great spirit, and rather than scowling at people walking by or looking at his phone, he's engaging in a lovely way. In any case, I appreciated it and found it amusing.

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He should get together for a seasonal duet with the lady steward that does a little bit of a rap into the mic while directing post-match train queues

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

He should get together for a seasonal duet with the lady steward that does a little bit of a rap into the mic while directing post-match train queues

Haha, yeah, heard her the other day, brilliant as well!

 

[Stat Brother]

Yes i saw him and to be honest it's a level of happiness I find uncomfortable.
I screamed for a policeman and he will not return.


Thank me later.

 

[LamieRobertson]

He should get together for a seasonal duet with the lady steward that does a little bit of a rap into the mic while directing post-match train queues

You first

 

[maltaseagull]

Some people just have the joy of life. Brilliant!

Agreed, good to see.
While the other steward can´t be bothered to look up from his phone!

 

[Comrade Sam]

Did anyone spot the crazy woman on the bus back to Brighton? She sat at the front upstairs. When the bus finally pulled out everyone cheered, so she stood up and made it very clear that was unacceptable. No one really heard what she said, but everyone went 'oooo!'. So she started ranting, and everyone went 'ooooo!' Then she stormed up the bus shouting 'So you think you're all such hard men?' and threw hot coffee from a flask that went all over me, my mate and a Scottish woman returning from a works do. The Scottish woman then stood up and shouted 'What the f***?' and the nutty lady went downstairs to the sounds of 'Cheerio, cheerio, cheerio.'
She returned a couple of minutes later holding her phone claiming she's filming everything and sat down next to a bloke near the back. A few stops later she got off and a general conversation about the state of Britain's mental health provision and terminal decline ensued.
I preferred the dancing steward.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Did anyone spot the crazy woman on the bus back to Brighton? She sat at the front upstairs. When the bus finally pulled out everyone cheered, so she stood up and made it very clear that was unacceptable. No one really heard what she said, but everyone went 'oooo!'. So she started ranting, and everyone went 'ooooo!' Then she stormed up the bus shouting 'So you think you're all such hard men?' and threw hot coffee from a flask that went all over me, my mate and a Scottish woman returning from a works do. The Scottish woman then stood up and shouted 'What the f***?' and the nutty lady went downstairs to the sounds of 'Cheerio, cheerio, cheerio.'
She returned a couple of minutes later holding her phone claiming she's filming everything and sat down next to a bloke near the back. A few stops later she got off and a general conversation about the state of Britain's mental health provision and terminal decline ensued.
I preferred the dancing steward.

People are so unreasonable and so ready to take offense. Reminds me of a woman who screamed at me that I was threatening her and said she'd report me for harassment when I pointed out that she'd thrown a load of litter down.

 

[Official Old Man]

It’ll likely be a ratio of people to steward thing, and in an emergency that’s when potentially they might all be needed

In an emergency you really think they'll know what to do?

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

In an emergency you really think they'll know what to do?

Well they should have had training. So yes.

 

[Stat Brother]

Yes i saw him and to be honest it's a level of happiness I find uncomfortable.
I screamed for a policeman and he will not return.


Thank me later.

Dunno why everyone is laughing.

 

[Machiavelli]

I forgot to post this, I think the chap has a great spirit, and rather than scowling at people walking by or looking at his phone, he's engaging in a lovely way. In any case, I appreciated it and found it amusing.

I did. And he was dancing to (I think) 'Jungle Boogie' which is such a good tune, it's quite difficult not to dance to it when it's on (particularly in the month of December where most outlets seem to think that the public only want to listen to about six songs on perma-repeat).