Nope.
'I was standing, sorry sitting, both lawfully and legally prior to Ulloa scoring. Upon him doing so I rose in a considered manner, checking the safety of those around me, and politely clapped. At that moment, a gust of wind propelled me towards the young man by my side and we were locked in an embrace of fear. The wind then propelled us fifteen rows down onto the pitch into Bruno's arms....'
Not sure which away grounds you have been too but the size of chairs and more importantly the width of the terrace where chair resides varies greatly ......
1] Under s. 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 it is a criminal offence for an unauthorised person to sell or otherwise dispose of a ticket for a designated football match to another person. The maximum sentence is a fine not exceeding level 3 on the standard scale, currently £1000.
And? The purchaser isn’t referred to. It is about selling or offering a ticket for sale.
It’s difficult to articulate but I’d be happy to adjudicate. I don’t mind sitting for a hour once a week to be shown footage and decide if it’s natural and spontaneous or a bit “boxpark” look at me going absolutely ker-a-zee at a mid-season equalizer at Fulham.
Agreed. supporter VAR - I’m in.
A modern day kiss of Judas?
Supporter VAR…I think you’re onto something here.
I am very interested to know where the club draws the line between good & bad behaviour. Subtle nuances at play.
It’s an interesting point. My personal take is that, generally in life, the people who take the piss are pretty obvious whether this be at work, football or wherever. I also believe that the vast majority of fans are fine and have nothing to worry about. But there are some who are total cocks. We all know who they are and I imagine the club will as well.
Probably already been minuted, yes!
I guess it’s just the process. Issue a memo and then they can hold people accountable to it at a later date.
C‘Mon. People do not go nuts at a Coldplay gig, they just politely applaud and appreciate it.
And film themselves doing so.
When you’re at a match the host’s ground regulations apply. Technically we’re all normally in breach of the seating regulations (unless safe standing is in place). For me retrospective sanctions won’t work, they either tackle the issues (fairly) at a ground or let them slide.
I think we’re on broadly the same page.
That in itself should worry you!
Behave. No one can drink in the stand. If you'd been at Fulham, there wasn’t room to swing a car let alone chuck a beer.Do remind me to spill my pint over your kid wont you? And when you complain it'll be " mate it's part of the atmosphere ain't it "
