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Can't wait for this to happen on a foggy day then the game gets called off
Can't wait for this to happen on a foggy day then the game gets called off
Can't wait for this to happen on a foggy day then the game gets called off
The fireworks didn’t help the atmosphere.
I’m mid-way up the East Lower.
I’m mildly asthmatic and whilst it didn’t affect my breathing very much, I was unable to give Sussex By The Sea my usual gusto and could hardly see the players coming onto the pitch. It did affect the back of my throat and was very uncomfortable.
The visibility was impaired for quite a while, too.
I’m glad I missed it at the Newcastle match (I was queueing at the water station). If it continues, I may have to tactically miss the teams coming out in future, too, which is a shame.
I’ve got pretty bad asthma and it really affected me at the Newcastle game. I wasn’t at the game yesterday, but if the fireworks continue then I may need to start arriving a bit later or potentially giving games a swerve altogether. I appreciate that probably sounds dramatic for a lot of people, but having my asthma aggravated isn’t something that clears that quickly. I’ll be in discomfort and out of breath for several days, which just isn’t worth it when balanced against a couple of hours at the football.
Only 1 fan got carried out of the East stand yesterday due to the smoke suffering from breathing difficulties. Not bad out of 31,000.
Blimey, we try and generate a little atmosphere and the fun sponges are out in force to put a stop to it.
For a little context, this is what a football stadium can be like. (Not the nonsense we see up in Croydon.)
Only 1 fan got carried out of the East stand yesterday due to the smoke suffering from breathing difficulties. Not bad out of 31,000.
Can't wait for this to happen on a foggy day then the game gets called off
Can’t work out if you are posting this to say it’s a good thing or a bad thing
Smokebombs are not flares.
This is a flare
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What has been brought into the ground recently is a perfectly safe smoke bomb, the type which is sold to celebrate weddings or the announcement of a baby's gender.
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There is a world of difference between a flare and a smoke bomb.
A bit of a stretch to describe a smoke bomb as perfectly safe when it can have a detrimental effect on those with respiratory problems!!!
Whilst I like and enjoy fireworks, I think the club shouldn't use them as the smoke hung around for sometime and the can't complain about people letting of smoke bombs when that is effectively what they are doing!!
Yeah I was being rhetorical.
In fairness the steward and the guy's son seemed to help him back to the concourse to get some air, and then good to see after about 15mins of the match they returned to their seats seemingly ok.