[Albion] Flasks banned from the Amex

[Richy_Seagull]

Seems a ridiculously OTT statement on this subject again. If someone is stupid enough to throw a bottle top on the pitch then ban them for life, don’t punish those that simply like taking a bottle of water to the football.

 

[BNthree]

When are coins going to be banned?

Mobiles phones and bunches of keys too.

 

[SAC]

Despite one being luzzed on the pitch, overpriced pies will not be banned for some reason. Can't think why.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Mobiles phones and bunches of keys too.

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

 

[studio150]

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

7. Belts
8. Rings, in fact all jewellery
9. Stiff peaked caps
10. Books
11. Programmes

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

7. Belts
8. Rings, in fact all jewellery
9. Stiff peaked caps
10. Books
11. Programmes

12. Flags. That'll be a shame, I used to love waving my Sussex flag at the match.

 

[Deadly Danson]

7. Belts
8. Rings, in fact all jewellery
9. Stiff peaked caps
10. Books
11. Programmes

Shane Duffy's head.

 

[LamieRobertson]

13. Supporters.

 

[blockhseagull]

It can't have been illegal as there's no law against the carriage of, possession of or entry to any premises with, a bottle top.

I was joking about it being illegal !! But don’t worry about it

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

You forgot foreheads.

 

[Stat Brother]

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

In April 2006, 61-year-old Jimmy Hackley from Jacksonville, Florida strangled 29-year-old Patricia Ann McCollum with a pair of sweatpants. He was charged and found guilty of first-degree murder.

 

[Acker79]

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

After the Everton game as I left the west upper, there were a bunch of cycle helmets on the turnstiles waiting to be collected.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

A coin has just been thrown at Lingard at the Emirates. I hope the powers that be at the Amex reconsider and ban coins.

 

[Quinney]

A coin has just been thrown at Lingard at the Emirates. I hope the powers that be at the Amex reconsider and ban coins.

Pies are still being sold despite someone throwing one at Zaha.


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[Weststander]

After the Everton game as I left the west upper, there were a bunch of cycle helmets on the turnstiles waiting to be collected.

Revealing how soft the club has become. You don’t get that at the New Den or The Riverside.

 

[Weststander]

A coin has just been thrown at Lingard at the Emirates. I hope the powers that be at the Amex reconsider and ban coins.

It was actually a sharpened Diners Club Card.

 

[Official Old Man]

A coin has just been thrown at Lingard at the Emirates. I hope the powers that be at the Amex reconsider and ban coins.

Cant wait. They'll use our ST cards as debit cards. Who knows, could even have a money back scheme.

 

[DavePage]

We could start a list of potentially dangerous things we are allowed to take in and try to get those banned too?

1. Coins
2. Keys
3. Phones / devices
4. Shoes
5. Cycle helmets
6. Walking sticks

But your allowed to take a wrench in, go figure

They are clearly asking all to secure their seats for West Brom

 

[Winker]

I'm a bit concerned by all the replica FA Cups that might be brought in by children tomorrow. Imagine the carnage that might ensue with all those sharp edges of tin foil being waved about in a crowd. Hopefully the stewards will be instructed to remove all the foil at the turnstiles so we will be safe from harm.

 

[LamieRobertson]

I'm a bit concerned by all the replica FA Cups that might be brought in by children tomorrow. Imagine the carnage that might ensue with all those sharp edges of tin foil being waved about in a crowd. Hopefully the stewards will be instructed to remove all the foil at the turnstiles so we will be safe from harm.

I understand the replicamcups will be ok..but all lids must be removed