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North stand stewards



trueblue

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
10,948
Hove
It's true, I'm just a couple of seats to his right, stewards said he started "stand up if you hate palace" which he didn't and ejected him, f***ing disgraceful stewarding

If this is true, the club has to have a word. Could become a very nasty atmosphere in the North if the stewards are going to throw their weight around unnecessarily. I know some people get annoyed with others standing but that's a really bad way to deal with it in that particular stand.
 




Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
If this is true, the club has to have a word. Could become a very nasty atmosphere in the North if the stewards are going to throw their weight around unnecessarily. I know some people get annoyed with others standing but that's a really bad way to deal with it in that particular stand.

Great post. Nail on the head.
 


Sussex Nomad

Well-known member
Aug 26, 2010
18,185
EP
My God I read some shit on here. What the hell has it got to do with him? Is there anything he isn't going to get the blame for? It'll be his fault the trains are late next!

Some people take life/NSC just a little to seriously. Get out a bit more.
 




rowtnorthstand

New member
Nov 25, 2012
80
Shoreham By Sea
The first half ejection, i also sit not too far away and he was asked to 'have a chat downstairs', wasn't seen again. 85 mins from time the stewards go in as Bozza's picture suggest, only to remove 2 fellas with walking sticks?? At this point i asked the 'main' steward why this was happening and it was to do with non compliance of the seating regulations set out by the FA. When asked about the first half incident as he was the steward who removed the gentleman he replied that he had 'used foul and abusive language likely to incite a disturbance', which i can confirm was the 'stand up if you hate palace' chant.

The steward issue, certainly from my perspective seems to be worsening, i also thought they were there to make sure we are safe and enjoy the day, tonight i saw them peeping over the barriers to the lower north stand corner on the radio, almost as if picking out people. Sounds mad but that's my impression. I had a discussion with the said 'main' steward and several Police after as a group and eventually a Police officer with a camcorder told me i've had my warning? Warning for what? Things appear to be getting out of control in my opinion, if people don't see what i and many others see, well................................

Just my version:whistle:
 




beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
36,014
Even if he did, it's hard to imagine someone would be chucked out just for that.

Had there been a prior altercation of some sort and the "Stand up if..." was started, or perceived to have been started, to antagonise stewards seeking to get people to remain seated?

that. wouldnt be the first time sais song was used to annoy stewards enforcing the no standing law, home or away. i can easily see a persistant offender getting ejectd.
 


piersa

Well-known member
Apr 17, 2011
3,155
London
My God I read some shit on here. What the hell has it got to do with him? Is there anything he isn't going to get the blame for? It'll be his fault the trains are late next!

I think he shot arch duke ferdinand if the rumours are to be believed.
 


Sergei's Celebration

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2010
3,650
I've come back home.
The first half ejection, i also sit not too far away and he was asked to 'have a chat downstairs', wasn't seen again. 85 mins from time the stewards go in as Bozza's picture suggest, only to remove 2 fellas with walking sticks?? At this point i asked the 'main' steward why this was happening and it was to do with non compliance of the seating regulations set out by the FA. When asked about the first half incident as he was the steward who removed the gentleman he replied that he had 'used foul and abusive language likely to incite a disturbance', which i can confirm was the 'stand up if you hate palace' chant.

The steward issue, certainly from my perspective seems to be worsening, i also thought they were there to make sure we are safe and enjoy the day, tonight i saw them peeping over the barriers to the lower north stand corner on the radio, almost as if picking out people. Sounds mad but that's my impression. I had a discussion with the said 'main' steward and several Police after as a group and eventually a Police officer with a camcorder told me i've had my warning? Warning for what? Things appear to be getting out of control in my opinion, if people don't see what i and many others see, well................................

Just my version:whistle:

Good post newbie. Think this should put on ATC and see what their response is.
 




Mowgli

New member
Sep 18, 2008
526
Brighton
Stewards came up the stand, someone at the back started the chant, he joined in ( as did everyone), steward decided he started it called for back up and stewards ejected him
 










Seagulltonian

C'mon the Albion!
Oct 2, 2003
2,773
Still Somewhere in Sussex!
Back to the age old question.

How come the away fans are allowed to stand for the whole game, without any ejections? Surely that is against the safety regulations at a football ground? I don't think I've ever seen the stewards asking the away fans to ever sit down :-/

Also, surely it's known that fans in the "North Stand" are mostly a bit more vibrant than the those in the East or the West??!! :thumbsup:
 


Sergei's Celebration

Well-known member
Jan 3, 2010
3,650
I've come back home.
? As quoted at the lower half of my post 'Just my Version'

As for Newbie, well done, born to the board with 1560 post were you?

Er? Normally the term JCL would be used but you seemed a sensible poster so didn't want to insult you and i was actually saying what i thought; i.e it was a good post with a seemingly unbiased view and that it should be put on ask the club.

But after your response i am starting to think differently on both counts...
 






Taybha

Whalewhine
Oct 8, 2008
27,664
Uwantsumorwat
Im a bit confused , on saturday no steward told us to sit down , not that we were doing this heinous crime much anyway , same tonight N1A apart from the 2 goals where you obviously get to your feet , so i asked the portly steward why they were enforcing it tonight and this was his reply and i shyte thee not " Its not raining tonight , it was saturday" , we all looked at each other and fell about laughing in a orderly fashion obviously , i was going to say pardon but by this time he had been lured away by a 10 year old twirling his scarf around to fast as it could have somebodies eye out !!!! kinel .

Hope the steward however his injury was caused is ok but frankly something like this was bound to happen sooner or later
 


Philzo-93

Well-known member
Jan 17, 2009
2,797
North Stand
Bloody stewards. North Stand should be a safe standing part of the stadium. Atmosphere will increase. People will enjoy it. Game is far more enjoyable and, most importantly, stewards can do f*** all if we stand and shout.

Don't they know that we STAND OR FALL
 


rowtnorthstand

New member
Nov 25, 2012
80
Shoreham By Sea
Back to the age old question.

How come the away fans are allowed to stand for the whole game, without any ejections? Surely that is against the safety regulations at a football ground? I don't think I've ever seen the stewards asking the away fans to ever sit down :-/

Also, surely it's known that fans in the "North Stand" are mostly a bit more vibrant than the those in the East or the West??!! :thumbsup:

Also part of the conversation regarding Bolton fans at the weekend, the reply was '4 are in court this week'

Nevermind, opinion of a noooooob dont count!
 




Poppett63

Well-known member
Jul 16, 2011
392
To describe someone in such derogatory and personal terms is disgraceful and no better than those who spout racist and homophobic hatred.

Perhaps such vitriol demonstrates the extreme limitations of these people to think or play their part in a civilised society. Think about what you've posted and consider whether it is acceptable? If not, make a public apology now. Alternatively, if you think it is ok, perhaps this football club is not for you and you are probably a closet palace fan!

Everyone knows that it was originally agreed that people standing in the rear four rows of the North Stand would be tolerated BUT NOWHERE ELSE. What is there not to understand about that. Continued non-compliance could jeopardise the Safety Certificate for the stadium and can be annoying for others. All-sweater stadia came about as a result of regular crushes and injuries and nothing couldn't have been worse than what happened to the 96 at Hillsborough.

The steward will have worked to instructions and he does not need abuse from the very thick people who think it is ok to abuse anyone. Stewards are there for people's safety, YOUR safety and do not need to be abused. If someone has hit a steward, they are not a football supporter, they are a Neanderthal thug. Again, they have shown just how thick they are to assault someone where there are so many CCTV cameras. It will be recorded and the evidence will be damning, I am pleased to say.

Don't make anyone out to be a martyr, they are simply a thug and a criminal and I look forward to them being dealt with by the Club and the criminal courts. Such people are the true scum and not worthy to support our great club.
 


Bozza

You can change this
Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
57,283
Back in Sussex
It does sound like this has entered a vicious circle and it could descend into something like the fan v stewards stand-offs that were a feature of the latter Withdean years at the West end of the South Stand.
 


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