I do. But I really can't believe this rivalry is that terrifying compared to many others, even now we're in the top flight. Even the Old Firm games have larger away allocations than this, and surely nobody can seriously claim this has a higher potential for trouble than those? Just seems like a complete cop-out by the clubs (or whoever made the decision).
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[Albion] Palace game - ticket allocation etc...
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I do. But I really can't believe this rivalry is that terrifying compared to many others, even now we're in the top flight. Even the Old Firm games have larger away allocations than this, and surely nobody can seriously claim this has a higher potential for trouble than those? Just seems like a complete cop-out by the clubs (or whoever made the decision).
DavidRyder
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Agreed. Safety in mind, but at least it's the same for both clubs I guess.
Pretty pink fairy
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Palace Ultras. They strike fear into policemen across the world.
DavidRyder
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This is the reason I want to make my bow at a Palace away game. I can't imagine either set of fans will be giving half measures. After some of the limp away supports we've seen so far this season at The Amex, this surely will be bloomin' good!
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Kind of proves my point. 9 minutes of footage and how many punches thrown? Zero.
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Nixonator
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Poor that they're only getting 2k.
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DavidRyder
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They'll still make more noise than the 6k combined of Everton and Newcastle though!
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I didn't want to say, NO CHANCE OF A WILLY WARMER
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Can you make them that small ?
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https://twitter.com/AndyNaylorArgus/status/923951139036585990
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Albion chief executive Paul Barber told The Argus: "This was a joint decision between the clubs and the Met and Sussex Police.
doogie004
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Yet again barber sticking his nose in when not wanted tosser
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Arkwright
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For the away fixture can I buy my ticket on Groupon?
While I can sort of understand the decision for those who are desperate to go they will find a way. I've already asked a few Palace friends and customers if they can get me a ticket in the home end and I am sure I won't be the only one.
While I can sort of understand the decision for those who are desperate to go they will find a way. I've already asked a few Palace friends and customers if they can get me a ticket in the home end and I am sure I won't be the only one.
Vegas78
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5,000 or 3,000 or 2,000 we will still create an atmosphere. Can't wait for this game.
Albion Robster
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I guess our away fixture will be a reduced allocation as well then?!
Yes, already confirmed.
The important words in the article are 'on Police advice'. The clubs agree to this and the Police continue to help and liaise with them in a positive manner, if the clubs ignore the 'advice' then attitude from the Police will one where the football club(s) are seen as a problem issue which needs resolving. It used happen in alcohol licensing for pubs and clubs all the time until the role was given to local authorities instead. This is the Police 'making the rules' rather than just enforcing the law as prescribed by Parliament. One or both Police forces should be made to answer why this fixture is worse than any other that takes place across the country week in week out. Alongside the Sussex Police decision to dissuade people from going to the Lewes bonfire celebrations it really does appear that they enjoy a good 'control culture'.