David O'Day
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Yep, if the choice is 2 cunts don't vote tory
anyway back to the football
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anyway back to the football
In my day they were in the West Terrace. For a bit.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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I don’t talk football I don’t have to I go to it
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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Can I ask those in the know do the security cameras work and if so why are the security not reacting to possible incidents .IMHO think some of the so called security are watching the match instead and not doing their job.The amount of security at some games is way over the top.
I struggle to understand those seeking to justify this.
Are we that much of an outlier as a club that measures not in place anywhere else in the country are required here?
17 years after opening, without there ever being a single issue of note in that part of the ground, after a season with 0 incidents, some plank in One Friargate has decided to effectively close a popular part of the stadium on safety grounds. Can't possibly have people enjoying themselves. Clowns.
Are we that much of an outlier as a club that measures not in place anywhere else in the country are required here?
17 years after opening, without there ever being a single issue of note in that part of the ground, after a season with 0 incidents, some plank in One Friargate has decided to effectively close a popular part of the stadium on safety grounds. Can't possibly have people enjoying themselves. Clowns.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Unfortunately the IRA don't have a local Coventry contingent, maybe you could set one up?
WestEndAgro
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Keep writing, one day you might write something remotely interesting, I fuckin doubt it though
Londonccfcfan
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I dont agree with this. But can understand and see the point...its simple risk reduction to the point of eliminating the risk.
Theres swathes and blocks of empty seats. Until we sell these.
Blocks 2/3 wont go back on sale.
Theres swathes and blocks of empty seats. Until we sell these.
Blocks 2/3 wont go back on sale.
wantageskyblue
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I agree I have sat in block 1 or 2 for the last few years. There’s never been any trouble down there - sure there has been some verbals and mockery but surely that’s part of the experience isn’t it, or it supposed to be like going to church?
The Sunderland game has been mentioned- there was no hint of trouble just a great atmosphere. If the authorities are that concerned about the potential risk move a few more stewards and police from protecting vast swathes of empty seats behind the goal where the away fans are to the corner near block 3.
Crazy decision.
Calista
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Yeah, if it was logistically possible (getting away fans in and out safely etc.) I'd like to see part of the North Stand given to them. The shaded South would be an awesome home end.
chiefdave
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I suspect if you made that point in a SAG meeting they would all start congratulating themselves on how effective the measures they put in place have been
Part of the issue here is there's 10K empty seats every week, there's not really a huge incentive for the club to push for change. Might be more effective if someone like Simon Gilbert gets onboard and starts questioning why CCFC have measures way above and beyond every other club in the country
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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ccfc1234
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It's an absolute joke. Nearly every single premiership club sells out and like our game vs Huddersfield the stewarding separates fans. Give idiots space to move into and they normally do. That is why Derby last season and Luton this season to name 2 I can immediately recall advanced towards our fans. The psychology the club appear to be deploying makes no sense and appears to be without precedent given what we see working well week in and week out at the major football stadiums in the UK.
Exactly this. It would get us 6 extra points a season., minimum.
Sky Blue Pete
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And your expertise is? I don’t know as I haven’t spent my life managing large events of people
You?
clint van damme
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Well how many major incidents are reported at all the other matches that don't introduce these ludicrous measures?
Sky Blue Pete
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Why do you think people have moved to sit there? The view? Lol
Sky Blue Pete
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I don’t get why every decision made is a huge issue it’s madness
clint van damme
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Well if thecant get in 14/15 they've got to go somewhere
Sky Blue Pete
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The only incident there’s led to this are grown men doing wank signs and shouting abusive and offensive at words at other adults cause they were supporting a different team
maybe If people behaved like grown ups we could sit together
clint van damme
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Because its had a negative affect on the atmosphere and is total overkill.
There's no need for it, it's pathetic.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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There argument would clearly be that if there are empty seats in the stadium why have fans close together and allow them to antagonise each other. What they don't get is that segregation actually emboldens them to antagonise fans even more because they think they're safe.
Like the dickheads at the zoo that taunt the lions and gorillas because they're behind some bullet proof screen. Bet they wouldn't be that cocky in the actual enclosure.
Or to put it better:
clint van damme
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And that doesn't go online other grounds of course
David O'Day
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oh fuck right off
this is type of shit you should be challenging at the forum not licking boots over
100 miles from Cov.
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Maybe the lords and ladies in the posh seats do not want us peasants anywhere near them. Perhaps some have complained due the increased ‘atmosphere’.
These are the people representing us at the forum? Fuck sake, is it any wonder.
Sky Blue Pete
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JAM See
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Pete,
As grown men, doing wank signs and shouting abusive and offensive at words at other adults cause they were supporting a different team is precisely why we go to the match. Football is a distraction from real life, and passion is welcomed.
As many on here have said already, apropos away games, minimal segregation adds to the atmosphere but does not lead to an increase in violence.
There was no decision to be made, but they made one anyway. Self-important, attention seeking wank puffins.
Sky Blue Pete
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Ok let’s all calm down
Why do you think the decision is being taken?
it’s not to reduce atmosphere
It’s not to annoy you
It’s not to make the atmosphere worse
Why do you think it is?
clint van damme
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Why has it been made?
These are the incidents we've had over the last couple of seasons, correct me if I'm wrong:
Derby fans allowed to encroach considerably towards City support across segregation.
Lone city supporter encroaches across segregation and slaps Derby supporter.
Fan invades pitch from around block 22/23 against Preston.
Fan invades pitch from around block 22/23 against Sunderland.
Tell me how ticket restrictions in14/15 and 2/3 prevent any of those incidents?
David O'Day
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Because someone has massively overreacted to something that happens in ever ground in the country. It is something that shuld be challenged in the fans forum.
If you aren't able to challenge things like thi sthen maybe someone else should be going to these on our behalf?
WestEndAgro
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The stadium should be intimidating, not a library. Why oh why are they trying to sanitise it, other clubs thrive on creating a atmosphere.
