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Kibre and O'Shea are of interest, none of the others really

I don't think it was ever actually a government plan, in the sense that it was made by somebody speaking as a member of the government. It was always impossible. It's Tories making silly promises to appease their base / distract from the mess.

It does really, I know it's an exceptional circumstance but imagine writing off £75k every home game, it's £2m a year.

That doesn't detract from the point at all

To be honest it should have been 1 per STH General sale to anybody with >0 points General sale to anybody else

You're talking about a different thing surely? the stadium has a safety certificate covering sports events, it doesn't need to apply for a license to stage each event because of that.

Man City is the same, touching distance between home and away fans. It was like it at Maine Rd as well. It's not as if you can say it is WMP either as they don't have such huge segregations at Villa Park, West Brom or Wolves.

That was probably the day it kicked off all over Manchester before the game

From the council's own site, it doesn't appear that either of these two criteria are met to support a reduction in capacity Reducing the capacity of all, or part of, a sports ground is a formal action which would be appropriate in the following situations: if an incident suggests that the...

Yes, you replied to a post where I showed what the legislation that gives them the powers says

This you https://twitter.com/jake_swinburne?t=JLU3sSPwzobf5uZlktTp7Q&s=09

What's your point

All irrelevant and not material to the safety certificate

These are the actual powers, the SAG is an advisory board but has absolutely no power at all in itself: https://www.hse.gov.uk/event-safety/safety-advisory-groups.htm The legal powers the council has are below (I am unsure what powers the police have aside from as an advisor to SAG): If the...

Oh yeah a very proportionate response to one incident if it even was (the segregation was there for years before that of course)

Boosh is a Great Dane puppy

No, it's a broad church here and they're both welcome

It's a pisser if any people who have attended post the return in 2021 can't go, it'll fuck the atmosphere up if it's a load of long term returnees

They don't have to as the club is free to tell them it isn't taking the advice

Jesus wept, where does the article suggest they do