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italiahorse said:

I don't care if a few on here disagree with me but I do know that we are renting off Wasps and have nowhere else to go.
The tedious reversal of blame on this helps no one and our position is already on a cliff edge.
I'll stick to my position that the club already have a good working relationship with Wasps and we need to build on this.

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italiahorse said:

Might as well close the thread.
It's Wasps fault not the fans.
Problem sorted.
:banghead:

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letsallsingtogether said:

Most CCFC stewards were very good listened and looked after the fans.
The problem was always caused by the rapid response and others that were brought in by agancies.

The problem now is that we have a manager who dislikes CCFC and doesn't have a clue on the mentality of football fans.

He has it easy at the Rugger so goes in all gun ho when he sees something he doesn't like at the footie.

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clint van damme said:

good point. Ridiculously inappropriate name as well.

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Liquid Gold said:

Are we the only club that overcrowding happens at? No
Are we the only club being forced into stupid measures? Yes

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chiefdave said:

Is this a serious comment? Did you see what the overcrowding being referred to was? A few people standing on the steps and a few more people than there should have been in a couple of rows.

Pretty sure nobody was in fear of their life.

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thekidfromstrettoncamp said:

This is very much a serious comment safety is . Say there was a few people standing on the steps as you say and stewards decide to evict someone from those rows those on the steps would move out of the way and someone does not see what is happening for whatever reason( talking, too much to drink) they could get knocked down the steps quite easy and concrete and seats they could fall on are very unforgiving .Safety people try to look at every possibility .

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chiefdave said:

I would suggest from past experience that if the gangways were clear and the stewards and / or police raced in to chuck someone out the gangways would soon be pretty full.

If we go down the route that people being in the gangways or on steps is dangerous in the manner you've outlined above we'd better stop using them completely. After all anyone could fall at any time.

Thinking about it we should probably not allow people in the ground for any event just to be safe.

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