Elf n Safety. League One clubs are obliged to cover a percentage of their stadiums in netting. Without this onion bag barrier, another Hillsborough or perhaps a potato famine may occur. It's deadly serious. Keep safe everyone.
In another thread apparently the police told them they couldn't sell their, the club are in talks apparently with a view to getting the blocks back on sale
I would be disappointed if ticket sales in the South Stand are stopped because of the Police.
It is a private event, and the police have no authority inside the ground to dictate seating arrangements. The safety of a public venue is reviewed by the local authority, and segregation rules are dictated by the Football Authorities.
So unless then Council or the FL have a problem with this then the club should tell the Police to do one.
Why, do the PC body think nobody can think for themselves? I have 4 ST in block 11 moved from CET on Tues. If I have to move again all .the best seats would have been taken, will not be happy. Moved to block 11 cause we were all led to believe this will be the main home area now CET shut. If there are issues all PSL and ST holders should have been told on Tues/Wed when they knew there was an issue. As far as I can see they are going to use block 9 as the netted area for most games, as net on seated areas is OK for most of the world, so why not here?
Disgrace if so. You look at premier league clubs, who probably have a far worse reputation than us, who are split up by a line of stewards.
The London clubs have very little segregation, look at Tottenham and Chelsea.
There was no problems at the Crewe JPT game, so I don't see the problem.