That Guy (1 Viewer)

[We'll_live_and_die]

That guy that wouldn't give the ball to the Birmingham keeper was escorted out of the ground.

A bit harsh I thought, it doesn't say on the ticket that you should throw the ball back if it comes to you.

 

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[cyril]

It also doesn't say no raping

 

[torchomatic]

I thought it was out of order. Glad he was thrown out.

 

[Otis]

Would set a precedent if he wasn't chucked out don't you think?

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

It also doesn't say no raping

Not throwing the ball back is not a criminal offence though is it!

 

[Otis]

I'm pretty sure rape is to be honest.

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

I thought it was out of order. Glad he was thrown out.

I thought it was out of order. Not sure it was worthy of being chucked out though.

Would set a precedent if he wasn't chucked out don't you think?

Yeah I see where your coming from.

It was hilarious for the first 5 seconds and then he just went on and on and on and well you get the picture.

 

[hill83]

It's not a criminal offence though is it!

You don't need to commit a criminal offence to be escorted out of the ground to be fair.

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

You don't need to commit a criminal offence to be escorted out of the ground to be fair.

As last night proved. What can you be escorted out for that isn't a criminal offence then?

 

[sw88]

Stewards were looking for work last night, but when they needed to do something, they failed!

I refer to the brummie fan in block 29 who was, Erm, escorted out shall we say by a few fans. That's what the stewards should have done, well not in the manner the fans did it, but then again the little shite shouldn't have been in our end!

 

[CJparker]

Think a warning would have sufficed - hope he doesn't get banned

 

[hill83]

As last night proved. What can you be escorted out for that isn't a criminal offence then?

Keeping hold of the ball? Putting an anti Sisu banner up?

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

Keeping hold of the ball? Putting an anti Sisu banner up?

I thought they just took the banners off the fans but allowed them to remain in the ground?

 

[lordsummerisle]

Having an alcoholic drink in view of a football pitch?

 

[TheParsonsHose]

There is not throwing it back once and then holding onto the ball which is what he did over and over. No surprise he was chucked out really.

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

Having an alcoholic drink in view of a football pitch?

That's Illegal in this country. I remember reading about that in the box's at the Walkers.

For years the average football fan has been restricted by the draconion law that prevents the consumption of alcohol inside the bowl of the stadium. Unlike all other events that take place at the same stadiums be it rugby, cricket, musical events etc the consumtion of alcohol within view of the pitch is illegal.



This law, which results from the behaviour of football fans in the 70's and 80's is completely outdated in todays modern stadia which are well stewarded and have full cctv. Most grounds have a family area so it is reasonable that alcohol consumption should be restricted in those areas.

 

[torchomatic]

Yeah, that happened behind me. He was all tough then he was nearly crying when he was shouting 'fucking pus sies' to those who'd aggrieved him. Hilarious.

Stewards were looking for work last night, but when they needed to do something, they failed!

I refer to the brummie fan in block 29 who was, Erm, escorted out shall we say by a few fans. That's what the stewards should have done, well not in the manner the fans did it, but then again the little shite shouldn't have been in our end!

 

[torchomatic]

Agreed. I'm sure ifit was a Blues fan doing it when we were trying to get back in the game then there would be a different attitude towards it.

There is not throwing it back once and then holding onto the ball which is what he did over and over. No surprise he was chucked out really.

 

[Nick]

Agreed. I'm sure ifit was a Blues fan doing it when we were trying to get back in the game then there would be a different attitude towards it.

I wonder if all the Brummie (and Bury on Saturday) flags had fire certificates....

 

[torchomatic]

I wonder if they will ever make a Captain Scarlet film?

I wonder if all the Brummie (and Bury on Saturday) flags had fire certificates....

 

[thechase]

Correct decision. The guy is a total tool who thought he was hilarious but in reality was the exact opposite. I was clapping when he was led away.

 

[Mucca Mad Boys]

It was pretty funny up until he punched it up the 1st time, he was a tw@!

 

[spwaverley4916]

the stewards had no choice after the amount of time he f***ed about. with our luck the football League would porbably have fined the club for non control of the fans !!!

 

[woody11462]

Having an alcoholic drink in view of a football pitch?

That's an arrest able offence!!!

 

[crowsnest]

That's an arrest able offence!!!

Unless you are Mike Ashley

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ossible-Police-action-over-pint-Football.html

 

[lordsummerisle]

That's an arrest able offence!!!

Put 30 fat blokes running into each other on the same pitch though and it isn't.

Mind you, football, despite it's recent gentrification, is still mainly a working-class sport.

Can't have those chaps having alcohol whilst watching the football, anything could happen old boy!

 

[TheParsonsHose]

I wonder if all the Brummie (and Bury on Saturday) flags had fire certificates....

I thought it might have been you Nick?

 

[TheParsonsHose]

That's Illegal in this country. I remember reading about that in the box's at the Walkers.

For years the average football fan has been restricted by the draconion law that prevents the consumption of alcohol inside the bowl of the stadium. Unlike all other events that take place at the same stadiums be it rugby, cricket, musical events etc the consumtion of alcohol within view of the pitch is illegal.



This law, which results from the behaviour of football fans in the 70's and 80's is completely outdated in todays modern stadia which are well stewarded and have full cctv. Most grounds have a family area so it is reasonable that alcohol consumption should be restricted in those areas.

Was invited to the Chelsea Newcastle match in a box last year and we had to close all the blinds when drinking alcohol!! :facepalm:

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

Was invited to the Chelsea Newcastle match in a box last year and we had to close all the blinds when drinking alcohol!! :facepalm:

The way to do it is put your beer in one of those paper cups that they have the coffee in.

 

[TheParsonsHose]

The way to do it is put your beer in one of those paper cups that they have the coffee in.

Thats just a beduff thing Rich.

 

[Nick]

Or in a plastic coke bottle with a bit of vodka when you go in!

 

[TheParsonsHose]

Or in a plastic coke bottle with a bit of vodka when you go in!

Thats sounds more like a funeaton thing to me!

 

[We'll_live_and_die]

Or in a plastic coke bottle with a bit of vodka when you go in!

Ahh I was talking about corporate, forgot about cattle class.

 

[League1Tour]

Correct decision. The guy is a total tool who thought he was hilarious but in reality was the exact opposite. I was clapping when he was led away.

Ahahahahahahaha easily pleased you softie!