In a word no, that is the property of the Premiership and FA not the EFL.Following the protest by Charlton Athletic & Coventry City fans in mid-October involving plastic pigs,
I believe the EFL issued a warning with regard to this incident.
Unless my memory is playing tricks on me, this was a warning of a heavy fine & a points deduction.
Imagine my chagrin, therefore, when on the 26th October 2016, in the EFL Cup, West Ham United & Chelsea fans are, in their hundreds, reported to have been hurling plastic bottles, parts of broken seats, & coins at each other.
Is it therefore safe to assume that Martin Glenn, Greg Clarke, & the other EFL persons will take appropriate action, i.e. a very heavy fine, plus expulsion from cup competitions ?
After all, I'd consider hurling seats, coins & bottles, much more serious than a lot of miniature plastic pigs, even though they were stress pigs.
So, over to the EFL to prove their worth, I wonder why I'm not holding my breath though.
PUSB
I suppose as it was the EFL cup the FL might impose penalties for fan misbehaviour or is that an FA issue ? nothing more than a fine and a warning though. I suppose the points deduction threat in the pig throwing issue is to stop continuation of disrupting games in that manner. It made its mark at the timeEven though, this was in the EFL cup ?
Still I'm sure we can rely upon the Premiership to be strong in this regard.
I'm not being pedantic,
I leave that province to others, btw, no rhyme or reason
I feel dizzy after looking at the photos above
If we build upside down at the butts we might be able to fit a stadium on the site .
Oh I get it now. They look the right way up here! Nick why are they ok to me but not to others?
maybe your phone is upside downOk for me on iPhone and Mac.
The people planning the segregation and organisation should consider that football fans are not going to be behaving like athletics fans though. Surely that should be an obvious consideration .I have been there for athletics and there was no trouble that day. Not the stadiums fault that morons can't behave. The point about viewing distance is valid though.
Following the protest by Charlton Athletic & Coventry City fans in mid-October involving plastic pigs,
I believe the EFL issued a warning with regard to this incident.
Unless my memory is playing tricks on me, this was a warning of a heavy fine & a points deduction.
Imagine my chagrin, therefore, when on the 26th October 2016, in the EFL Cup, West Ham United & Chelsea fans are, in their hundreds, reported to have been hurling plastic bottles, parts of broken seats, & coins at each other.
Is it therefore safe to assume that Martin Glenn, Greg Clarke, & the other EFL persons will take appropriate action, i.e. a very heavy fine, plus expulsion from cup competitions ?
After all, I'd consider hurling seats, coins & bottles, much more serious than a lot of miniature plastic pigs, even though they were stress pigs.
So, over to the EFL to prove their worth, I wonder why I'm not holding my breath though.
PUSB
I take your point - but I manage to follow both without causing trouble.The people planning the segregation and organisation should consider that football fans are not going to be behaving like athletics fans though. Surely that should be an obvious consideration .
The people planning the segregation and organisation should consider that football fans are not going to be behaving like athletics fans though. Surely that should be an obvious consideration .
As do 90% of us. It's unfortunate that the few ruin it for the many . In football anyway .I take your point - but I manage to follow both without causing trouble.
Oh I get it now. They look the right way up here! Nick why are they ok to me but not to others?
Ok for me on iPhone and Mac.
This is why it should never have been given to a football club. It wasn't designed to be a football stadium (and we all know just how shocking the procedure of giving it to West Ham was).The people planning the segregation and organisation should consider that football fans are not going to be behaving like athletics fans though. Surely that should be an obvious consideration .
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