Fire Safety Certificate (3 Viewers)

Mr T - Sukka!

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #36

They cannot take your propery away from you, would you let them take your phone, wallet, house keys off you an be returned to you at the end of the game? Would you bollocks!

Not even the police can take your belongings off you, we dont live in Africa you know!

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #37

Africa? Bewildering.

House keys, phone and wallets aren't relatively big pieces of electrical equipment are they? Unless your phone is an 80s model of course.

That looks roughly the size of an old Nintendo Gamecube. I assume they don't have specific rules in place for Japanese consoles, but I'd be surprised if they let me walk in with one unchallenged.

 

Mr T - Sukka!

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #38

Yes meaning we are not some shit hole of a country where we live in mud huts and the local police throw you in prision for farting!

This is England you are allowed to protest peacefully, its not like you are breaking the law.

And the point of a pocket projector is that its small. Seeing as you are not allowed a stupid flag.

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #39

Ignoring that Africa isn't a country... it's not the protest side of things, it's that you're talking about bringing in electrical media equipment with the assumption that it'd somehow slip under the net. This is a club where they've removed banners and told us why afterwards after all. They most certainly can refuse entry and confiscate items they deem unsuitable; it doesn't have to be a question of legality, just their own made-up regulations. It's not illegal to keep a cap on a drink bottle for instance.

Do you honestly think it'd work after the cack-handed mess we've seen the last two games? If so, good luck with the £80 gamble.

 

Mr T - Sukka!

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #40

South Africa is a country im afraid, but thats going off topic.

Take it from me no Banners/ Flags or anything else saying SISU OUT is allowed. Thats been proven, so us fans need to look at other ideas around this.

From what i can see the stewards have been ordered to remove anything banner wise that says SISU OUT.

T Shirts maybe the way forward but are they too small to make an impact?

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #41

That's what I'm saying, they're removing things and then making up the reason afterwards, spending a large amount of money on something seems a bit excessive when I would wager more money on that being removed as well. At the very least you'd want to get confirmation from the club that they'd allow you to take something like that before spending anything.



PS - bit of a leap between Africa as a whole and South Africa.

 

Last edited: Sep 13, 2011

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #42

Can someone get something passed? PUSB for example that's definitely allowed and then post a copy on here? We can all scan it in and print a copy off. I hardly think the stewards will check for authenticity since I doubt many of them can even read.

 

chiefdave

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #43

Anyone know a pilot? Like to see them try and stop someone circling the ground with a Sisu out banner trailing behind them!

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2011

• #44

Been with a few squadron leaders in my time from the RAF (Rough As F*ck)

 

sw88

Chief Commentator!

• Sep 13, 2011

• #45

rob9872 said:

Can someone get something passed? PUSB for example that's definitely allowed and then post a copy on here? We can all scan it in and print a copy off. I hardly think the stewards will check for authenticity since I doubt many of them can even read.

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Maybe if we just had S.O for Sisu out instead of the words?? Stewards will be really confused why everyones just saying SO!!

 

cov_russell

Facebook User

• Sep 15, 2011

• #46

Maybe something not mentioning SISU like 'TIME FOR CHANGE'

 

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georgehudson

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2011

• #47

fire safety certificates

watched the poak vs spurs game tonight & whilst the game was in play, a huge banner was wafting over their spectators,
according to the s*** edict that is not allowed
PC, KD, do please explain

 

shmmeee

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2011

• #48

Not sure what the confusion is. The club have said they wouldn't remove an approved banner.

The sensible thing to do if you want to show them up isto get a banner approved beforehand, then if they refuse on content grounds or try to remove it in the ground you have an instant headline in the CT

Why do I have a feeling no one will do this as what they want is an excuse to moan about SISU

 

ajsccfc

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2011

• #49

Was the PAOK game being played at the Ricoh? Otherwise I fail to see how it's relevant to us.

 

pusbccfc

Well-Known Member

• Sep 17, 2011

• #50

I wonder if the bbc had to have there flags checked when they made there advert?