Cba for flares. Pointless nuisance.
Long not life. Needs to learn and 4 years away should be lessened learned. A police fine and action alsoLife ban for the twat arrested hopefully.
One person threw a smoke bomb and it landed on the edge of the pitch.
How strange that i saw the smoke bomb land in our goal and yet on their forum some nob says he saw it hit a women in the crowd. Bunch of lying low life.One person threw a smoke bomb and it landed on the edge of the pitch.
If home supporters around the country were to wet the bed everytime an away fan released a smoke bomb, and demanded reduced allocations because of it, away ends would be empty.
Don't care for them myself, too busy going apeshit to think about chucking one of those things, but some perspective needed. Total overreaction by thrm and inevitably they've started making shit up.
No issues outside and drank in one of their pubs without issue before the game and Sunderland fans sound tbf.
As someone with tinnitus I hate songs. Everybody should be quiet to accommodate me.As an asthmatic I fucking hate smoke bombs.
As some one with Enochlophobia, can every one just stay at home and listen to the game on the radio please!As someone with tinnitus I hate songs. Everybody should be quiet to accommodate me.
It's hardly the same, mate, I can't breath when they go off. It's not a choice I have or a phobia, it's a physical medical condition.As someone with tinnitus I hate songs. Everybody should be quiet to accommodate me.
So is tinitusIt's hardly the same, mate, I can't breath when they go off. It's not a choice I have or a phobia, it's a physical medical condition.
Fair play, asthmatics should not attend football matches. You win.So is tinitus
The issue is the authorities don't understand the realities of football games and there is this absolutism around elements of support means people suffer.Fair play, asthmatics should not attend football matches. You win.
That would be nice. Maybe one day, eh? Thanks for the thought you gave it, it's a better answer than I had.The issue is the authorities don't understand the realities of football games and there is this absolutism around elements of support means people suffer.
They won't accept safe standing so not providing an area for those fans mean that disabled or injured fans suffer.
They won't accept that pyro is an element of support for one people so not providing a part of the ground for them means they are set off around people that can't deal with it.
There is a family zone for people that don't want to be around swearing. There is a sensory zone for autistic fans and their families.
Stick in a standing, singing pyro zone and then people who don't want to be part of it can stay out of the way.
I see on the Sunderland forum, they are saying stuff (glass/bottle as well as a flare was thrown down by City 'fans'
If true, out of order - anybody see anything?
Would think Police cameras would pick up anything like that. Hoping it's not true, and can't understand why anybody would randomly throw (especially glass) down when it is going to hit some innocent person. If you want a punch up. that's your prerogative, but imagine if it was your child or other half that got hit.
To be fair, the English FA and government are becoming more and more open to safe standing now it is not a disaster in places like ScotlandThe issue is the authorities don't understand the realities of football games and there is this absolutism around elements of support means people suffer.
They won't accept safe standing so not providing an area for those fans mean that disabled or injured fans suffer.
They won't accept that pyro is an element of support for one people so not providing a part of the ground for them means they are set off around people that can't deal with it.
There is a family zone for people that don't want to be around swearing. There is a sensory zone for autistic fans and their families.
Stick in a standing, singing pyro zone and then people who don't want to be part of it can stay out of the way.
It is illegal, however. This is a good read: Flare play: Pyro and the law - Football Supporters' AssociationThat would be nice. Maybe one day, eh? Thanks for the thought you gave it, it's a better answer than I had.
I hope they do put away fans in a different area because the current view is shitI think the correct phrase you’re looking for is actually ‘hoyed’.
On a serious note, there’s no need or excuse for such behaviour, and I hope the club take a firm stance on these scumbags as it undoubtedly gives us a bad rep.
If it’s a recurring issue for them, you’d have thought that common sense might have prevailed by now and they’d place the away fans in a different area of the groundI’m sure the first time that I went to the SoL, we were actually in the bottom tier.
Anyone throwing anything from a stand down on to ordinary people below need to look at themselves. Utter brainless morons. Can’t they see that sooner or later some innocent City fan will pay a big price one day in revenge action from another lunatic from another club.
It will take someone getting seriously hurt before anything gets done about it. It seems to have become socially acceptable.I'd be annoyed if an away fan threw a flare and it landed by my kids .. I'd be furious infact
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