Fred_Quimby
Well-Known Member
You are right that there's no rules however 100% security for 54,000 people is impossible so we need measures in place that would make potential perpetrators choose another location. That means visible security that looks competent, not crowds of people queueing to have a barely trained numpty wave a wand in their general direction. That's why they need to profile people and get some focus. Obviously I would not expect that details of their security operation should be general knowledge however what we've got at the moment is the worst of all worlds. A potential attacker could recce it and see the glaring weaknesses in the operation. Crap security is worse than no security.
You have an answer? I am sure that if there was a easier way someone would have thought of it. Just think of the queues at airports and the time it takes to get through. Only answer I believe is more better trained staff. When you think how much we pay players surely a little bit extra on security should be a no brainer.