sweynforkbeard said:citykev28 said:is it only me that thinks that those concrete trenches for camera men behind the goals at eastlands will one day be the cause of a slapstick comedy / tragic moment?
I mentioned this some months ago and it was established on here that they have been built for, and are in frequent use by, a World War One re-enactment group that hires COMS on the first and third Fridays of each month.
The Pink Panther said:I can't remember who, but a couple of weks ago a player had to jump over one
inbetween said:Tbh, if someone fell into one of them it's their own fault. They are massive you can't miss them. How many people do you know who have fallen down manholes.
inbetween said:Tbh, if someone fell into one of them it's their own fault. They are massive you can't miss them. How many people do you know who have fallen down manholes.
The Pope said:You'd think there would be plastic covers that would sit over the top of them wouldn't you?
Imagine if an opposition player fell into one and suffered an injury? Any injury never mind a career ending one? We'd get ripped apart and sue'd up to the eyeballs !
citykev28 said:sweynforkbeard said:I mentioned this some months ago and it was established on here that they have been built for, and are in frequent use by, a World War One re-enactment group that hires COMS on the first and third Fridays of each month.
ah, well that's fair play then. are tickets sold for these events? how many loyalty points are awarded?
sweynforkbeard said:citykev28 said:ah, well that's fair play then. are tickets sold for these events? how many loyalty points are awarded?
Were you not notified? Details were sent out along with the Cup Direct scheme. Free admittance if you can provide scientific proof that the food sold in stadium at COMS is left over ANZAC rations from Gallipolli or documentary proof that you have assassinated any member of the Hapsburg dynasty. 75 loyalty points awarded for giving out white feathers to adults sitting in the family stand.