mammutly
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gordondaviesmoustache said:
It's banned, mate
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E-Cig Ban, Why Can't MCFC stand up and be counted
- Thread starter Lordeffingham
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It's banned, mate
Colins Bellend
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What about an E-Cig area only, City could supply BLUE vapour as part of your season ticket price instead of a memory stick,
that would look really good
that would look really good
Colins Bellend said:What about an E-Cig area only, City could supply BLUE vapour as part of your season ticket price instead of a memory stick,
that would look really good
And get everybody together... No need for 'flares' or blue smoke bombs anymore. Everybody happy!
SWP's back
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Good call, they wouldn't.tidyman said:CtidBlueMooner said:City relent and allow e-Cigs. One week later, Showsec pile in to the 110 toilets and manhandle a supporter they wrongly believe to be smoking cigarettes. .
Why would someone be lurking around the toilets, e smoking when the club have un banned them?
BoyBlue_1985
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They might be a bit George Michael likeSWP's back said:Good call, they wouldn't.tidyman said:CtidBlueMooner said:City relent and allow e-Cigs. One week later, Showsec pile in to the 110 toilets and manhandle a supporter they wrongly believe to be smoking cigarettes. .
Why would someone be lurking around the toilets, e smoking when the club have un banned them?
JoeMercer'sWay
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BoyBlue_1985 said:They might be a bit George Michael likeSWP's back said:Good call, they wouldn't.tidyman said:Why would someone be lurking around the toilets, e smoking when the club have un banned them?
Yh, unless they were a bit dim and went to stand with their mates who were still smoking then I don't see why a vaper would go in the bogs, unless of course they were having a slash at the same time.
goat boy
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I wonder how this went?
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/news/article/vaping-at-turf-moor-110913-1047019.aspx
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/news/article/vaping-at-turf-moor-110913-1047019.aspx
As far as i can see smoking is still allowed,or they turn a blind eye in the toilets in the south stand at half time.I certainly have to fight through loads of blokes blocking my way to trying to have a pee as they stand there puffing away like naughty schoolboys scared of getting caught.
I wish they would just open a few turnstiles and let them outside to have their fag then let them back in,job done!
I wish they would just open a few turnstiles and let them outside to have their fag then let them back in,job done!
EastStandLower
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goat boy said:
Well spotted goat boy!
PUBLISHED
14:14 11th September 2013
This weekend, in conjunction with club sponsors Totally Wicked, the entire Bob Lord Stand concourse will be designated a ‘vape’ friendly area, where the use of e-cigarettes is permitted.
Burnley Football Club will also have e-cigarettes on sale within the kiosks of the stand, and in the Clarets Store.
If the trial is successful, the aim is then to extend it to other areas of the stadium for forthcoming games.
This is the first stage of Burnley FC’s implementation of an e-cigarette policy at the ground and we believe this to be the first formal e-cigarette policy implemented by a football club.
The aim is to extend this to other areas of the stadium for forthcoming games.
The e-cigarette policy, at present, allows the use of e-cigarettes in the concourses only and not in the seating area of the stands, in accordance with Burnley Football Club ground regulations and procedures.
Turf Moor remains a no-smoking environment and any person found smoking within the stadium will be dealt with under the ground regulations.
Burnley FC e-Cigarette Policy Guidelines
Whilst smoking is becoming less acceptable in society, and with the introduction of the smoke-free provisions of the Health Act 2006, the use of Electronic Cigarettes is becoming more popular.
e-Cigarettes and use of Electronic Cigarettes is legal and not restricted in the UK.
e-Cigarettes are exempt from the UK Health Act 2006 as they do not contain tobacco or produce smoke and therefore do not offer any risk of inhalation of second-hand smoke.
It is, however, not a smoking cessation device but a recreational nicotine device and is sold as such.
Sale of E-Cigarettes
E-cigarettes are now on sale in the stadium in various locations.
They are sold along the following guidelines:-
• Items sold as a tobacco alternative must display the appropriate warning sign (Hazard Warning Information on the packaging for supply), in line with CHiP Regulations 2002.
• Must not be sold to any person who is or appears to be under 18 years old.
• Must not be advertised in a manner which is appealing to children.
• Must not be promoted as a smoking cessation device.
• e-Cigarettes supplied by the approved supplier, Totally Wicked, are only to be sold in the stadium on proof that the product has been manufactured and tested to comply with all current safety legislation.
mammutly
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In the City Store on Market Street, next to the till, at child eye level, are Man City cigarette lighters.