It’s because there is no atmosphere at The Etihad it’s a bit like the moon no gravity ;-)Catching up with this thread and laughing at the coach driver excuse. Forget the discussion about whether or not you have a collection before the end of the journey. How does something that accidentally falls of a third tier ledge end up in the first tier unless it is thrown with some velocity. It has to be a parody account by an Everton fan.
Have a big fucking net rolled up on the top of that roof, the first missile that comes down, down comes the netting to stop anymore, fan safety should come first.
Laughable that the Scouse rats want everyone's sympathy but are ok to throw objects onto kids, always the victims.
If you have been up there regularly you would not have an ounce of confidence in the stewarding. It ranges from non existent to piss poor. They can’t even keep the exits free of people. They are idiots.Is there also a point that the marshalls/security feel scared of the dippers ?
A few marshals asking a few 100 dippers to stop throw things its not going to work.
How you control a big crowd that does want to behave I have no idea
Have a big fucking net rolled up on the top of that roof, the first missile that comes down, down comes the netting to stop anymore, fan safety should come first.
Laughable that the Scousers want everyone's sympathy but are ok to throw objects onto kids, always the victims.
Come up with a better solution then. Where do you put 6k opposition supporters that doesn’t entail closing a huge slice of match day revenue and ‘experience’. Like I said earlier we don’t have this problem with other fans so why should we close down hospitality?Nail on the head. Send out silly emails before the game to supporters but then but revenue over safety and fan enjoyment (or should I say ‘match day experience’?). So typical of our club nowadays. Money is at the forefront of all decisions made. The normal fans are a nuisance who just get in the way of it all.
Liverpool Football Club is investigating after a fan was left with head injuries when a lit flare was thrown at her face during the final game of the Premier League season.
The woman, who has asked not to be named, had travelled to Anfield from the South West to watch the Reds take on Wolves in the tense season finale on Sunday May 22. Liverpool won the game but lost out to Manchester City in the race for the league title.
Towards the end of the match, as Mo Salah finally put the Reds ahead, a red flare landed in the Wolves section.
They may do but I would not hold their breathI hope that City will do something for the victim and her family. Inviting them to watch a game in a top hospitality suite and meet some of the players would be appropriate.
I am confident that this will happen even if it kept on the "down low" - our club is very good at things like this.
The solution is easy. Restrict their ticket allocation to 2K for safety reasons. Problem solved. They will do the same but so what?Come up with a better solution then. Where do you put 6k opposition supporters that doesn’t entail closing a huge slice of match day revenue and ‘experience’. Like I said earlier we don’t have this problem with other fans so why should we close down hospitality?