TheMidnightClaret
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lancs blue said:
Well the fact that they do means that they don't bother arranging a meet and just cause violence at the game instead, which most posters seem to be against.
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semi final trouble
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Well the fact that they do means that they don't bother arranging a meet and just cause violence at the game instead, which most posters seem to be against.
blueskies2
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ForeverCity said:they will stay back anyway if they want to watch there team lift the cup. durrrrrrr.blueskies2 said:If the police have ANY sense whatsoever they will keep back the winners for 20 mins at least.
you have just had a blonde moment mate. ;)
cup?
ForeverCity
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i do expect the one or two scraps here and there but not much.
but i love the tension and the hatred and banter and the feeling of it going to kick off. the adreniling gets you hyped up and ready for the match. it makes my nerves go and it replaces it with pure excitement.
i do hope there is not violence as not everyone wants it.
but you got to love the tension and the noise and the chants with both sets of supporters!
it's what makes the pure hatred with united what it is.
but i love the tension and the hatred and banter and the feeling of it going to kick off. the adreniling gets you hyped up and ready for the match. it makes my nerves go and it replaces it with pure excitement.
i do hope there is not violence as not everyone wants it.
but you got to love the tension and the noise and the chants with both sets of supporters!
it's what makes the pure hatred with united what it is.
ForeverCity said:they will stay back anyway if they want to watch there team lift the cup. durrrrrrr.blueskies2 said:If the police have ANY sense whatsoever they will keep back the winners for 20 mins at least.
you have just had a blonde moment mate. ;)
Blonde moment eh?
We are in the semi final remember..
ForeverCity
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i feel like a tool. -_-blueskies2 said:ForeverCity said:they will stay back anyway if they want to watch there team lift the cup. durrrrrrr.
you have just had a blonde moment mate. ;)
cup?
blueskies2
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ForeverCity said:i feel like a tool. -_-blueskies2 said:cup?
Just a blonde moment mate ;)
ForeverCity
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someone give me a lunch box, a massive camera, a 2003 utd top and i will be on my way ;)blueskies2 said:
The FA can afford it. Their decision to movee the semi's to wembley. Time to cough up lads.
The FA Cup Manchester derby at Wembley will reportedly be the most expensive security operation ever for a single game in England.
The draw has led to calls for Manchester City and United to be played anywhere but Wembley - with some journalists and fans suggesting that the game be moved to Villa Park.
But cup semi-finals have been held at Wembley since 2008 in order to recoup some of the cost of building the national stadium.
Over 80,000 fans will need to be policed - with the majority travelling down from Manchester on the weekend of April 16-17.
If City reach the Europa League quarter-finals, the game is likely to be moved to the Sunday - which would clash with both the London Marathon and a Premier League clash between Arsenal and Liverpool.
The massive operation will involve Scotland Yard, Greater Manchester Police and British Transport Police, who will need to keep supporters apart on trains between Manchester and London.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "We deal with football matches - FA Cup semi-finals and final, internationals - all the time.
"We obviously have a lot of experience of dealing with these things and an appropriate and flexible policing policy will be in place."
A Scotland Yard source had earlier told the Daily Mail: "From a security point of view, this is a complete nightmare. It will cost millions of pounds."
lancs blue
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jrb said:The FA can afford it. Their decision to movee the semi's to wembley. Time to cough up lads.
The FA Cup Manchester derby at Wembley will reportedly be the most expensive security operation ever for a single game in England.
The draw has led to calls for Manchester City and United to be played anywhere but Wembley - with some journalists and fans suggesting that the game be moved to Villa Park.
But cup semi-finals have been held at Wembley since 2008 in order to recoup some of the cost of building the national stadium.
Over 80,000 fans will need to be policed - with the majority travelling down from Manchester on the weekend of April 16-17.
If City reach the Europa League quarter-finals, the game is likely to be moved to the Sunday - which would clash with both the London Marathon and a Premier League clash between Arsenal and Liverpool.
The massive operation will involve Scotland Yard, Greater Manchester Police and British Transport Police, who will need to keep supporters apart on trains between Manchester and London.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "We deal with football matches - FA Cup semi-finals and final, internationals - all the time.
"We obviously have a lot of experience of dealing with these things and an appropriate and flexible policing policy will be in place."
A Scotland Yard source had earlier told the Daily Mail: "From a security point of view, this is a complete nightmare. It will cost millions of pounds."
MCFC - ruining overtime costs since 2008.
jrb said:The FA can afford it. Their decision to movee the semi's to wembley. Time to cough up lads.
The FA Cup Manchester derby at Wembley will reportedly be the most expensive security operation ever for a single game in England.
The draw has led to calls for Manchester City and United to be played anywhere but Wembley - with some journalists and fans suggesting that the game be moved to Villa Park.
But cup semi-finals have been held at Wembley since 2008 in order to recoup some of the cost of building the national stadium.
Over 80,000 fans will need to be policed - with the majority travelling down from Manchester on the weekend of April 16-17.
If City reach the Europa League quarter-finals, the game is likely to be moved to the Sunday - which would clash with both the London Marathon and a Premier League clash between Arsenal and Liverpool.
The massive operation will involve Scotland Yard, Greater Manchester Police and British Transport Police, who will need to keep supporters apart on trains between Manchester and London.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "We deal with football matches - FA Cup semi-finals and final, internationals - all the time.
"We obviously have a lot of experience of dealing with these things and an appropriate and flexible policing policy will be in place."
A Scotland Yard source had earlier told the Daily Mail: "From a security point of view, this is a complete nightmare. It will cost millions of pounds."
That made me laugh.
It's a home game for them.