Skashion
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To be fair, we are the tits for taking the risk.
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:Kippax Street 1880 said:Left work literally 2 fucking minutes before this shit. Just got home now, can only think they looked at the chill factore and shit themselves. It was by no means that bad at the ground.
But surely it's not just about how bad it is at the ground (even though blown over programme cabins says to me it was bad enough)
Shouldn't it be about the journeys fans have to make to get to the game and the risks they are taking to do so. The post below yours talks about a tree falling on their car. That could have killed someone? All for a game of football,... Is it really worth that?
The Red warning was issued by the Met Office at least 7 hours before kick off. Why was that ignored?
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:Kippax Street 1880 said:Left work literally 2 fucking minutes before this shit. Just got home now, can only think they looked at the chill factore and shit themselves. It was by no means that bad at the ground.
But surely it's not just about how bad it is at the ground (even though blown over programme cabins says to me it was bad enough)
Shouldn't it be about the journeys fans have to make to get to the game and the risks they are taking to do so. The post below yours talks about a tree falling on their car. That could have killed someone? All for a game of football,... Is it really worth that?
The Red warning was issued by the Met Office at least 7 hours before kick off. Why was that ignored?
de niro said:I didn't have to set off :)
I was just having a brew when ssn broke the news.
Damocles said:Didsbury Dave said:Please save us from daft self-centred "it's a disgrace" rants. I know it's England, and it has to be someone's fault, but sometimes these things just happen. If someone had died the exact same people would have been calling it 'a disgrace' to have gone ahead.
Bang on. The Everton game was called off because apparently the tile from a roof on the way there were getting damaged blown into the street by the winds.
Can you imagine the absolute uproar from people if they knew this was happening, let the game go ahead, and somebody got injured?
The GMP and Safety Officer did their jobs tonight, which was to call of the game when they couldn't guarantee the safety of all the attendees. The lateness of the decision is because wind speed and impact on such a local scale are almost impossible to predict and they wanted to give the game every opportunity to go ahead. 1 hour before the game is when most games get called off for this type of thing, and we were ahead of Everton by 15 minutes. I don't presume their Safety Officer is "getting the sack" either.
Some really ridiculous opinions on here at times.
incred said:Three hour trip and had just got in the car park when the game was called off.
The wind was so bad that when my lad opened his driver side window to pay for the car park the rain came through to hit the inside of my passenger side window! Truely horizontal!!!