Ricster said:Also, can someone now tell me where this leaves us on the inflatable front? I was planning to bring around 300 of the things to the Bayern home game to help get the atmosphere going, and dont tell me cos it's a European night we dont need it, and dont give Hamburg as an example, cos i took about 160 inflatables to that game and it is one of a very few occasions we have had a decent atmosphere.
I take it we will be banned from taking stuff like this into the ground from now on?
It was the club which supplied the missiles for the fans to throw, if they didn't leave them on the seats there would be no problem.Ricster said:Also, can someone now tell me where this leaves us on the inflatable front? I was planning to bring around 300 of the things to the Bayern home game to help get the atmosphere going, and dont tell me cos it's a European night we dont need it, and dont give Hamburg as an example, cos i took about 160 inflatables to that game and it is one of a very few occasions we have had a decent atmosphere.
I take it we will be banned from taking stuff like this into the ground from now on?
Ricster said:Also, can someone now tell me where this leaves us on the inflatable front? I was planning to bring around 300 of the things to the Bayern home game to help get the atmosphere going, and dont tell me cos it's a European night we dont need it, and dont give Hamburg as an example, cos i took about 160 inflatables to that game and it is one of a very few occasions we have had a decent atmosphere.
I take it we will be banned from taking stuff like this into the ground from now on?
It's sad people are crying that fans we're throwing paper, seems like since we've got the money our fans constantly moan about anything.TheMightyBlues1992 said:And you wonder why this is known as Bluemoan?
for crying out loud a bit of paper was thrown at the stewards who took it all in good humour. One bit of paper hit a Villareal player so what. Grow up and stop looking for things to moan about. Worse things have happened, look at the scousers throwing bottles and coins the other week. Bit of harmless fun so get over it.
Ricster said:Also, can someone now tell me where this leaves us on the inflatable front? I was planning to bring around 300 of the things to the Bayern home game to help get the atmosphere going, and dont tell me cos it's a European night we dont need it, and dont give Hamburg as an example, cos i took about 160 inflatables to that game and it is one of a very few occasions we have had a decent atmosphere.
I take it we will be banned from taking stuff like this into the ground from now on?
yeah because the east corner weren't throwing anything were they, absolute angels there.1.618034 said:Pathetic to carry on with it despite requests to stop. Mind you, there were requests before the game to create an atmosphere befitting the occasion but they were ignored too...
Just proves that South Stand = Tossers.
;-p
Thisbluevengence said:32 pages about some paper being thrown..... UNBELIEVABLE
what you don't seem to get is the request to stop because it could be negative for the club in terms of fines or more, but they still carried onTheMightyBlues1992 said:And you wonder why this is known as Bluemoan?
for crying out loud a bit of paper was thrown at the stewards who took it all in good humour. One bit of paper hit a Villareal player so what. Grow up and stop looking for things to moan about. Worse things have happened, look at the scousers throwing bottles and coins the other week. Bit of harmless fun so get over it.
Comment of the thread....Sigh said:This stuff always starts out small. If this isn't stamped on it'll be cotton buds next and you can have someone's eye out with them. Outrageous behaviour.
baldmosher said:If someone tells me that "anti-social behaviour" will result in fines for my club, I would like to see them prove in court that throwing a screwed up A3 piece of shiny paper at people who are finding it funny is "anti-social".
Surely if 3000 people are throwing screwed up A3 pieces of shiny paper and the people being thrown at are finding it funny, then anyone who tells them to stop is being anti-social.
Bluebird1 said:baldmosher said:If someone tells me that "anti-social behaviour" will result in fines for my club, I would like to see them prove in court that throwing a screwed up A3 piece of shiny paper at people who are finding it funny is "anti-social".
Surely if 3000 people are throwing screwed up A3 pieces of shiny paper and the people being thrown at are finding it funny, then anyone who tells them to stop is being anti-social.
The Villarreal player didn't seem to find it funny ...