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Chinley Blues Jr
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I don't think city could have promoted a singing and standing section because standing in not allowed, if there had been an incident city would have been to blame
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Anonymous
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jrb said:S.E.H said:Probably some shit legal proceedure mate
The world is full of rules and regulations. I will leave it at that.
Well what a crock of shit, i have now given up totally on ever seeing any decent atmosphere's in premier league grounds ever again.
Fucking rules and regulations, never heard anything so pathetic in my life.
Immaculate Pasta said:jrb said:The world is full of rules and regulations. I will leave it at that.
Well what a crock of shit, i have now given up totally on ever seeing any decent atmosphere's in premier league grounds ever again.
Fucking rules and regulations, never heard anything so pathetic in my life.
There are season ticket holders every block of he upper tier though aren't there, some would need to move.
Bluemoonbaldboy
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Yes basically everyone stood up would have meant the club would have been in breach of it's safety certificate that could lead to blocks being closed etc..... I grew up going to the Kippax i loved it and miss it but unless the law changes it is illegal and it's always made me wonder how 110 -111 and the South Stand have been allowed without there being no legal ramifications. I am all for Stadiums having standing sections but whilst Hillsbrough is still in living memory I cannot see it being allowed in England.S.E.H said:Immaculate Pasta said:I don't get the reasoning why they couldn't of done though?
Probably some shit legal proceedure mate
foolsgold*
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you could tell it wasn't going to work after 5 minutes.
Feed-The-Goat
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foolsgold* said:you could tell it wasn't going to work after 5 minutes.
spot on, after the first 5 mins everyone decided to take a seat, que the singing for the next 10 mins from 111 'stand up if you love city' just to get them to stand!
i refused to sit for the first half, and i think there was about 5 in total in 113 that didnt sit. me, my aunt, a guy infront of me with his kids.
that was about it. I didnt see right at the back.
Bluemoonbaldboy said:Yes basically everyone stood up would have meant the club would have been in breach of it's safety certificate that could lead to blocks being closed etc..... I grew up going to the Kippax i loved it and missed it but unless the law changes it is illegal and it's always made me wonder how 110 -111 and the South Stand have been allowed without there being no legal ramifications. I am all for Stadiums having standing sections but whilst Hillsbrough is still in living memory I cannot see it being allowed in England.S.E.H said:Probably some shit legal proceedure mate
I could understand if we still had fencing at grounds but we dont, we have stable seating conditions that wouldnt cause any problems with standing, this has been proven by the SS and 110/111, its these Health and Safety freaks who have cocked up.
Didsbury Dave
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Immaculate Pasta said:S.E.H said:Basically, if they could've done, they would've done
I don't get the reasoning why they couldn't of done though?
It is not "could of", which you've written about 12 times tonight.
It is "could have".
I get irritated by poor English.
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Didsbury Dave said:Immaculate Pasta said:I don't get the reasoning why they couldn't of done though?
It is not "could of", which you've written about 12 times tonight.
It is "could have".
I get irritated by poor English.
You could of explained that better to be fair ;-)