maccieblue
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A football ground is probably deemed as private property so rightly or wrongly they can possibly ban anyone without needing to give a reason
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UK far right trouble
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You may have mentioned it already... :-)The country is absolutely fucked..no coming back from this folks..Happy I'm 50 but look 60 but wish I was 70 and not long left. This vodka should do the trick ctid
Brewster's millions
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They can indeed ban anyone they want but the issue is where do they draw the line once you start banning people for offences unrelated to football?How would it be discrimination to ban people for actions they personally took? They're a private business. They can ban whoever they want.
Do they ban anyone with a record for disorder or violent crime, or just the people who will be convicted in relation to the events of the past few days? I don’t see how they could make it work without applying a blanket ban for certain offences.
dronefromsector7G
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You’re such a cheerful soulThe country is absolutely fucked..no coming back from this folks..Happy I'm 50 but look 60 but wish I was 70 and not long left. This vodka should do the trick ctid
Postman Pep
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That's the Aldi based spirits ;-)The country is absolutely fucked..no coming back from this folks..Happy I'm 50 but look 60 but wish I was 70 and not long left. This vodka should do the trick ctid
bluethrunthru
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Unfortunately the prisons have very little space.
We could do with importing a lot of foreign builders to build some new ones quickly...
speed up the early releases and create space
Stoned Rose
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If at a match or associated with then yes fair enough. I personally don't think outside of that 'football' is an arbiter of justice. Football struggles to run itself adequately.
You could also argue that a club could take the view - “you’re a deranged, violent dickhead and therefore unsafe to be in our stadium, therefore we’re not taking any chances and you’re barred”. Be pretty hard to argue against it.
cleavers
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They tried (and failed because the doorway was too small) to get the bin inside the hotel.it was mate the hotel has not been torched
Think newcastle banned someone last year for posting something on twitter that was anti-trans not related to footballSounds like bullshit to me.
Banning people for actions completely unrelated to attending football matches? I can’t see how clubs could reasonably enforce this without being accused of discrimination, ironically enough, other than to make everyone wishing to attend a match subject to a criminal records check.
They can do whatever they want (in regards this). They’re a private business. If they no longer want to sell you a ticket, you’re not getting one from them, they can give you your money back and tell you to fuck offSounds like bullshit to me.
Banning people for actions completely unrelated to attending football matches? I can’t see how clubs could reasonably enforce this without being accused of discrimination, ironically enough, other than to make everyone wishing to attend a match subject to a criminal records check.