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The media's failure to address the raggy negligence is becoming the biggest story of the lot for me. If this behaviour continues to be held up as the appropriate way to deal with security (I.e. who the fuck cares whether or not a proper sweep of football stadiums be carried out on match days), then it ultimately endangers us all because lessons will NOT be learnt and clubs will not be made to honour their duty of care towards spectators. They should be made to address every single point brought up by the letter from the local MP. The BBC in particular have been making me cringe lately with their incessant indulgence of rag behaviour.Which enquiry , the f*cking BBC and PR rats will ensure that it doesn't get to that and the Security Company director will be hung out to dry .
The media's failure to address the raggy negligence is becoming the biggest story of the lot for me. If this behaviour continues to be held up as the appropriate way to deal with security (I.e. who the fuck cares whether or not a proper sweep of football stadiums be carried out on match days), then it ultimately endangers us all because lessons will NOT be learnt and clubs will not be made to honour their duty of care towards spectators. They should be made to address every single point brought up by the letter from the local MP. The BBC in particular have been making me cringe lately with their incessant indulgence of rag behaviour.
Anyone thought up a good song yet?
Like I said earlier, the fact that the owner of that security company has admitted full responsibility is definitely fishy. He would have had legal advice to say absolutely nothing unless he'd come to some fort of deal with United. The whole thing was clearly a huge cock up with United as culpable as anyone but they're desperately trying to absolve themselves of any blame.