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Re: Blackburn

Post by capman » Sun Jul 09, 2017 3:28 pm

I hope the one that run over Segregation fence and the ones from there end will be subject to the same as the barrow fans are, or are the Club and the police just going to do what they do all the time blame it all on the barrow fans and just try to get them banned.
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Re: Blackburn

Post by jcubb » Sun Jul 09, 2017 4:09 pm

Why are the away fans able to take glass bottles of alcohol into the ground? Then drink them in the ground while the game is on.Think it's more than just one issue that needs dealing with here. The fact that fans had to step in to control the situation highlights the poor stewarding there is at the ground.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by Moribund » Sun Jul 09, 2017 4:28 pm

We shouldn't even need stewards, but unfortunately football attracts utter morons. Obviously there was some wrongdoing on Blackburn fans' part, but they were there for the football.
The stupid kids on our side of the fence probably couldn't tell you what the score was (discounting the fact they all left before full-time). I heard a few of them on the phone on my way back down Holker Street, and it's clearly just a game to these [SwearFilter]. Same group that bricked the York bus, or are we overrun by Scallies? These should be, and rightly are where the police should be focusing their attention.

We don't want you at Holker Street.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by Bluebird_john » Sun Jul 09, 2017 5:19 pm

Moribund wrote:

We don't want you at Holker Street.
Simple. As. That.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by jcubb » Sun Jul 09, 2017 6:14 pm

I'm not sticking up for the young idiots but simply pointing out that there are other issues going on. It is against the ground rules to bring alcohol into games but that seems to be ignored, so we end up having glass bottles in the ground which is very dangerous.The trouble on the holker st end is the reason i never stand there.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by glasgow_blue » Sun Jul 09, 2017 7:55 pm

jcubb wrote:I'm not sticking up for the young idiots but simply pointing out that there are other issues going on. It is against the ground rules to bring alcohol into games but that seems to be ignored, so we end up having glass bottles in the ground which is very dangerous.The trouble on the holker st end is the reason i never stand there.
Away supporters are allowed to bring alcohol into the ground, as in Wrexham and Macclesfield in the past. Barrow stewards brick it with anyone from outside LA land but take great delighr in persecuting locals, that's a given. However, that's no excuse for the behaviour yesterday.
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Re: Blackburn

Post by Moribund » Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:23 pm

Anybody can bring alcohol into the ground - it's whether people choose to flout the rules or not. Would you advocate pocket and bag searches then? More expense for us, as more personnel would be required.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by jcubb » Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:28 pm

Exactly right glasgow blue, no excuse for them young pillocks behaving the way they did yesterday or any other times they have acted like tools. I stand by my first post though, that there are more issues that need sorting out as well as these morons, did the rovers fan who set of a smoke bomb get dealt with by the way?

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Re: Blackburn

Post by jcubb » Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:39 pm

Moribund wrote:Anybody can bring alcohol into the ground - it's whether people choose to flout the rules or not. Would you advocate pocket and bag searches then? More expense for us, as more personnel would be required.
If a steward sees a fan drinking alcohol from a glass bottle during the match, he should confiscate the bottle or have the fan removed.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by Hitthebar22 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:53 pm

Not a bad friendly really. Some ok footy on show, but probably not representative of very much that's coming our way when the season starts proper. One monster throw from our new left back in the first half (Ames?) is just what we need if we are in for the same style as last season. The goalie Moore was good, but then was poor for their first goal. They were a good squad of talented players, but we didn't look overwhelmed by any stretch of the imagination. Pitch excellent, as you'd expect in July.
The crowd trouble needs sorting fast. Video ID and lengthy bans, segregation further from opposition fans, better stewarding (easy to say but not to implement), and a police presence.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by Moribund » Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:55 pm

jcubb wrote:
Moribund wrote:Anybody can bring alcohol into the ground - it's whether people choose to flout the rules or not. Would you advocate pocket and bag searches then? More expense for us, as more personnel would be required.
If a steward sees a fan drinking alcohol from a glass bottle during the match, he should confiscate the bottle or have the fan removed.
Agreed on that point. Though it isn't always easy to spot unless you have stewards surrounding them from every angle. Whatever the solution, it's gonna cost more money to police - it wouldn't be needed if we only had fans there to watch the game.

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Re: Blackburn

Post by paddy71 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 9:06 pm

Simple solution, the holker end for the Barrow fans
how we get there i don,t no.Barrows on the way

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Re: Blackburn

Post by Hadrian » Sun Jul 09, 2017 10:05 pm

So the young trouble-makers would still stand on the Holker Street end if there was no opposition to try to bait?
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Re: Blackburn

Post by walney rock » Sun Jul 09, 2017 10:08 pm

Most games in the national league don't need segregation if u ask me, the segregation seems to attract the Muppets more than anything else
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Re: Blackburn

Post by thegaffer77 » Sun Jul 09, 2017 10:19 pm

West terrace for away fans. The loons were at it last year. A sign of things to come if we don't act.
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