All seems a bit exaggerated. One or two idiots on the pitch, and a concourse gathering of pointing and shouting about 50yds away from the directors box.
Hope they get docked points. All incredibly dangerous. CARD protests were always organised with the old bill informed of what was happening. This just seemed like a bunch of idiots acting like children.
Biggest question should be; where were the stewards... As Stelling said on Sky, from his feed he could see two near the pitch which is a joke at any team in the Football League
Biggest question should be; where were the stewards... As Stelling said on Sky, from his feed he could see two near the pitch which is a joke at any team in the Football League
The stewards are all Charlton boycotters remember....
All seems a bit exaggerated. One or two idiots on the pitch, and a concourse gathering of pointing and shouting about 50yds away from the directors box.
Lack of stewards is the main issue there
Can't believe we've not paid for more stewards. Bloody disgracefully underfunded.
All seems a bit exaggerated. One or two idiots on the pitch, and a concourse gathering of pointing and shouting about 50yds away from the directors box.
Lack of stewards is the main issue there
Can't believe we've not paid for more stewards. Bloody disgracefully underfunded.
Exactly, the tax paying British public have really dropped a bollock here.
West Ham and Arsenal (and I believe soon, Tottenham, too) are all evidence that leaving a stadium that is the heart of the club and going to a bigger, shiny new one with higher attendances, does not usually result in greater success on the pitch, nor does it make for a happier fan base.
10 years ago West Ham broke Premier league rules in the Tevez affair where premier league rules stated that points deduction was the appropriate sanction.
No points deduction occurred - the premier league choosing to not enforce their own rules - Sheffield United were relegated as a result.
Irony that this issue today also involves West Ham and the question as to whether points should be deducted as a previous poster has mentioned.
Given the Tevez precedent it seems hard to imagine any situation ever occouring where the premier league can/will ever deduct points, especially whereit is a decision likely to impact relegation issues as the Tevez decision was.
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Lack of stewards is the main issue there
The Dream is very much alive.
Knocking lumps out of each other as usual.
Then we’ll show you how to really dance Al
Knew ground is the worst in the country, not surprised they're angry.
No points deduction occurred - the premier league choosing to not enforce their own rules - Sheffield United were relegated as a result.
Irony that this issue today also involves West Ham and the question as to whether points should be deducted as a previous poster has mentioned.
Given the Tevez precedent it seems hard to imagine any situation ever occouring where the premier league can/will ever deduct points, especially whereit is a decision likely to impact relegation issues as the Tevez decision was.