Flare throwers

Henry Irving

Nicholas said:

Punches thrown between charlton fan's in the covered end lower in the first half too. 

guinnessaddick said:

What was with all the OB vans sitting and the OB standing in the way of everyone outside the covered end after the game?

I guess these two events are related 

ROTW

guinnessaddick said:

What was with all the OB vans sitting and the OB standing in the way of everyone outside the covered end after the game?

Easy O/T

guinnessaddick

ROTW said:

guinnessaddick said:

What was with all the OB vans sitting and the OB standing in the way of everyone outside the covered end after the game?

Easy O/T

That was mentioned to a couple of them, by @TelMc32.

se9addick

Nicholas said:

Punches thrown between charlton fan's in the covered end lower in the first half too. 

Covered end lower must be the most lively section of a stadium in England, always kicking off there! 

CheshireAddick

se9addick said:

Nicholas said:

Punches thrown between charlton fan's in the covered end lower in the first half too. 

Covered end lower must be the most lively section of a stadium in England, always kicking off there! 

Is it becoming a 'bear pit'.?

cs1986

Nicholas said:

Punches thrown between charlton fan's in the covered end lower in the first half too. 

There was a decent little scrap on the concourse at half time in the North lower

MrOneLung

Not a good look Charlton fans fighting amongst themselves- bit Millwall ain’t it ? 

Baldybonce

MrOneLung said:

Not a good look Charlton fans fighting amongst themselves- bit Millwall ain’t it ? 

Sun, beer and blokes. All that was missing was white plastic garden chairs.

clive

JohnnyH2 said:

palarsehater said:

PopIcon said:

palarsehater said:

I know the fan that run on, he’s a good lad. 

Don’t need a ban but that is the law if caught a football banning order takes place but that’s if he’s had details taken etc was all good natured so I don’t see the issue 

We'll all just go on the pitch then 👍

What about when it was for “Roland out” suppose that was fine 

That was also against the law.

The play offs last season were a car crash for the EFL in terms of crowd behaviour, they felt had to take steps to stop the pitch invasions, they not the club have decided from this season there would be zero tolerance and if you do go on they will get the law enforced.

Huddersfield Town have been fined £70,000 by an independent regulatory commission following a pitch invasion after their Championship play-off semi-final win against Luton Town in May.
Port Vale have been fined £15,000 by the Football Association for the mass pitch invasion that followed their League Two play-off semi-final win over Swindon Town at Vale Park in May.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63073600

clive

Everton have been fined £300,000 over the two pitch invasions during their Premier League win over Crystal Palace at Goodison Park on 19 May.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63090744

Henry Irving

https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/sport/23017795.oxford-united-fan-hit-head-flare-charlton-game/

Via @cafcfacts

clive

Sunderland have banned away fans from bringing coins and vapes into the Stadium of Light.

The new measures have been introduced after an increase in disorder this season, including Championship matches at home to Coventry City and Burnley.

All away supporters will now be searched before entering the ground and anyone found possessing these items will be asked to discard them.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63456664

R0TW

That’s going to leave a lot of children with little to nothing for Christmas 

MrOneLung

What if you buy something in the ground and get given change ? 

Crusty54

MrOneLung said:

What if you buy something in the ground and get given change ? 

Most grounds are card only.

oohaahmortimer

MrOneLung said:

What if you buy something in the ground and get given change ? 

Probably a cash free stadium like Charlton 

shirty5

No mention of paper aeroplanes though. 

JiMMy 85

The Aldershot fans smuggled flares into Dorking on Saturday. They tossed them onto the pitch moments before kick off and security took a few minutes to get there, so there was tons of smoke. And as there are no tiers of seating or terracing down there, most of the Aldershot fans couldn't see the game. 

clive

https://www.efl.com/news/2022/november/the-fa-premier-league-efl-and-wsl-remind-fans-of-dangers-of-pyrotechnics/

ChiAddick

Anyone see arsenal vs FC Zurich yesterday? Zurich let off flares and smoke bombs which pretty much stopped half the ground seeing the pitch. 

We do seem to be leading the way with preventing pyro being used. Nearly every continental teams fans base used them in the champs league and Europa league these past few weeks.