by sloughroyal123 » 22 Jan 2016 23:01
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by CountryRoyal » 22 Jan 2016 23:41
by Ian Royal » 23 Jan 2016 09:54
sloughroyal123 A new safe stand petition has been set up, if it's something you are interested in seeing please sign it. Already at over 700 signatures https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/119094
by tidus_mi2 » 25 Jan 2016 11:04
Since Hillsborough, all the top teams (odd distinction to make since it wasn't just the top teams) have scrapped standing areas due to the lack of safety, however their (there) is an alternative: safe standing. Safe standing uses rails to make sure the area cannot get to (too) crowded, whilst still retaining the great atmosphere stadia like Old Trafford or Anfield deserve (full stop needed)
This system is already being used in Germany, where the atmosphere is far greater than here in the UK (hyperbole) and no safety risks have been shown.
(Extreme lack of information provided, no external sources cited)
by MoorgateRoyal » 25 Jan 2016 11:13
by Tony Le Mesmer » 25 Jan 2016 16:33
tidus_mi2Since Hillsborough, all the top teams (odd distinction to make since it wasn't just the top teams) have scrapped standing areas due to the lack of safety, however their (there) is an alternative: safe standing. Safe standing uses rails to make sure the area cannot get to crowded, whilst still retaining the great atmosphere stadia like Old Trafford or Anfield deserve (full stop needed)
This system is already being used in Germany, where the atmosphere is far greater than here in the UK (hyperbole) and no safety risks have been shown.
(Extreme lack of information provided, no external sources cited)
D- Must try harder
by tidus_mi2 » 25 Jan 2016 17:06
Tony Le Mesmertidus_mi2Since Hillsborough, all the top teams (odd distinction to make since it wasn't just the top teams) have scrapped standing areas due to the lack of safety, however their (there) is an alternative: safe standing. Safe standing uses rails to make sure the area cannot get to crowded, whilst still retaining the great atmosphere stadia like Old Trafford or Anfield deserve (full stop needed)
This system is already being used in Germany, where the atmosphere is far greater than here in the UK (hyperbole) and no safety risks have been shown.
(Extreme lack of information provided, no external sources cited)
D- Must try harder
You missed one out tidus.
E.
by Coppelled_Streets » 26 Jan 2016 13:56
by Green » 26 Jan 2016 14:11
Ian Royalsloughroyal123 A new safe stand petition has been set up, if it's something you are interested in seeing please sign it. Already at over 700 signatures https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/119094
Is this petition associated with any proper campaign or supporters group?
Because a good way of gaining credibility in asking for something is being able to write a short paragraph in good English if you wish to be tsken seriously. I can't believe any decent action group would throw that up. Partly because it seems to semi legitimise safety concers about standing using Hillsbrough as an example when the normal position is that safety concerns linked to standing were false and certainly little to do with that disaster.
Given how poorly written it is, i don't think it's appropriate to bring it to MPs attention. Better to lobby your local MP (accurately) and directly. Or join a major well organised and existing campaign.
by Ian Royal » 26 Jan 2016 22:53
Coppelled_Streets Signed.
by From Despair To Where? » 26 Jan 2016 23:30
tidus_mi2Tony Le Mesmertidus_mi2
D- Must try harder
You missed one out tidus.
E.
Or have I?
by Coppelled_Streets » 29 Jan 2016 12:39
Ian RoyalCoppelled_Streets Signed.
Classic example of who'll sign this.
by Ian Royal » 29 Jan 2016 17:12
Coppelled_StreetsIan RoyalCoppelled_Streets Signed.
Classic example of who'll sign this.
For wanting a safe standing area? You really are a prat, Ian. Why not cater for all? We're not all boring little farts like you who want to sit there with a cup of hot chocolate and sit in silence. Some actually feel that being on your feet and adding to the atmosphere is a big part of their match day experience!
by Winchester Royal » 29 Jan 2016 17:37
by Ian Royal » 29 Jan 2016 17:57
Winchester Royal Is a Batchelors degree some sort of soup based qualification?
by Winston Smith » 30 Jan 2016 10:04
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