Get the stewards prepared

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by bobby1413 » 27 Apr 2009 14:51

Why Dogma?

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Schards#2 » 27 Apr 2009 15:02

bobby1413 Why Dogma?


I presumed this was a veiled reference to the stewards.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Skyline » 27 Apr 2009 15:26

Harry Carry I work with BC ST holder. They're all coming down Saturday and will be drinking in Dogma before the game. 5,000ish coming down apparently.


If they're going to be drinking from Saturday I doubt many of them will be capable of causing trouble by the time the game starts on Sunday

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Royal Lady » 27 Apr 2009 15:51

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Harry Carry I work with BC ST holder. They're all coming down Saturday and will be drinking in Dogma before the game. 5,000ish coming down apparently.


If they're going to be drinking from Saturday I doubt many of them will be capable of causing trouble by the time the game starts on Sunday

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Harry Carry » 27 Apr 2009 16:39

:roll:


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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Sun Tzu » 27 Apr 2009 17:37

Royal Lady Don't patronise me. You implied that all those without tickets (i.e. thousands of ticketless Brummies) wouldn't get near the ground - you were asked how this would be implemented but didn't respond and now you're saying that BTP, WMP and TVP will be checking EVERYONE's ticket? Where? When? Then you decide that saying thousands of ticketless brummies doesn't mean ALL of them, and that one bloke might sneak in under the radar. :lol:


Sorry, I forget it's only you who can patronise :roll:

It's hardly my fault if you play the fool and deliberately misinterpet others comments (it's also hardly a surprise....).

At no time did I state or imply all those without tickets won't get near the ground, but I did say that there won't be thousands. Partly because thousands won;t come. But partly becasue of thousands do try it will be spotted very early (in fact it will be known already). Trying to spot one person would be impossible (and pointless as it's not an offence to be without a ticket in the vicinity of a football stadium) but thousands represent a major public order issue and they would simply intercept coaches and stop people leaving the station and send them back if there was the risk of it happening.

I wonder what you'll suggest I said next that I didn't mention - your racking up a fairnumber of invented comments..

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Schards#2 » 27 Apr 2009 18:57

It's very boring but you do spout some rubbish Sun Tzu. In response to this:


Ian Royal Guy at work is a B'ham fan, think he might be involved with the big wigs as well. He's warned me to expect several thousand mad brummies coming down regardless of whether they have a ticket or not.


You said:

I'm not sure there should be much to be concerned about. Their support is no bigger or better than ours. Several thousand ticketless Brummies won't get near the ground unless they plan to tunnel in or have a teleporter.

If you wanted to say that there wouldn't be several thousand coming down without tickets any normal human being would say that, not they "won't get near the ground".

You seem to specialise in these silly reinterpreting your own posts to avoid looking a berk threads, much to the boredom of everyone else. Please don't compound it by replying further.

Time to get yourself a new username mate, this one's gone the way of all the others.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Sun Tzu » 27 Apr 2009 19:48

Schards#2 It's very boring but you do spout some rubbish Sun Tzu. In response to this:


Ian Royal Guy at work is a B'ham fan, think he might be involved with the big wigs as well. He's warned me to expect several thousand mad brummies coming down regardless of whether they have a ticket or not.


You said:

I'm not sure there should be much to be concerned about. Their support is no bigger or better than ours. Several thousand ticketless Brummies won't get near the ground unless they plan to tunnel in or have a teleporter.

If you wanted to say that there wouldn't be several thousand coming down without tickets any normal human being would say that, not they "won't get near the ground".

You seem to specialise in these silly reinterpreting your own posts to avoid looking a berk threads, much to the boredom of everyone else. Please don't compound it by replying further.

Time to get yourself a new username mate, this one's gone the way of all the others.


Give up Schards - you put words in other people's mouths and your foot in your own.

I see you've followed wifey's example by loosely reinventing what you think was said rather than what was actually said.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Man Friday » 28 Apr 2009 09:08

Prediction: There will be a lot of trouble on sunday - especially if Brum don't finish 2nd. I'm sharing a train with them down and back. My Berkshire accent will give it away so I need to keep my mouth shut for once. No doubt the police will be on top of this one...they'll need to be, mark my words.


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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Hoop Blah » 28 Apr 2009 09:30

Schards#2 You seem to specialise in these silly reinterpreting your own posts to avoid looking a berk threads, much to the boredom of everyone else. Please don't compound it by replying further.


This bit cracked me up!

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Sun Tzu » 28 Apr 2009 09:47

Definitely worth a :lol:

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Gordons Cumming » 28 Apr 2009 21:49

How do you prepare the stewards?

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by handbags_harris » 28 Apr 2009 21:59

If Clive Doyle is anything to go by, quite easy. In the case of Boxing Day, you just say "3k Cardiff fans here today, we don't want any confrontation", thereby letting them rip up seats, piss on seats, invade the pitch and be shoved back in the stand etc etc.

That is how to prepare the stewards.


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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by BenReadingFC » 28 Apr 2009 23:28

handbags_harris If Clive Doyle is anything to go by, quite easy. In the case of Boxing Day, you just say "3k Cardiff fans here today, we don't want any confrontation", thereby letting them rip up seats, piss on seats, invade the pitch and be shoved back in the stand etc etc.

That is how to prepare the stewards.


You forgot ripping out the plumbing in the away bogs.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Ian Herring » 29 Apr 2009 02:58

If I recall, last season some visiting Blues fans were particularly unpleasant. They've never been the nicest of souls, but traditionally over the years, even as far back as the seventies, 'last day of the season' for followers of Brum has traditionally been eventful. Crystal Palace away comes to mind, Adolf Hitler on the pitch swapping blows. Quite funny really. But last season outside the Mad I saw a group of them set about some younger, quite passive looking Reading fans until they were dissuaded by some older more...erm, physically imposing Royals. I'd classify Blues as still being a club more than capable of attracting a large element who can be quite volatile 'without any provocation' and so Sunday's pressure cooker atmosphere can only assist in bringing them to the boil. Stewards? I've yet to see at Reading that would convince me that the vast majority of them have any use as soon as there is a major public order incident. A volatile football crowd 'at it' as Cardiff were at Christmas and to an extent Bristol City's mob (although probably in terms of violence a good job for the sake of reasonable peace they won that day) always appears to expose our stewards' limitations. It's at that point that the constabulary are generally required.

If things don't go City's way on Sunday I think the potential for disorder is quite strong. A few tempers have been fraying at St. Andrews this season. It's usually at the dog end of a season their lesser-restrained boys and girls let off steam. They were protesting on the pitch last year and it got reasonably nasty when they went down. And against Preston last week more similar.

Yes, do up your tabards tight around those straining bellies boys and girls. Your 'stewarding skills' may well be called upon in some kind of depth, if you get my Rorke's Drift.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Jackson Corner » 29 Apr 2009 04:10

Worst scenario is we get promoted twats run on the pitch and start to think it's a good idea to gloat at the Brum fans, this will lead to seats being ripped up coins thrown mass punch ups with stewards and old bill. Will get very messy.

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by riverroyal » 29 Apr 2009 07:49

Might not be that bad, they have less than 2,000 tickets (1,400 I read somewhere, not sure if thats true) and they have let quite a few 'corporate' supporters have tickets. one example is they charged £99 for a ticket, coach journey and lunch at Newbury race course

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by The 17 Bus » 29 Apr 2009 08:29

heard a whisper that over 500 000 are now coming down without tickets, mind you had they sold more season tickets they might have got a tad more respect about rumours like this

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by riverroyal » 29 Apr 2009 08:46

Birmingham didnt even sell out for their home game against Preston on Saturday when they could have got promotion!

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Re: Get the stewards prepared

by Deathy » 29 Apr 2009 09:34

The 17 Bus heard a whisper that over 500 000 are now coming down without tickets, mind you had they sold more season tickets they might have got a tad more respect about rumours like this


:lol:

Now i know you're lying. Only Southampton and Brighton can provide such support.

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