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Post by gasincider on Nov 19, 2015 17:31:22 GMT
So the Premiership Clubs will play the French anthem ahead of the games on Saturday, and will liaise with local police over security and safety measures.
So don't the rest of the leagues supporters matter? You don't have to be a premiership supporter to feel disgust at what happened last Friday.
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Nov 19, 2015 18:10:12 GMT
So my brother, where shall we strike next to avenge the one true god who no vision can see, but who can see all, and over whom no one is lord, but who is lord of all? We have struck at the infidel in New York and in London and his wrath was terrible, and now we have struck in the city of blasphemy itself, Paris, and woe unto all who oppose our righteous cause!
Well, matey, I was thinking Crawley against Bristol Rovers, what d'you reckon?
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Post by aghast on Nov 19, 2015 18:12:18 GMT
So the Premiership Clubs will play the French anthem ahead of the games on Saturday, and will liaise with local police over security and safety measures. So don't the rest of the leagues supporters matter? You don't have to be a premiership supporter to feel disgust at what happened last Friday. I think this is a Premier League initiative, and it's up to the Football League to follow suit. I don't think the PL and FL talk to each other much. |
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Post by Topper Gas on Nov 19, 2015 18:42:12 GMT
Surely Div 2 clubs had a minute silence as a mark of respect last week, having another this week seems a bit OTT?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 19, 2015 18:46:06 GMT
This is the first week of premium games since the attack.
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Post by pirateman on Nov 19, 2015 18:48:22 GMT
We could sing Ooh ah Oooh ah Montana to the tune of the Marseillaise
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Post by RetroGamer on Nov 19, 2015 19:26:19 GMT
Why do we need to do what they do this weekend when we've already done it at the last home game?
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Post by peterpirate on Nov 19, 2015 19:28:03 GMT
Think were be ok,prem clubs should be very careful and should've been way before all this
I've always thought what's stopping those idiots going into old Trafford all dotted round the ground and killing thousands??
Then you got our stewards getting all excited about someone in ground puffing on a ecig,god knows what they would do if something serious happened
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Post by Mark Ash on Nov 19, 2015 21:10:54 GMT
Yes we did ours against Carlisle. Quite right too, although I felt slightly disorientated during the Marseillaise... Not sure what Nelson would have said.
Never mind, it certainly seemed to move the visitors at Wembley and whatever shows solidarity against the murdering bastards is a good thing.
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Post by cagastrophy on Nov 19, 2015 21:15:15 GMT
Think were be ok,prem clubs should be very careful and should've been way before all this I've always thought what's stopping those idiots going into old Trafford all dotted round the ground and killing thousands?? Then you got our stewards getting all excited about someone in ground puffing on a ecig,god knows what they would do if something serious happened Have you ever tried to get a ticket for Man U? You'd be lucky to get enough to be 'dotted around the ground', on top of that there's the planning and initial outlay, also the fact that you can't bring in an open bottle of water let alone an ak47 and bomb |
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Post by cagastrophy on Nov 19, 2015 21:16:11 GMT
So my brother, where shall we strike next to avenge the one true god who no vision can see, but who can see all, and over whom no one is lord, but who is lord of all? We have struck at the infidel in New York and in London and his wrath was terrible, and now we have struck in the city of blasphemy itself, Paris, and woe unto all who oppose our righteous cause! Well, matey, I was thinking Crawley against Bristol Rovers, what d'you reckon? That's what they want you to think... |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 19, 2015 21:20:42 GMT
So my brother, where shall we strike next to avenge the one true god who no vision can see, but who can see all, and over whom no one is lord, but who is lord of all? We have struck at the infidel in New York and in London and his wrath was terrible, and now we have struck in the city of blasphemy itself, Paris, and woe unto all who oppose our righteous cause! Well, matey, I was thinking Crawley against Bristol Rovers, what d'you reckon? That's what they want you to think... Is it? New York, London, Paris, Horfield. Sky news will be all over that. |
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Post by pirateman on Nov 19, 2015 21:21:50 GMT
Dunno. It's pretty close to Gatwick innit
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Post by Mark Ash on Nov 19, 2015 21:23:20 GMT
Think were be ok,prem clubs should be very careful and should've been way before all this I've always thought what's stopping those idiots going into old Trafford all dotted round the ground and killing thousands?? Then you got our stewards getting all excited about someone in ground puffing on a ecig,god knows what they would do if something serious happened Have you ever tried to get a ticket for Man U? You'd be lucky to get enough to be 'dotted around the ground', on top of that there's the planning and initial outlay, also the fact that you can't bring in an open bottle of water let alone an ak47 and bomb If anything came remotely close to making me laugh about the whole ghastly horror of Paris, it was that the suicide bombers at the Stade de France couldn't get tickets and decided to blow themselves up outside, on their own. It is a bugger when you can't a ticket, isn't it? |
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Post by peterpirate on Nov 19, 2015 21:39:49 GMT
Think were be ok,prem clubs should be very careful and should've been way before all this I've always thought what's stopping those idiots going into old Trafford all dotted round the ground and killing thousands?? Then you got our stewards getting all excited about someone in ground puffing on a ecig,god knows what they would do if something serious happened Have you ever tried to get a ticket for Man U? You'd be lucky to get enough to be 'dotted around the ground', on top of that there's the planning and initial outlay, also the fact that you can't bring in an open bottle of water let alone an ak47 and bomb Could get a tkt anywhere in the ground if your willing to pay £200 and those bomb vests they wear or shoe bombs would be a piece of water to hide |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 19, 2015 22:42:08 GMT
Have you ever tried to get a ticket for Man U? You'd be lucky to get enough to be 'dotted around the ground', on top of that there's the planning and initial outlay, also the fact that you can't bring in an open bottle of water let alone an ak47 and bomb If anything came remotely close to making me laugh about the whole ghastly horror of Paris, it was that the suicide bombers at the Stade de France couldn't get tickets and decided to blow themselves up outside, on their own. It is a bugger when you can't a ticket, isn't it? They had tix actually, just weren't allowed in by stewards when a standard search was operated. |
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Post by pirateman on Nov 19, 2015 22:58:00 GMT
If anything came remotely close to making me laugh about the whole ghastly horror of Paris, it was that the suicide bombers at the Stade de France couldn't get tickets and decided to blow themselves up outside, on their own. It is a bugger when you can't a ticket, isn't it? They had tix actually, just weren't allowed in by stewards when a standard search was operated. Sorry mate, but I can't let you in with that semtex? Surely not! |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 19, 2015 23:15:32 GMT
They had tix actually, just weren't allowed in by stewards when a standard search was operated. Sorry mate, but I can't let you in with that semtex? Surely not! Lots of grounds (even international) don't operate those searches, grateful the Stade De France team did! Frustrating at places like Woking last year but I suppose cases like that make it worth it. |
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Post by gheadray on Nov 19, 2015 23:46:42 GMT
I think This post can go into general football chat if you would like to post regarding the match on Saturday go on Crawley invasion or there is a separate section re France
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2015 6:10:53 GMT
If anything came remotely close to making me laugh about the whole ghastly horror of Paris, it was that the suicide bombers at the Stade de France couldn't get tickets and decided to blow themselves up outside, on their own. It is a bugger when you can't a ticket, isn't it? They had tix actually, just weren't allowed in by stewards when a standard search was operated. A quick rub down by a security/steward man is standard at German grounds. They even have a quick look into any bag you are carrying. Just like an airport, you are not allowed to carry liquids into the ground. Last season I actually had some after shave confiscated when I went to watch Eintracht. The turnstiles are usually placed 100+ metres or so from the actual stadium. This can obviously vary from stadium to stadium, but that is generally how it works. I think this is pretty much standard at any modern ground in Europe. |
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