If that is meant to show people without tickets breaking through the turnstiles and stewards, then that is frankly unbelievably easy.
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[Palace] Palace fans: ruining the night for their own
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If that is meant to show people without tickets breaking through the turnstiles and stewards, then that is frankly unbelievably easy.
Definitely not. Do Sussex police wear body cams?
Hillian1
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I do love the way that one of them proper minces in.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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https://youtu.be/PH2gfCzDlFQ
Erm I think I found the culprit for the vandalism ..
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Erm I think I found the culprit for the vandalism ..
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Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
If that is meant to show people without tickets breaking through the turnstiles and stewards, then that is frankly unbelievably easy.
I think that is probably after the turnstiles had been breached and someone has opened the firedoors which the stewards are trying to prevent them coming in. I would have thought the lead up to that was not incredibly easy at all and involved the coordinated letting off of fireworks outside and inside on the concourse to cause max. confusion and distraction, while one or two got in, then released the fire doors.
brightn'ove
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Well there we go. Not much you can really do about that is there.
BensGrandad
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Slightly unconventional by why could they not lock the fire exit gates but leave a man with there with the key and the sole purpose to unlock it it should it be needed or even a combination number lock that is changed for each game and the number given to the relevant stewards in that area of the ground so that anyone of them could unlock it.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Cctv is often viewed after the event to get evidence. Nobody has time whilst something is going on.
Hillian1
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Uhm,
No, can't think of why.
Jackthelad
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He's got such a punchable face, what a smug idiot.
BensGrandad
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Locking fire exits?
As I said unconventional but if the person responsible for locking or unlocking it is standing by the locked door what is the problem and how long would be the delay, seconds or next to no time at all.
Hillian1
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Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Just when I think your comments can't get any better and you come out with a real beauty like that. What an extraordinary mind you have.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I have said for ages that it's an algorithm. No-one, but no-one, can possibly be that stupid.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I think it might just be the greatest spoof account of all time.
I mean getting a Palace v Brighton game called off if they didn't get him a ticket was one thing. Locking fire exit gates though...that's just on a whole new level.
BensGrandad
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Why not if the man with the key is stood there specifically to unlock the door if needed with no other duties to detract him from his main duty. It would just mean a complete change of attitude towards fire exits.
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Erm I think I found the culprit for the vandalism ..
Actually, that wasn't too bad as far as these sort of things go - reasonable view of the game.. interestingly, he got back to Lewes just after 11 (appreciate he took a taxi,) having been held back for an hour.. I wasn't held back "officially" but only got back to Lewes 15 minutes before him!!
Actually, that wasn't too bad as far as these sort of things go - reasonable view of the game.. interestingly, he got back to Lewes just after 11 (appreciate he took a taxi,) having been held back for an hour.. I wasn't held back "officially" but only got back to Lewes 15 minutes before him!!
Great fishing, one of your better windups @BG..................
Good idea though, then if there is a fire (could happen, maybe if some clowns started setting of flares in the stands for example), when 3000 people are panicking to escape and crushed at the locked fire exit, the stewards could all shout to each other over the mayhem to see who remembers the number so one could calmly walk through everyone and unlock the combo lock and let everyone else out safely. Without a real test, there may be a potential issue with the Amex immediately losing it's fire certificate and being unable to hold public events when it gets inspected of course but that's a minor concern.