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Those update stats weren't right, I may have counted a cup game or two or forgot to remove the Man U win from before the ban? We're now on 16 Played 5 Wins (31.25%) 4 draws (25.00%) 7 losses (43.25%)

This was earlier this season... We're now on: 15 Played 6 win (40.00%) 4 draw (26.67%) 5 loss (33.33%) While our win rate has improved from a few games back to now match our pre-ban form, our draws have dropped (*dirtychuckle*) to a lower rate while our losses remain consistent for the...

Also banned at Wembley http://www.wembleystadium.com/plan-your-visit/stadium-guide/rules-and-regulations

Premier league Home record before the flask ban 20 Played 8 win (40%) 8 draw (40%) 4 loss (20%) Premier League Home Record since the ban on flasks: 12 Played 4 win (33.33%) 4 draw (33.33%) 4 loss (33.33%)

After the Everton game as I left the west upper, there were a bunch of cycle helmets on the turnstiles waiting to be collected.

So his was the lucky flask! As I was leaving the game on Friday I saw an empty 1.5l diet coke bottle laying on the ground. With a lid. MI5 will be disappointed we're not following their strict instructions that aren't passed on to most other clubs in the premier league.

All right. Who sneaked their lucky flask in?

All those people not being allowed to bring their lucky flasks... Haven't won a game since the ban came into place.

Sure, there is a degree of logic to it, but having hundreds of water bottles without lids will inevitably lead to an increase in spills which presents a slipping hazard, shifting the hazard from one thing to another and not eliminating it.

What about 500ml non-water bottles, for example lucozade sport or coca-cola?

"Health and Safety", "experts say", "taken advice" These are explanations for all seater stadia. Not having pay on the gate. Not letting you pass your ticket off to someone else. Kettling of fans. Shepherding fans to train stations even when they don't need the train. Why are we allowed to...

That isn't what has happened, though. Is it? The club identified that flasks are a health and safety risk prior to the man utd match early August. They are not actually banning them until September. We know this because word was sent out to stewards to let customers know that flasks will not be...

That just makes me think of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNQRqAoT-2c

I can, and so can my wife.

No, it's on a thread about flasks not being allowed anywhere in the stadium. No food or drink in a restaurant has clear, understandable logic to it. Flasks not being allowed in a football ground does not.

So, I can take one of these?:

Well, if the club are going to be reckless, and leave the fans vulnerable to such a threat by allowing flasks at the Southampton game after making it clear they believe flasks are a health and safety risk, the only way I can protect myself is by not buying a ticket to the Southampton game. I...