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Well you should look where you're bloody going then :p

One of the justifications I've seen is that if someone steps on a bottle that has a lid on it, they could slip over :rolleyes: The horror.

Yup, to my knowledge thats been the only incident. I'd understand if every game there were bottles of Dr Pepper and Coke Zero raining down on the players and officials from the stands. But its never happened. Not a once. Not a single instance. I've been going to football for 30-odd years, and...

Agreed. The club is riding on the crest of a wave at the moment. In terms of where we are, most of us can genuinely say we've never had it so good. But these things go in cycles, we're not always going to be on an upward curve. At some point there'll be a downturn, at some point we'll get...

Its not something that angers me. I've never taken a flask to football in my life, so that new little law doesn't affect me anyway. The bottle lid thing IS a nonsense though. I often walk to games when the weathers decent and take a drink along,saving some for during the game and half time. Now...

Regardless of that, I still think the lid removal is utter bobbins and total overkill with regard to the perceived "threat" of a small plastic bottle of pop with a lid on it. Has anyone in the history of humankind ever been seriously injured by one of these being luzzed ? Even if there was the...

I went with a mate and his young lads on Saturday who hadn't been for a few years. On the approach I told him they'd have to take the lids off their bottled drinks. He seriously thought I was on a wind-up and wouldn't believe it, till he saw people in the queue surrendering their lids. Baffled...