Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Your rewriting history did you ever go away with the Albion when every other Saturday 300 faithful would rock up in some Northern shitehole? To many stories to tell although it’s clear you weren’t there.
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[Albion] Fans facing lengthy bans for racism
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Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Do they hand out check blankets on request or is there one on every seat in the WSU?
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Lower West Stander
Well-known member
How did any of you wet lettuces ever survive 80-90’s football? Maybe the eager grasses never did
Weren’t around in the 70s then?
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Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Born in the summer of 69
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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One on every seat.
And a small Fabreze spray in case any smelly oiks have ventured up where they don't belong.
Jeez, do you have to be such a holier than thou bore? The reason that stand went up the way it did was because of years of uncleared detritus being easily ignited by a discarded cigarette and easily enflaming an old wooden stand.
That kind of accumulation of rubbish is no longer allowed, and modern stadia are not built of wood (bar Forest Green soon). One smoker did not kill the Bradford 56, the era of laziness and poor investment did.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
No idea mate the bitch didn’t hang around.On your mama’s porch presumably?
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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Sorry, no offence intended obviously. Was referring to the old Bryan Adams classic.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I know mate should of put a smiley face at the end
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Bless that’s not fabreeze it’s angina spray silly
Bless that’s not fabreeze it’s angina spray silly
An old biddy, puffing up the stairs to west upper before the Spuds game, gave me a rather quizzical look when I asked if she had acute angina.
blue-shifted
Banned
I can’t agree with you on this.
Yes the circumstances are completely different to Bradford, and the stadium material is completely different but we can’t be complacent about fire safety.
If a serious and fast spreading fire occurred on a match day the consequences would be grim. Especially if it were WSU or ESU. We wouldn’t be able to evacuate quickly enough.
Fire’s do still happen in modern buildings and they happen for different reasons.
I’d happily grass someone up for smoking in the bogs.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Ive already seen a fire at the Amex, in the north stand. One of the overhead lights burst into flames above block H dropping molten metal into the seats below. Fortunately it was at half time, so nobody was injured, but the stewards were useless, and took over ten minutes to respond.
We seem to live in a world of ‘got to worry about something’. The people who are supporting the Extinction Rebellion attention seekers are probably parents of kids but will always drive them to school because there are too many risks and weirdos, ‘you see it on the news all the time don’t you’. Could the Amex burn down? Yes. Is it likely? No. Could I get cancer from passive smoking? About as likely as being eaten by a lion. But people worry about these things. Sigh...........
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Obviously fans smoke and that’s their right if they choose. Outside half time smoking areas work perfectly well at other grounds. Unfortunately it doesn’t make the club money so they would rather accommodate drinkers. Alcohol kills more people than smoking ever will a year let alone the social issues involved with alcohol. Of course I’m not saying everyone is an alcoholic just as smokers might never die of a smoking related disease, you just can’t condone one vice and not the other.
16.3% increased risk of getting cancer by people who have never smoked and have been exposed to passive smoking compared to those who have never smoked and not been exposed to passive smoking ("With respect to overall cancer risk, odds ratio (OR) involving never smokers with significant exposure to secondhand smoke compared to never smokers without such exposure was 1.163 (95%CI 1.058–1.279)") https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6164459/
Oddly, I could find no cases of people being eaten by a lion in the wild in the UK.
Chances of getting cancer from passive smoking in the UK are infinitely greater than the chances of being eaten by a lion in the wild in the UK.
Can I just add, that if I saw a queue for the cubicles and there was some inside insisting they needed to sit down to drink their pint and everyone would have to wait for them to finish, I would happily go report this to a steward as well. Obviously as a grass, I would then have to keep a close eye on my adidas sports bag, in case anyone was tempted to empty the contents of their pencil sharpener in it, as retribution.