He's holding it. So I'm guessing it's ok to bring in bottles with lids so long as the lid isn't actually on top of the bottle.
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[Albion] Ban this bloke for life
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He's holding it. So I'm guessing it's ok to bring in bottles with lids so long as the lid isn't actually on top of the bottle.
el punal
Well-known member
Miaoww!
He's allowed because the owners know he "bottles" his emotions and keeps a lid on them (sans the fist pumps on BHA goals)
For some of the kids it would have been their first time at the Amex. All they will remember is “the thug with the bottle top”.
I actually found out why they remove bottle tops at sports events recently and it makes sense. People drop their bottles on the floor, if there was an evacuation situation then people will roll their ankles, slip and fall stepping on bottles with a lid on, if the lid is removed then the bottle will simply crush. You learn something new everyday.
And you believed that?
JJ McClure
Go Jags
The children will soon be holding up signs saying 'Chris can I have your bottle top please', and they'll be flogging the match used bottle tops on eBay before you know it.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
That Arsenal fan has a lot to answer for throwing a bottle of Evian at Deli Ali
Brilliant post...............................
Bevendean Hillbilly
New member
That guys a menace. I’ve seen him invade the technical area loads of times. Who is he? If I carried on like that well dressed maniac I’d be hoofed out of ESL. Then where would I get a nice quiet snooze of a Saturday arvo?
Yes, that is actually the reason as per the H&S official for sports events.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
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He's bottled it.
SpongebobSquarepants
Well-known member
Well when we scored my sons almost full bottle of water got knocked over in the melee creating a nice slippery puddle of water in the back row of the family stand, which is probably more of a danger to the public.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Hahaha, this!
You can see the pent up fury in the eyes, daring someone to challenge him about it.
Just because it's the official reason given doesn't mean it's actually true. Whilst I accept it's anecdotal I've never damaged myself by stepping on a bottle top, whereas in the past I have slipped on spilled liquids and by treading on foodstuffs (eg chips).
Kalimantan Gull
Well-known member
water's not that slippery though is it
. Most of us manage to walk around on wet pavements after a day of rain with no problem whatsoever
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
It's pretty slippery on smooth concrete though.water's not that slippery though is it
water's not that slippery though is it
Most of us can step on a bottle lid as well. Now dustbin lids ...