[Albion] Palace smoke bomb

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Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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Likely jealous of our stadium why is why they want to damage it. Real tough guy though, really taught that poster a lesson.

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I bet he won't act nearly so tough when he is up before the magistrate though, They have him on camera now, someone will identify him.
 






BN41Albion

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Oct 1, 2017
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Maybe I've missed it but I genuinely don't recall ever seeing stories about Albion fans acting like this when we go to Selhurst.

I know a few Palace fans - it seems the vast majority of their fans are embarrassed by the ultras and want nothing to do with them. It was comical watching them being lead into the stadium flanked by more police than ultras. Like rabid dogs in a cage
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
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Palace smoke bomb was drearily predictable. Looked good tho, has to be said! :lol: Some pretty impressive fire flash type things immediately after the smoke bomb also. As per usual, nobody monitoring these things from the comfort and safety of their control room ever gives orders to go in and haul these spotty herberts out of the away end. We're a soft touch really.
 


redoubtable seagull

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Oct 27, 2004
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I know a few Palace fans - it seems the vast majority of their fans are embarrassed by the ultras and want nothing to do with them. It was comical watching them being lead into the stadium flanked by more police than ultras. Like rabid dogs in a cage

Me too. I know a few including season ticket holders who find their little mob deeply embarrassing and annoying.
Sadly this behaviour is not going to help me in the banter/bragging rights on Monday.
 




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Eeyore

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Palace smoke bomb was drearily predictable. Looked good tho, has to be said! :lol: Some pretty impressive fire flash type things immediately after the smoke bomb also. As per usual, nobody monitoring these things from the comfort and safety of their control room ever gives orders to go in and haul these spotty herberts out of the away end. We're a soft touch really.

Maybe not during the game. But plod's VAR will doubtless be taking a look later.
 




doogie004

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Oct 12, 2008
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wisborough green
Palace smoke bomb was drearily predictable. Looked good tho, has to be said! :lol: Some pretty impressive fire flash type things immediately after the smoke bomb also. As per usual, nobody monitoring these things from the comfort and safety of their control room ever gives orders to go in and haul these spotty herberts out of the away end. We're a soft touch really.

Easier to police our fans and throw them out for sneaking in a bottle top


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PILTDOWN MAN

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Sep 15, 2004
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I don’t see a problem with smoke bombs and flare as long as they aren’t luzzed onto the pitch,it adds to the atmosphere !

Apart from those with breathing problems and those wishing to watch the ****ing game.

Those who light them are pricks and those that like them are too
 








timbha

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Jul 5, 2003
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Sussex
Why not have a few spotters in and amongst them and nick them when they are set off? Or have some equipment at the turnstile that automatically detonates these flares, esp the ones hidden in pants
 




A1X

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Deepest, darkest Sussex
"A 50-year-old woman from Westerham in Kent was arrested at the Amex stadium on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon"

Was she the mother of this guy?

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Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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Palace smoke bomb was drearily predictable. Looked good tho, has to be said! :lol: Some pretty impressive fire flash type things immediately after the smoke bomb also. As per usual, nobody monitoring these things from the comfort and safety of their control room ever gives orders to go in and haul these spotty herberts out of the away end. We're a soft touch really.

Good? It looked appalling.
 


Deanbha

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Mar 27, 2008
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Living in the real world.
Got to love a smoke bomb. After today, I'm finding the amex like mk dons or Reading. Our support is tinpot of the highest order.

We are a plastic little South Coast club with middle class nimby supporters.

Oops I've gone and said it
 






Dougie

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Jan 11, 2012
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Served it's purpose admirably tho. The stench swirling round the ground from the away end was even STENCHIER than before they let it off. They even colour coordinated it with their away kit colours bless :lolol:

I think your security was very poor to allow the pyros in.
 


Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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I think your security was very poor to allow the pyros in.

Agreed. Need to start reducing the allocation given the endless damage your fans cause in / around the stadium.
 


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