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?When are the powers that be in the Flan Siro going to sort out the Stewards in the ground. It's been something I've noticed for a while but the rovers game was the straw that broke the camels back as far as I'm concerned.
As far as I can see the vast majority of them only do it to get free passage into the game.
As far as they are concerned, it looks like a case of damned if you do, damned if you dont.
[FONT=century gothic][COLOR=crimson]Decided to stand around by us... new fans??
I think not... [/COLOR][/FONT]
To be fair, I don't think they gave a sh!te about us..... it was just somewhere to rest their @rse against the wall and have a chat..... I think you're getting paranoid...... :cool:Quote:
Originally posted by Xlex
[FONT=century gothic][COLOR=crimson]Decided to stand around by us... new fans??
I think not... [/COLOR][/FONT]
[FONT=century gothic][COLOR=darkblue][FONT=arial]paranoid... Well the f*uckwits could have stood further down and closeer to the away support... BTW in the first half te Drogs support seemed fine... Why was it when they went to the stand there was sh!te??:rolleyes: [/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT]
I have no idea, but I have no doubt it was section O's fault.... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by Xlex
[FONT=century gothic][COLOR=darkblue][FONT=arial]Why was it when they went to the stand there was sh!te??[/FONT]
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Thats a fact that most of the stewards only do it to get in free. They don't even do their job, they put on their yellow bib and feck off to watch the match and usually not the crowd or if they do have to watch the crowd they resent their viewing being interrupted hence behave like *****s. Then at half time they all disappear for a cup of tea, meaning that anyone can walk into the stand regardless of whether they have a stand ticket or not which kind of defeats the purpose of stand tickets a bit.
In fairness people within the club are aware of the problem and the guards came out and had a word with them telling them what they can and cant do, if the club is to get a Uefa licence the stewards have to be properly trained so theyre going to have to take the bull by the horns at some stage...As for the stand, half the people in there know absolutely nothing about football and if the team arent hammering all around them they're "useless" and abusing lavine after everything he's done for us shows them up to be the useless know nothing cretins that they are..
Great post...Quote:
Originally posted by Longfordian
Thats a fact that most of the stewards only do it to get in free. They don't even do their job, they put on their yellow bib and feck off to watch the match and usually not the crowd or if they do have to watch the crowd they resent their viewing being interrupted hence behave like *****s. Then at half time they all disappear for a cup of tea, meaning that anyone can walk into the stand regardless of whether they have a stand ticket or not which kind of defeats the purpose of stand tickets a bit.
In fairness people within the club are aware of the problem and the guards came out and had a word with them telling them what they can and cant do, if the club is to get a Uefa licence the stewards have to be properly trained so theyre going to have to take the bull by the horns at some stage...As for the stand, half the people in there know absolutely nothing about football and if the team arent hammering all around them they're "useless" and abusing lavine after everything he's done for us shows them up to be the useless know nothing cretins that they are..
Yeah but on the other side of the coin they can make little of people who in fact should have free admittance into the Ground and the stand.Quote:
Originally posted by Longfordian
Then at half time they all disappear for a cup of tea, meaning that anyone can walk into the stand regardless of whether they have a stand ticket or not which kind of defeats the purpose of stand tickets a bit.