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Originally Posted by Ozymandias
To be honest, i agree ..... zero tolerance is the only way you can deal with something like this. Anything else and it leaves it open and ambiguous. It has to be clear and transperant.
As far as i know .... it states it clearly in the stadium regulations. None of this behaviour is acceptable. To try and interpret this in any other way would be misleadly for the interpreter ..... NO means NO kinda thing.
My own opinion is, if the club stands to lose any custom over this and there are more empty seats OR if the club dont attract any other visitors that might have been there if this did not happen, then they are TOTALLY correct in banning the guilty parties for life. I'd expect them to share information with other eL clubs so that they dont have to endure the same ordeal. I think the club should try and look into being reimbursed for money they stand to lose out on if this can be measured in any way. I think the club should take the guilty parties to court because they are clearly not able to conduct themselves in public. It is actually their duty to take them to court as thses people are a menace and whos to say they wont do the same on Patricks street next week. We all saw what happened to two guys Scully and Franklin in town. The injuies that they inflicted on the Rovers fans, all their hospital bills should be paid for.
Basically .... i am saying throw the book at them and make them scape goats, dont leave this go any further. Nip it in the bud.
People know how to behave in public ... any if they dont then they shouldn't be let out in public. They should be no grey area. If the club leave a grey area they are as much to blame if a similar incident happens again.
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