FSF letting themselves again.

[retro_royal]

Sitting in the side of the authorities as opposed to supporters. Cranks the lot of them.



Amanda Jacks, Case Worker for the FSF, said: "While some fans who bring pyro into grounds often do so with good intentions at heart, such as improving the atmosphere, there can be very serious consequences - injury, banning orders, criminal records and even prison."Furthermore, increasing numbers of fans are speaking out against their use. There are obvious safety implications, particularly if flares are thrown about like. Others simply resent having their views blocked by smoke and fans have been hospitalised with smoke inhalation."

[bobby1413]

Why the feck do fans need or want flares anyway?

[southbank1871]

Fans who use flares are try-hard pcunts tbf.

[Bandini]

Sitting in the side of the authorities as opposed to supporters. Cranks the lot of them.



Amanda Jacks, Case Worker for the FSF, said: "While some fans who bring pyro into grounds often do so with good intentions at heart, such as improving the atmosphere, there can be very serious consequences - injury, banning orders, criminal records and even prison."Furthermore, increasing numbers of fans are speaking out against their use. There are obvious safety implications, particularly if flares are thrown about like. Others simply resent having their views blocked by smoke and fans have been hospitalised with smoke inhalation."

I thought it was established on HNA? that these try-hards don't have a clue about the likelihood of fans going to prison in these circumstances.

[southbank1871]

If this kind of Dirk-b8 doesn't bring him out of hiding, we may have lost him forever.

[leon]

I'm disappointed with the content of this thread and it's title. It prompts the question what situation - has the FSF got themselves into (outside factors considered) that means they are letting themselves again?

[Royal Lady]

Sitting in the side of the authorities as opposed to supporters. Cranks the lot of them.



Amanda Jacks, Case Worker for the FSF, said: "While some fans who bring pyro into grounds often do so with good intentions at heart, such as improving the atmosphere, there can be very serious consequences - injury, banning orders, criminal records and even prison."Furthermore, increasing numbers of fans are speaking out against their use. There are obvious safety implications, particularly if flares are thrown about like. Others simply resent having their views blocked by smoke and fans have been hospitalised with smoke inhalation."

Nothing wrong with any of that Aggers. I would suspect that the majority of fans do not want flares, in which case, the FSF are representing the majority.

[Big Foot]

Sitting in the side of the authorities as opposed to supporters. Cranks the lot of them.



Amanda Jacks, Case Worker for the FSF, said: "While some fans who bring pyro into grounds often do so with good intentions at heart, such as improving the atmosphere, there can be very serious consequences - injury, banning orders, criminal records and even prison."Furthermore, increasing numbers of fans are speaking out against their use. There are obvious safety implications, particularly if flares are thrown about like. Others simply resent having their views blocked by smoke and fans have been hospitalised with smoke inhalation."

Nothing wrong with any of that Aggers. I would suspect that the majority of fans do not want flares, in which case, the FSF are representing the majority.

Don't the majority also not want safe standing? FSF doing everything in their power to support that...?

[TBM]

lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwJPTvaoVLA

[Green]

Don't like the term "pyro"

Flares or fireworks surely.