Pyros and pitch invasions

[Foxes_Trust]

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) has published guidance outlining the law with regard to the use of pyrotechnics and pitch invasions by supporters.

Pyros and pitch invasions – Foxes Trust

[Craig]

14 minutes ago, Foxes_Trust said:

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) has published guidance outlining the law with regard to the use of pyrotechnics and pitch invasions by supporters.

Pyros and pitch invasions – Foxes Trust

I think you're being a bit optimistic, but if this becomes relevant for Sunday then we'll have had one hell of a start to the season  

 

We are where we are.

[urban.spaceman]

Like a county parish updating it's dog shit policy.

 

While the whole village is on fire.

 

An absolute piss take.

[Raj]

If Ndidi scores

We're on the pitch...

If Ndidi scores

We're on the pitch..........

[Vazman]

8 hours ago, Foxes_Trust said:

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) has published guidance outlining the law with regard to the use of pyrotechnics and pitch invasions by supporters.

Pyros and pitch invasions – Foxes Trust

 

[Claridge]

1 hour ago, Raj said:

If Ndidi scores

We're on the pitch...

If Ndidi scores

We're on the pitch..........

Hopefully he isn't on the pitch

[Finnegan]

Jesus fvcking christ 

[Nalis]

Without wanting to sound like I'm piling in, the last few posts from Foxes Trust have sounded like they're coming from the customer liason team at the club rather than a body which is supposedly the voice of the fans.

[Daggers]

[goose2010]

 Read the room @Foxes_Trust

 

Has there actually ever been ANY pyro (from Leicester fans) or a pitch invasion at the KP ??? 

 

Football authorities and leagues have become increasingly concerned at the upsurge in the appearance of pyros during matches and pitch invasions - Really?? i must have missed this upsurge of Pyro and pitch invasions? What a load of shit. If anything Pyro (done safely) and increasing the atmosphere in grounds should be encouraged. You only have to look at what is happening in Scotland to see how much it has improved the match day experience. 

Edited 2 August 2023 by goose2010

[Itsthejoeker]

We pyro where we pyro?

[Voll Blau]

The FSA do some sterling work but the tone of this messaging really sits uncomfortably with me. Just regurgitating the police line instead of maybe exploring how pyro ("pyros" ffs ) could be used legally, as is the case in countries like Norway, and campaigning for the police to act with a bit of common sense when it comes to pitch invasions - i.e. recognising that most who take part do so in a spontaneous moment of joy rather than because they want to do harm to anyone else. Disappointing.

Edited 2 August 2023 by Voll Blau

[Guest Lako42]

9 hours ago, Foxes_Trust said:

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) has published guidance outlining the law with regard to the use of pyrotechnics and pitch invasions by supporters.

Pyros and pitch invasions – Foxes Trust

Is teams still down?

[MattFox]

Smoke bombs aren’t really pyros fwiw

[stripeyfox]

Pointless post from Foxes Trust - as usual

 

 

[Illusion35]

Never forget the stewards faces at this from Copenhagen!

[UniFox21]

That's good, let's clamp down on the important things going wrong in football.

[evil jack]

12 minutes ago, Illusion35 said:

Never forget the stewards faces at this from Copenhagen!

That was ace. 

[stripeyfox]

"we don't care if you have to pay £40 to watch a Championship match, just please make sure you don't have any fun whilst at the match"

 

[urban.spaceman]

35 minutes ago, Illusion35 said:

Never forget the stewards faces at this from Copenhagen!

I'm still raging about the first 2 minutes of this game:

 

[Foxes_Trust]

The FSA has encouraged its member fan groups to share the information with their clubs fans to increase awareness.

 

If you read the full piece written by the FSA it explains the context of the article, commencing with "Firstly, this article isn’t really about the rights or wrongs of celebrating on the pitch or letting off smoke bombs and flares in stadiums. But it is an explainer on the law as it stands AND an honest assessment of dealing with supporters who find themselves in the criminal justice system after breaking the law."

[goose2010]

1 minute ago, Foxes_Trust said:

The FSA has encouraged its member fan groups to share the information with their clubs fans to increase awareness.

 

If you read the full piece written by the FSA it explains the context of the article, commencing with "Firstly, this article isn’t really about the rights or wrongs of celebrating on the pitch or letting off smoke bombs and flares in stadiums. But it is an explainer on the law as it stands AND an honest assessment of dealing with supporters who find themselves in the criminal justice system after breaking the law."

Everyone knows the consequences so not sure it's needed. You supporters groups and the FSA should be looking at ways to improve the stadium atmosphere and look at if done safely there is nothing wrong at all with pyro in foosball stadiums. 

[Brizzle Fox]

Oh man The Foxes Trust. I really struggle these days to distinguish between reality and satire...

 

Where's Cliff Ginetta when you need someone to bring light where once there was only darkness. 

 

Edited 2 August 2023 by Brizzle Fox

[Corky]

The club may need to invest in more stewards to back up the several thousand that line the pitch in anticipation that we'll storm into it.

 

 

[sheffield_fox]

Can somebody please start a real supporters association to replace this bunch of worse-than-useless jokers. 

 

I get the feeling the club would do away with the fans entirely if they got the opportunity. And Foxes Trust would explain to us why it was in the fans interest... 

Edited 2 August 2023 by sheffield_fox