Pyros and pitch invasions

[Daggers]

Shit. The Trust just went SUPERBOLD. This must be the end of times. Quick, everyone panic. 

[iancognito]

19 hours ago, Nalis said:

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.

You're talking about an organisation (loose term) that admits it didn't speak to the club about the spiral towards relegation because a large portion of it's membership couldn't agree that we were in trouble last season and a large chunk of those people actually believed we'd been successful under the same management structure so there clearly wasn't a problem at all.

 

Self-appointed fan quango. Neither use nor ornament, as my dear old mother used to say.

[Jimbo]

19 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

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

 

Remember that so well. Had to move my seat from the East stand and we were sat in the south stand upper tier. Could not see a thing 

[purpleronnie]

Meanwhile just north of the border:-

 

[ARTY_FOX]

On 02/08/2023 at 09:11, Nalis said:

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.

There's only one global voice of the fans.

[Daggers]

1 hour ago, purpleronnie said:

Meanwhile just north of the border:-

 

The Foxes Trust don’t agree with that in the workplace

[urban.spaceman]

4 hours ago, Jimbo said:

Remember that so well. Had to move my seat from the East stand and we were sat in the south stand upper tier. Could not see a thing 

Neither could Flowers!

[TheLittleBigMan]

Remember this guy?

 

 

[SemperEadem]

On 02/08/2023 at 10:00, evil jack said:

That was ace. 

The same lot this week.

[RonnieTodger]

It’s only dangerous in England

[jayfox26]

1 minute ago, RonnieTodger said:

It’s only dangerous in England

Yep. Everything is a problem in England where football is concerned. Our fans are worse than any other in the world if you ask fifa/uefa. 

[mad biker]

On 02/08/2023 at 10:04, stripeyfox said:

"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"

 

"Fun"  getting your arse banned from the stadium for being a twat and running on to the pitch or choking people around you with acrid smoke from flares, really ?

[Daggers]

24 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

The same lot this week.

That's ridiculous - no end of them could've twisted an ankle or something doing that. I hope the FT produces a document detailing the dangers and warning our fans not to do the same.

[Voll Blau]

21 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

Yep. Everything is a problem in England where football is concerned. Our fans are worse than any other in the world if you ask fifa/uefa. 

Do people still think this? Groups of fans from other European nations get banned and sanctioned by those two organisations far more frequently than any English.

[Poznan34]

Foxes Trust = Chief Wet Wipes 

[TrentFox]

22 hours ago, Corky said:

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.

 

 

The likelihood of this group of players giving any of us reason to invade the pitch in an act of unbridled passion or spontaneity ………. ??? The stewards would be better assigned barricading the exits! 

[Górnik Leicester]

Oh, so when the club do it, it's fine. When I do it, it becomes a problem... 

[Gamble92]

Foxes Cuckold Trust would be a more appropriate name

[stripeyfox]

On 02/08/2023 at 22:38, 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."

Amazing that the FSA feels the need to point out something which everyone knows already and for Foxes Trust to meekly toe the line in informing Leicester fans of the same when there clearly is not an issue with either pitch invasions or letting of smoke bombs at the club.

 

Part of the ongoing move to totally sterilize the atmosphere in stadiums and the organizations which should be representing fans lapping it up.

 

[Globalfox]

I have my moans about Foxes Trust. I consult in football and spectator access. This was a good piece by the FSA and all clubs were encouraged to share it widely it was not targeted at Leicester or anyone else. The fact is that although across the number of us who attend incidents low they are on the rise. Severity has also risen the City supporter at Forest is an example. Football Clubs as employers have legal responsibilities to protect their employees in the work place. Remember the dark days of fencing they were awful but could return if the events referred to are not held in check. Society also demands different behaviors than the violent years I have experienced both and can agree some of the matchday experience has altered forever. Ignore this advice at your peril football fans further sterilization of the experience is likely to be enforced.

[blueharmie]

Bring back the lightshows, they are a thing of beauty , tickling the led switch on and off.

 

Also I love the the clappers and goal music is immense.

 

Fire t shirts right in my face and strip search me before entry.

 

£7 for a beer? Yes please put me down for 6 so it's as much as my ticket to watch premium football.

 

I love Ruskin and top and the whole team even the lamppost who can't head a football.

 

P.s the championship is great , never thought we get there again .

Edited 4 August 2023 by blueharmie

[ARM1968]

Ahh, now we’re talking. Pitch invasions. COV away in the 80’s. Massive tear up in the home end with the Baby Squad boys, huge pitch invasion from the rest of the lads. This what we’re talking about? Think Lynex ran off with the corner flag. 

[Bluearmyfox28]

On 03/08/2023 at 08:20, purpleronnie said:

Meanwhile just north of the border:-

 

Looks absolutely class that. The games gone soft.

[justfoxes]

On 02/08/2023 at 09:19, goose2010 said:

 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. 

The only Pyros linked to City are the fire boxes they use for Tv and cup games never seen a flare in the foxes end always in those dodgy away fans 🤨😉

[justfoxes]

Not seen a pitch invasion at the KP for years can’t even think of the last one 🤔

Edited 4 August 2023 by justfoxes