Pyros and pitch invasions

[justfoxes]

12 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

The same lot this week.

 

11 hours ago, Daggers said:

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.

 I think that’s class maybe we should do that on Sunday v Cov just make sure you have decent ankle supports and the older folk and ones with knee problems please take care as we don’t want any knees giving way!😜

[Foxes_Trust]

17 hours ago, Globalfox said:

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.

The FSA have sent several messages over the last week or so to all Fans Groups who are affiliate or associate members asking them to circulate/create awareness to fans of their clubs

[Gamble92]

16 hours ago, justfoxes said:

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

[ozleicester]

On 04/08/2023 at 04:00, SemperEadem said:

The same lot this week.

Brilliant...but surely an English version of the Posnan(?)... should be done like this....



brilliant