Cnuts

[65RosesFox]

What makes me laugh is the hypocrisy of so many posts on here.

"The Police/Stewards all treat us like scum, hooligans"

Then in the same post or few posts later "All Police/Stewards are scum, jobsworth, they're all the same"

Yes the Policing may have been a little extreme last night, however because there were so many Police beside the pitch, it probably made a hell of a lot of the fans thinking of attempting a pitch invasion decided against it as there was more chance of getting arrested, banned and miss next season after ten years of being out of the Prem. Hence why there was only a handful of pubescents with an average age of about 17 trying to get on in L1.

The part that made me chuckle was that they still attempted to get on the pitch and urging others to come down when all the players were in the changing rooms by then. So I really don't know what they were going to do if they were successful at the point.

I think that Leicester will see last night as a success and like others have said in previous posts, it will be a similar scenario for the last two home games.

[Lobsterboyuk]

What makes me laugh is the hypocrisy of so many posts on here.

"The Police/Stewards all treat us like scum, hooligans"

Then in the same post or few posts later "All Police/Stewards are scum, jobsworth, they're all the same"

Yes the Policing may have been a little extreme last night, however because there were so many Police beside the pitch, it probably made a hell of a lot of the fans thinking of attempting a pitch invasion decided against it as there was more chance of getting arrested, banned and miss next season after ten years of being out of the Prem. Hence why there was only a handful of pubescents with an average age of about 17 trying to get on in L1.

The part that made me chuckle was that they still attempted to get on the pitch and urging others to come down when all the players were in the changing rooms by then. So I really don't know what they were going to do if they were successful at the point.

I think that Leicester will see last night as a success and like others have said in previous posts, it will be a similar scenario for the last two home games.

 

There is no way I would try to get on the pitch with so many police present. A criminal conviction for such a trivial thing could seriously fvck up your ability to earn money. In this post 9-11 world good luck getting employment with anything vaguely related to national security such as working on the railways, power stations etc...

[Bellend Sebastian]

It is embarrassing. If you want to run around in a patch of grass so badly go on a field.

 

 

There's a bit of a difference though

 

It's true.  When I went on the grass after the last game at Filbert Street, I found the bare earth to grass ratio surprisingly high.

 

It seems I will be denied the chance to assess the King Power pitch grass characteristics close up, so I will never know how the two compare.

 

I expect similar thoughts are fuelling a lot of the anger on here

[Tommy G]

_{Best season in 10 years and the club/$ky have done all they can steralise it all. I can accept there's a lot of morally bankrupt nonsense in football nowadays but I'm sorry, we have waited YEARS for this. There are some absolute miserable scum bastards polluting both the club and the sport by taking out their own problems on everyone wanting to actually enjoy themselves.}

 

 

_{It'll be the same bollocks against QPR and the same bollocks against Doncaster.}

 

 

_{What have they spoilt? The fact they moved the game, then two results went for us and we got promoted? Big wow. We are up thats all that matters}

 

_{If you want to run around on some grass like a little boy then I suggest your local park. Pathetic}

 

_{Some of your posts are good, but that one was awful}

[Harry - LCFC]

Makes me laugh how often people to try to simplify what a pitch invasion is. Of course it isn't "just a bit of grass." You know full well it's not and it's just pure falsehood to try and say it is.

 

Anyway, you not seeing the appeal of it isn't a good argument for others not going ahead with it. You have to tell us what damage it causes, if there is none then there's really no reason for it not to go ahead.

[Tommy G]

Makes me laugh how often people to try to simplify what a pitch invasion is. Of course it isn't "just a bit of grass." You know full well it's not and it's just pure falsehood to try and say it is.

 

Anyway, you not seeing the appeal of it isn't a good argument for others not going ahead with it. You have to tell us what damage it causes, if there is none then there's really no reason for it not to go ahead.

 

It is illegal you complete spanner

 

Plus a few thousand people sliding and trampling all over the pitch will cause damage.

 

i dont know how many times people need this explaining

[Harry - LCFC]

It is illegal you complete spanner

 

Plus a few thousand people sliding and trampling all over the pitch will cause damage.

 

i dont know how many times people need this explaining

 

I think the groundsman would recover the situation very easily e.g. Boro at home last season. There's probably a similarly large cost from trying to prevent it anyway.

 

So given that, as far as I can see, so little damage comes from it I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for a bit of flexibility in the law at times e.g. Cardiff, Reading, Manchester City, QPR, Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday etc. etc.

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

I think the groundsman would recover the situation very easily e.g. Boro at home last season. There's probably a similarly large cost from trying to prevent it anyway.

So given that, as far as I can see, so little damage comes from it I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for a bit of flexibility in the law at times e.g. Cardiff, Reading, Manchester City, QPR, Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday etc. etc.

Won't the pitch be coming up in the summer anyway?

[Babylon]

I think the groundsman would recover the situation very easily e.g. Boro at home last season. There's probably a similarly large cost from trying to prevent it anyway.

 

So given that, as far as I can see, so little damage comes from it I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for a bit of flexibility in the law at times e.g. Cardiff, Reading, Manchester City, QPR, Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday etc. etc.

There is a game tonight at the ground so little recovery time. It only takes one idiot to drop something that could do serious damage to player if it's not spotted. So I can fully understand why they don't want it when games are still to be played.

[Dan]

_{What have they spoilt? The fact they moved the game, then two results went for us and we got promoted? Big wow. We are up thats all that matters}

 

_{If you want to run around on some grass like a little boy then I suggest your local park. Pathetic}

 

_{Some of your posts are good, but that one was awful}

 

Maybe to you it is. The fact any spontaneous celebration was traded for a few $ky viewers is pretty sad.

 

A local park is a diabolical comparison.

[Tommy G]

What if someone dropped a glass bottle or a lighter or anything like that.

 

next match jamie Vardy goes flying in on a slide tackle and gets glass in his knee? You'd all be moaning then

 

That is an extreme example but there is a lot of money in sport I'm afraid so like it or lump it, rules are much stricter than in ther 80's!

[Harry - LCFC]

What if someone dropped a glass bottle or a lighter or anything like that.

 

next match jamie Vardy goes flying in on a slide tackle and gets glass in his knee? You'd all be moaning then

 

That is an extreme example but there is a lot of money in sport I'm afraid so like it or lump it, rules are much stricter than in ther 80's!

 

The groundsman would definitely find it, the worst that could happen is that one of the lawnmowers is broken when it pick something up.

[GingerrrFox]

What if someone dropped a glass bottle or a lighter or anything like that.

next match jamie Vardy goes flying in on a slide tackle and gets glass in his knee? You'd all be moaning then

That is an extreme example but there is a lot of money in sport I'm afraid so like it or lump it, rules are much stricter than in ther 80's!

Good luck trying to get a glass bottle in the stadium.

[lcfcfan23]

Lets face facts..basically the whole country for one reason or another hate the coppers and they wonder why...

so if a family member is murdered for example, im guessing you hate the police too much to call them? making comments behind a screen is all well and good mate but at least think them through. 

[lcfcfan23]

I think the groundsman would recover the situation very easily e.g. Boro at home last season. There's probably a similarly large cost from trying to prevent it anyway.

 

So given that, as far as I can see, so little damage comes from it I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for a bit of flexibility in the law at times e.g. Cardiff, Reading, Manchester City, QPR, Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday etc. etc.

you really are a naive child

[FoxTrott]

I have no idea how they pre-empted a pitch invasion we've only had a thread on this forum about it since January

[TheUltimateWinner]

You guys do all make me laugh sometimes.

Pitch invasion... Did it happen? No.

/thread

[Corky]

BUT WHAT IF SOMEONE TOOK THE PITCH WITH THEM, WHAT WOULD WE PLAY ON V QPR OMG WTF!!??

[Guest MattP]

What if someone dropped a glass bottle or a lighter or anything like that.

next match jamie Vardy goes flying in on a slide tackle and gets glass in his knee? You'd all be moaning then

That is an extreme example but there is a lot of money in sport I'm afraid so like it or lump it, rules are much stricter than in ther 80's!

Good point actually.

We need to ban glasses from the stadium in case someone gets hurt, contact lenses only from now on.

Belts, Jeans and Coats as well, imagine if a player ran over an advertising board and got caught in a fans zip?

I used to be all for common sense and thought in between matches someone would check to see if any glass was on the pitch but with Sky money involved you can't be too careful.

In fact fans are just too dangerous full stop, why do they even need to go? They can watch it on the television. Just make sure you wear a helmet, if you celebrate too hard you could bang your head on the ceiling.

[GingerrrFox]

If the club were that arsed about the state of the pitch they wouldn't be having concerts played at the stadium. What do you thinks gonna happen when around 10,000+ are stood on it? Yes they will put a cover on it but you want to see the state pitches are left in after a concert has been at a stadium venue before.

[indierich06]

Maybe to you it is. The fact any spontaneous celebration was traded for a few $ky viewers is pretty sad.

 

A local park is a diabolical comparison.

 

Come off it, people have been trying to organise pitch invasions on here since the turn of the year - how the hell is that spontaneous? More to the point, how could it be a spontaneous celebration of promotion when it was confirmed three days before the game in question?

 

REAL pitch invasions should be at full time when you've just won the game that secures you promotion, not a different game the week after. 

[Tommy G]

Good point actually.

We need to ban glasses from the stadium in case someone gets hurt, contact lenses only from now on.

Belts, Jeans and Coats as well, imagine if a player ran over an advertising board and got caught in a fans zip?

I used to be all for common sense and thought in between matches someone would check to see if any glass was on the pitch but with Sky money involved you can't be too careful.

In fact fans are just too dangerous full stop, why do they even need to go? They can watch it on the television. Just make sure you wear a helmet, if you celebrate too hard you could bang your head on the ceiling.

 

You are missing the point - enjoyed reading that tongue in cheek post however in context none of what you said effects anything ON THE PITCH. Which is what people are actually debating about. If you are going to come back with something at least think it through chap

[Harry - LCFC]

you really are a naive child

 

"I always cheer up immensely if an attack is particularly wounding because I think, well, if they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left."

[Dan]

Come off it, people have been trying to organise pitch invasions on here since the turn of the year - how the hell is that spontaneous? More to the point, how could it be a spontaneous celebration of promotion when it was confirmed three days before the game in question?

 

REAL pitch invasions should be at full time when you've just won the game that secures you promotion, not a different game the week after. 

 

I'm on about the one against Sheffield Wednesday which could've happened if not for $ky. You don't 'organise' a pitch invasion. You either do it or you don't. A lot of people on here have been talking about will it happen or won't it, that isn't organising one.

 

As a side note, what on earth is it that possesses so many on here to make such god-awful comparisons all the time?

Good point actually.

We need to ban glasses from the stadium in case someone gets hurt, contact lenses only from now on.

Belts, Jeans and Coats as well, imagine if a player ran over an advertising board and got caught in a fans zip?

I used to be all for common sense and thought in between matches someone would check to see if any glass was on the pitch but with Sky money involved you can't be too careful.

In fact fans are just too dangerous full stop, why do they even need to go? They can watch it on the television. Just make sure you wear a helmet, if you celebrate too hard you could bang your head on the ceiling.

 

I am ****ed on all 4 counts

[EnglishOxide]

Seen him as well.

Bouncing round on his feet like he was a boxer.

As a fellow steward, that guy is a ****ing tool.