Monsell1976 Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 Serves the cnut right. Should have been a ten year ban.Police mentality again d t, people do things they wish they hadn't, but get a criminal record for throwing a smoke bomb on the pitch, in celebration.Only in this police state, and police in it, someone would want someone to get to 10 year ban, I'm so glad I've not been punished by someone like you for the mistakes I've made over the years. We all do things in life we may regret, and everybody has something they regret.
RonnieTodger Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 Blimey, I played football/went school with him. He's a nice lad, just a silly thing to do. Serves the cnut right. Should have been a ten year ban. Oh dear.
Lionheart Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 I think they add to the atmosphere,don't agree with throwing them should just be dropped on floor,having said that I saw one dropped on the floor in the boozer at Villa and it proper f***ed some lads trainers!!
Karljohn Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 3 years without being able to watch us, lucky bastard.
LCFC Rennie Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 As the father of an asthmatic kid i'm glad he's banned. smoke bombs and pyrotechnics are dangerous in the wrong hands. good riddance. I'm asthmatic and I've been around them several times. No problems, I'm all for it.
Ashley Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 I'm asthmatic and I've been around them several times. No problems, I'm all for it.Second this.However I do see how they could potentially cause panic attacks to vulnerable people.
AndWhat? Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 Second this. However I do see how they could potentially cause panic attacks to vulnerable people. people who shouldn't leave the house
Swiss_tony Posted 4 March 2015 Posted 4 March 2015 Second this. However I do see how they could potentially cause panic attacks to vulnerable people. people who shouldn't leave the house because the game is just for you right, forget everybody else. nice one. so much empathy for your fellow humans.
LCFCSOULBOY Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 Should have been banned for life. They should let a smoke bomb off in his bedroom while he is having a wank. Little tosser
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 Police mentality again d t, people do things they wish they hadn't, but get a criminal record for throwing a smoke bomb on the pitch, in celebration. Only in this police state, and police in it, someone would want someone to get to 10 year ban, I'm so glad I've not been punished by someone like you for the mistakes I've made over the years. We all do things in life we may regret, and everybody has something they regret. Police mentality again d t, people do things they wish they hadn't, but get a criminal record for throwing a smoke bomb on the pitch, in celebration. Only in this police state, and police in it, someone would want someone to get to 10 year ban, I'm so glad I've not been punished by someone like you for the mistakes I've made over the years. We all do things in life we may regret, and everybody has something they regret. Anti social behaviour buddy. It sends out warning signals to deter others, who may want to do even worse things. Nip bad behaviour in the bud. Pro active policing, is better than reactive policing. Police mentality again d t, people do things they wish they hadn't, but get a criminal record for throwing a smoke bomb on the pitch, in celebration. Only in this police state, and police in it, someone would want someone to get to 10 year ban, I'm so glad I've not been punished by someone like you for the mistakes I've made over the years. We all do things in life we may regret, and everybody has something they regret. My computer is playing silly buggers! Ffs. Police mentality again d t, people do things they wish they hadn't, but get a criminal record for throwing a smoke bomb on the pitch, in celebration. Only in this police state, and police in it, someone would want someone to get to 10 year ban, I'm so glad I've not been punished by someone like you for the mistakes I've made over the years. We all do things in life we may regret, and everybody has something they regret.
CupidStunt Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 But whether I agree or not, or whether people agree or not, the law is still in place and we all know the consequences of stuff like this. Do they? The illegal part yes, I doubt very much people would estimate a three year ban would be the punishment if caught for chucking a smoke bomb. its well over the top. Dont try this at home
SecretPro Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 I never agree with MattP. Today I agree with MattP. Some right royal ealth and safety gimps on here.
Maybes Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 It's the fact he threw it on the pitch that's the major problem and really why he was arrested from my understanding of the situation. Plenty of smokies were set of in the away end and no one else was arrested etc.
SecretPro Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 Do they? The illegal part yes, I doubt very much people would estimate a three year ban would be the punishment if caught for chucking a smoke bomb. its well over the top. Dont try this at home Ping pong ball and tin foil. Much less hassle.
purpleronnie Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 It would make sense to have a specific area where pyro could be let off just like they do in other countries including one where Health and safety is as OTT as ours...the USA.
fleckneymike Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 3 years you say? Hmmm Anyone fancy saving our season and photoshopping big Wes with a smoke bomb?
UpTheLeagueFox Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 Remember that guy who came on the field and attacked Ian Walker against Villa? He got a ban and missed several woeful years of football. Maybe the fella who threw the smoke bomb knows what's coming... In all seriousness, why would you take a smoke bomb to a football match? Utter numpty.
Zapp Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2946128/Sheffield-Wednesday-fan-banned-attending-matches-three-years-throwing-tangerine-Fulham-supporters.html if its any consolation this guy threw fruit and got the same punishment
Harry - LCFC Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 It would make sense to have a specific area where pyro could be let off just like they do in other countries including one where Health and safety is as OTT as ours...the USA. I like this idea. Bit like another debate in football I suppose. If you give people the choice of whether they want to stand or not to stand, to experience smoke bombs or not to experience smoke bombs then everyone gets what they want. Health & Safety concerns would be eliminated if people were allowed to judge the risk for themselves.
cambridgefox Posted 5 March 2015 Posted 5 March 2015 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2946128/Sheffield-Wednesday-fan-banned-attending-matches-three-years-throwing-tangerine-Fulham-supporters.html if its any consolation this guy threw fruit and got the same punishment many years ago at Peterborough someone ran on the pitch with their fruit and veg out.it was hilarious,one of the funniest things at a football match I have seen.
RedSoxUK Posted 6 March 2015 Posted 6 March 2015 Everyone knows if you do this you're going to have to pay the consequences, can't have any sympathy for anyone who would do it knowing full well what could happen. Punishment fits the crime. Only been 'inside' one these once and that was at West Ham away, when some git let it off while we were losing 1 - 0. By the time the smoke was gone, it was 2 - 0 and I missed the goal - made us look pathetic.
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