Videos by stewards

[jonboy29red]

no arrests? so why did the police come in to y26 and escort a person out? more like they was to scared to go in to the cardiff fans and nick a few

[Rex]

Yet there was a home supporter escorted out of the ground for protesting that very reason. TBH he did deserve to go after repeated warnings but so should the away supporters. Pack mentality rules though, and it's seemingly less inciteful to go after the home support.

[Rex]

no arrests? so why did the police come in to y26 and escort a person out? more like they was to scared to go in to the cardiff fans and nick a few

Agreed

[LWJ]

Yet there was a home supporter escorted out of the ground for protesting that very reason. TBH he did deserve to go after repeated warnings but so should the away supporters. Pack mentality rules though, and it's seemingly less inciteful to go after the home support.

Surprisingly i know them, they got given a section 27 what was an order to leave of something. His brother had been kicked out at some point during the first half, so he was riled up. That's what he told me anyway.




I wasn't at the game btw.

[Big Foot]

He got a 24 hour ban from the stadium

[Wimb]

Top banter between the away fans and the big lad in Y26, some general lulz to be had listening to that.

[STAR Liaison]

no arrests? so why did the police come in to y26 and escort a person out? more like they was to scared to go in to the cardiff fans and nick a few

Do we know there were no arrests - the technique used by the staff at the Mad Stad is to take away fans out when they go to the concourse rather than wade in and take them out of the stand.

I went to a stewarding exercise this year and they are a lot more active than is apparent from when you are watching the game. I still think we should be given some stats on arrests and ejections both for the home and the away stands as it would stop some misunderstandings given the way they work but still no luck.

[Rex]

Clealy not in the scenario outlined above. He was on the end of the row when eventually he was taken out of the ground by the Police. In this scenario - the Police had to attend to support the stewards who were attempting to eject.

[Svlad Cjelli]

Typically, though, making an arrest in the stands is a last resort - about 90% of arrests in grounds are in the concourse or walkways.

[Royal Lady]

Well seeing as my mole is the custody bloke at Reading and he was able to finish his shift on time because there NO ARRESTS at the game - I'm pretty sure THERE WERE NO ARRESTS.

[Big Foot]

Clealy not in the scenario outlined above. He was on the end of the row when eventually he was taken out of the ground by the Police. In this scenario - the Police had to attend to support the stewards who were attempting to eject.

Yup all 9 of them were there to help the stewards with 1 kid in his late teens.

Somebody somewhere must be overseeing the amount of £££ spent on football policing vs the net result and thinking - why are we effectively throwing so much money away?

[Rex]

He got a 24 hour ban from the stadium

I take it this expired or was he seen taunting everyone by hiding in the bushes.

[Svlad Cjelli]

Clealy not in the scenario outlined above. He was on the end of the row when eventually he was taken out of the ground by the Police. In this scenario - the Police had to attend to support the stewards who were attempting to eject.

Yup all 9 of them were there to help the stewards with 1 kid in his late teens.

Somebody somewhere must be overseeing the amount of £££ spent on football policing vs the net result and thinking - why are we effectively throwing so much money away?

The police get to define the number of police required for every match, because they do the risk assessments. There are very few clubs who have the balls to stand up to them and say "no" - because it'll rebound on them if something happens.

But essentially the people who decide how many police are required and so how much money the police get out of football are the police. Which is one of the reasons they're always happy to publicly exaggerate hooliganism, and want to extend charging for matches to town centres, stations and anywhere else they decide.

[Rex]

Clealy not in the scenario outlined above. He was on the end of the row when eventually he was taken out of the ground by the Police. In this scenario - the Police had to attend to support the stewards who were attempting to eject.

Yup all 9 of them were there to help the stewards with 1 kid in his late teens.

Somebody somewhere must be overseeing the amount of £££ spent on football policing vs the net result and thinking - why are we effectively throwing so much money away?

The presence was heavy handed but the actions were not. What was more inciteful was this whole scenario with the Cardiff support behind taunting - doing anything they so choose to. This seemed to be the point the kid ejected was making. Entering the exclusion area is clearly not on for the home support yet the away support can get to the barriers with minimum effort. Extend that frigging netting onto the other side!!!!

[Big Foot]

Clealy not in the scenario outlined above. He was on the end of the row when eventually he was taken out of the ground by the Police. In this scenario - the Police had to attend to support the stewards who were attempting to eject.

Yup all 9 of them were there to help the stewards with 1 kid in his late teens.

Somebody somewhere must be overseeing the amount of £££ spent on football policing vs the net result and thinking - why are we effectively throwing so much money away?

The presence was heavy handed but the actions were not.

i.e. a load of them stood there collecting their easiest overtime pay cheque yet - with you and I being the mugs footing the bill.

[roadrunner]

Top banter between the away fans and the big lad in Y26, some general lulz to be had listening to that.

?

And lolz at the bloke behind her have a good look at her arse.

Aparently chubby chops is the girls brother. Her Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=1177172574

Wood achieved!

[Rex]

Fair play to the both of them for her making them a target in the first place.

[floyd__streete]

Well seeing as my mole is the custody bloke at Reading and he was able to finish his shift on time because there NO ARRESTS at the game - I'm pretty sure THERE WERE NO ARRESTS.

Tbf, they'd normally bring them into Loddon Valley custody m8.

[Wax Jacket]

didn't know Afers's sister was blonde

[Compo's Hat]

LOLz at the chap looking at her arse. Looks like she's from Whitley, probably has got chlamydia.

no arrests? so why did the police come in to y26 and escort a person out? more like they was to scared to go in to the cardiff fans and nick a few

Do we know there were no arrests - the technique used by the staff at the Mad Stad is to take away fans out when they go to the concourse rather than wade in and take them out of the stand.

I went to a stewarding exercise this year and they are a lot more active than is apparent from when you are watching the game. I still think we should be given some stats on arrests and ejections both for the home and the away stands as it would stop some misunderstandings given the way they work but still no luck.

So what happens if they don't go into concourse at half time and i'm sure they wouldn't even try with a large Cardiff following.