You might have noticed that the Arsenal fans in the front section of the away end were being pestered all night by the stewards for persistent standing, so it's hardly as if RFC fans were being singled outSkin wrote:Meanwhile it was like a Benny Hill sketch in the SE corner. During the first half at 0-0:
First one steward came up (just as the atmosphere was building) telling everyone to sit down. Ignored.
So then he goes back down and after an emergency meeting at the bottom 2 stewards come up. Ignored.
They go back down (atmosphere actually quite good by now), another conference at the botom, 3 stewards come up. Ignored.
This goes on and on until 6 stewards come up pestering everyone to death, just when it was getting really noisy, everyone sits.
Alas, atmoshphere dies.
Thats when I noticed how cold it was as well.
T.R.O.L.I. wrote:I LOL'd at a comment from one of the tango's in the East Stand to the chief tango just after the game:
"I'll get him next time".
STAR wrote:if you want stewards to treat you like human beings and not sh*t then you need to treat them as human beings too.
The FLA are coming down heavy at the moment - beacuse of the political progress being made on the Safe Standing issue.Jerry St Clair wrote:The FLA must have been in attendance last night - the stewards were more vigorous than usual in getting people to sit down.
Or perhaps they're just twats.
This was not in doubt.Huntley & Palmer wrote:so it's hardly as if RFC fans were being singled out
I'd agree in principle, but the practical issues such as the fact that there are no stewards outside the N and W stand gates and you'd need to stop and search everyone entering cuasing huge delays make it next to impossible.Skyline wrote: Isn't it about time the stewards stopped people wearing away colours entering the home stands? I don't mind opposition supporters sitting in the home stands as long as they keep quiet, but wearing oppo team colours is not really on.
As I may have quietly and politely intimated to a Scouse bird celebrating 'pool's winner at home last season.Behindu wrote:[
Anyone sat in home areas wearing away colours should be told to cover them up or leave though...
Yes. There only seemed to be one steward working the North stand, as opposed to about 25 in the vicinity of Y25. Not sure how the situation was resolved, but one particular character in a porkpie hat seemed to be heavily involved.Hugo Boss wrote:Anybody else witness the scuffle in the North Stand at half time last night?? Whilst amusing, I couldn't help but watch with bemusement at the lack of input from the stewards.
Good job the Arsenal supporters were rather more obedient than those from Newcastle then wasn't it!Huntley & Palmer wrote:You might have noticed that the Arsenal fans in the front section of the away end were being pestered all night by the stewards for persistent standing, so it's hardly as if RFC fans were being singled outSkin wrote:Meanwhile it was like a Benny Hill sketch in the SE corner. During the first half at 0-0:
First one steward came up (just as the atmosphere was building) telling everyone to sit down. Ignored.
So then he goes back down and after an emergency meeting at the bottom 2 stewards come up. Ignored.
They go back down (atmosphere actually quite good by now), another conference at the botom, 3 stewards come up. Ignored.
This goes on and on until 6 stewards come up pestering everyone to death, just when it was getting really noisy, everyone sits.
Alas, atmoshphere dies.
Thats when I noticed how cold it was as well.
Yes I saw this and noticed they were right in the way of people wishing to walk into the concourse. I thought the catering staff were paid to serve, not watch the game?Jerry St Clair wrote:Oh, and I'd like RFC to let me know if they think 10 catering staff stood in the Y23 vomitory watching the game is safer than me standing passively in front of my seat watching the game?
The steward "manning" that area seemed to think so.![]()
STAR, as before I reiterate my willingness to attend a stewards forum, should one be arranged.
Indeed, with silly flashing glasses on top, not sure if this was why someone decided to have a pop at him, or if that was because he'd allegedly decided to have a bit of a dig at a young girl.Gloria Gooner wrote:Yes. There only seemed to be one steward working the North stand, as opposed to about 25 in the vicinity of Y25. Not sure how the situation was resolved, but one particular character in a porkpie hat seemed to be heavily involved.Hugo Boss wrote:Anybody else witness the scuffle in the North Stand at half time last night?? Whilst amusing, I couldn't help but watch with bemusement at the lack of input from the stewards.
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