I would add two things into this, as alluded to in my last post, Stevenage police inside the ground actually did a decent job. They could've joined in with the stewards and made it 10x worse. It's a shame the police on duty that day have been let down by the ludicrous statements after it.
Secondly, the stewards claimed that the woman was in the toilets to stop people smoking. Firstly, why not send a bloke in? Secondly, why did she stay in there? And thirdly, when asked if I could smoke, advice came from a steward (and I certainly wasn't the only one given this advice) to smoke in the toilets! There is no evidence or indication anybody took his advice mind you.
So the Derbyshire police lied about pubs having to close because of damage done by our fans at Chesterfield , this then gave Hertfordshire police the chance to pass on information to tell Stevenage stewards to search women and kids and be antogonistic to our fans a few weeks later? This is exactly how the Hillsborough myth started , People still witter on about the Sun newspaper but those quotes it printed came from police officers. These illegitimates have never learned a single thing and I hope our club can threaten some legal action or at least ask for an apology
That's why it needs the widest possible publicity.
Also because there must be hundreds of other incidents faced across the country, not just by us. The more we get the 'something like that happened to us' reaction the more clubs' fans will take issues up.
Through the door there came familiar laughter, I saw your face and heard you call my name. Oh my friend we're older but no wiser, For in our hearts the dreams are still the same.
Would interesting to hear what the lad in the Town top is saying to her, I'll go with, have you had a good enough look at the blue veined custard chucker or come on love it's not going to suck itself.
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Would interesting to hear what the lad in the Town top is saying to her, I'll go with, have you had a good enough look at the blue veined custard chucker or come on love it's not going to suck itself.
All she was doing was handing out sanitiser and paper towels 😉
I’ve just split up with my Irish girlfriend due to her broad accent and me getting a new car.
It all went wrong when she asked me to take her in the Yarris !!!
Also during the game they were very confrontations standing in the way of supporters in the lower part of the stand, they are a disgrace along with cheltenham
Webbit, I was not at Chesterfield but from all the pictures I've seen it appears to me that there was a complete line of stewards and police across the front of the stand, so again did those supporters on the front have a restricted view or did they have to stand up, again unlawful.
"Always thought Grimsby have a very well organised fan voice. Boycotting the checkatrade whilst raising money for charity, protesting against franchise at Wembley a few years back, those t shirts 'Franchise football, never forgive, never forget,' always well represented at England matches. It's a pity more clubs' fans in this country aren't like that."
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