clayton end allseater?????????? - Page 2

cmonstanley · 30-06-2007, 14:55

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Originally Posted by ukcowboy

Sorry but got laugh at this..................since when has any politician, either local or otherwise given a damn about what people want?, if theres nowt in it for them then you can bet it wont happen!! Also, since when have we had a change in Government, I dont recall a general election in the past few months!

IMHO you have got as much chance of recinding the all seater rule as I have of platting fog.................you will just have to accept it Im afraid!

Oh, and for the record I will be just as sad to see the terracing go, but being a realist I know we wont have a say in the matter.

we will just have a protest then since protests are now legal...this goverment will be after every vote they can get so you never know ill try and use my scottish connection

ukcowboy · 30-06-2007, 15:02

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

we will just have a protest then since protests are now legal...this goverment will be after every vote they can get so you never know ill try and use my scottish connection

Err, I happen to be a Scot as well, and cant quite seem to grasp what that has to do with this topic (unless you are telling me you have a direct line to Mr Browns office!!)

Good luck with your legal protest, but lets face it , this isnt exactly the Poll Tax issue all over again is it!!!

Somehow I dont think it will make one iota of difference.............

cmonstanley · 30-06-2007, 15:12

thats what the suffregates said even united supporters are trying IMUSA, the Task Force and terracing

ukcowboy · 30-06-2007, 15:21

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

thats what the suffregates said even united supporters are trying IMUSA, the Task Force and terracing

Taken from the source you quoted above:

Q. So, what is IMUSA' s current standpoint, pardon the pun, on terraces?
Well, we have two objectives. In the short term, we would like to see the introduction of a singing section, but with the possibility of terraces in a few years. The fact is that, even if the Government could be swayed on terracing, it is unlikely to happen within five years.

So given that we will have to comply with the current regs by the 2008/9 season and have seating inplace, do you honestly think that ANY Chairman of a football club is going to spend a shed load of cash putting in seating only to be told by fans, should the law change, to remove them again because they want to stand?....................I dont think so!

cmonstanley · 30-06-2007, 15:23

see there s been protests all over the country but not reported because the murdoch and co are scared to upset anybody heres another Stand Up Sit Down

ukcowboy · 01-07-2007, 11:14

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

see there s been protests all over the country but not reported because the murdoch and co are scared to upset anybody heres another Stand Up Sit Down

What protests?.....................Oh I forgot they have not been reported on by the national press because Rupert Murdoch has put a blanket ban on them so as not to upset anyone..............what complete and utter *ollocks!!!!

You must think Ive just sailed down the Clyde in a bannana boat, both of the arguments you have put up in defence of your original statement have more holes in them than a collander!

Youre gonna have to do better than that!!!

cmonstanley · 01-07-2007, 11:20

there have been protests at highbury ,upton park, st marys ,old trafford etc which havent had a mention in the national press except the daily mirror...

ukcowboy · 01-07-2007, 11:32

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

there have been protests at highbury ,upton park, st marys ,old trafford etc which havent had a mention in the national press except the daily mirror...

Well I suppose 4 out of the 92 league clubs is a start!!

Haggis316 · 01-07-2007, 16:30

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

see there s been protests all over the country but not reported because the murdoch and co are scared to upset anybody heres another Stand Up Sit Down

I thought it was more a case of "Sit down. Shut up." Hence the song the Ultras sing to the tune of the Pompey Chimes whenever stewards appear.

It was at Mansfield any way.

cmonstanley · 01-07-2007, 17:59

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Originally Posted by ukcowboy

Well I suppose 4 out of the 92 league clubs is a start!!

there might be more we dont know ???

cmonstanley · 01-07-2007, 18:09

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

there have been protests at highbury ,upton park, st marys ,old trafford etc which havent had a mention in the national press except the daily mirror...

before you say it' i meant emirates

stand up for your rights

shakermaker · 01-07-2007, 18:39

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

there might be more we dont know ???

Not very good protests then

DAV007 · 02-07-2007, 14:49

seats would damage the atmosphere

one of the joys of supporting stanley and coming from liverpool is the standing behind the goal. everton, liverpool and tranmere dont have it.
its something special - and should be kept.

Redash · 02-07-2007, 17:28

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Originally Posted by DAV007

seats would damage the atmosphere

one of the joys of supporting stanley and coming from liverpool is the standing behind the goal. everton, liverpool and tranmere dont have it.
its something special - and should be kept.

I think you'll find that Anfield aswell as Old Trafford, and many other Premiership grounds, allow standing all around, (as long as you're with a couple of thousand others).

Pendle Red · 03-07-2007, 19:27

how will the no smoking policy affect all seaters cause by rights you can't put your butts on the seats??