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cheltrobin 08-05-2010 17:42

Cheltenham stewards
 
From what I saw our policing was terrible your fans did what we did with a crowd surf with the flag, there was no need on them doing what they did. I hope the man what got hurt makes a quick recovery. Our stewards are crap and your not the first club who has visited us and got unfair treatment for them.

Any way other than all of that hope the travailing fans had a good day if it was possible and good luck next season.

MCR ADIM 08-05-2010 17:47

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absoutly disgrace!! heavy handed!! I got a orange jacket on I have more power than anyone!! all we wanted was a party atmosphere once again spoiled by stewards!! hope the old man recovers very quickly! wouldn't of happened had the stewards not intervened!! yet chelt fans can surf thier flags!! not one steward pulling it down!! spolied

sparkie 08-05-2010 18:14

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Take a look at the match thread Cheltrobin and the bigger picture will become clear. heavy handed it appears was not the words for it!!! I honestly feel sorry for you guys having to put up with stewards like that week in week out, ours aren't the best but at least they don't behave like yours!!!

Wynonie Harris 08-05-2010 19:40

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The stewards were even worse than Crewe's. Worst I've ever seen. Really left a bad taste in the mouth, after a great afternoon out. Hopping mad at the moment. :mad:

Grimps 08-05-2010 21:10

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.... knees like a footy ball ... so off to ice it up then ana
thanks to all the help me ...... and to all fans of footy .. not stewards ..

puls did not see goals

cashman 08-05-2010 21:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Grimps (Post 813412)
.... knees like a footy ball ... so off to ice it up then ana
thanks to all the help me ...... and to all fans of footy .. not stewards ..

puls did not see goals

speak to a soliciter monday grimps many saw what actually happened.:mad:

keep the faith 09-05-2010 10:33

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It's about time somebody took legal action against one of these jumped up, power mad b****rds. What I saw yesterday was completely "over the top". Those so called stewards were nothing more than legalised thugs, I thought I'd seen it all at Leeds. They completely over reacted to the situation and it was lucky no one was seriously injured. We all witnessed what happened and who it was at the centre of it all. Also, why was it necessary to deploy half the Gloucester constabulary to police the match, talk about overkill.

elchuddy 10-05-2010 15:29

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Hope your knee is ok Grimps, I spoke to you in the concourse during the match and asked what happened to you.

the stewarding and policing was a disgrace and quite unnecessary. As I wrote in my post on the "Match" thread I was quite appalled.

big al 10-05-2010 19:45

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The elderly gentleman who was injured in the flag incident was very lucky not to have been killed. I was first to him to treat him after he was nearly strangled in the tug of war over the flag. Shame on the Cheltenham steward who started the fiasco & police who I had to shout at to get medical aid to him. He was ill on the coach on the way home & poorly Sunday. There are standards for stewarding & am qualified as a supervisor as many Stanley fans know but do try to put the customer service side of the job to the fore amidst all the regulations. What I have seen from some away stewarding this season make our lads angels in comparison. There deserves and will be more from this debacle and all complaints need to be put in writing to the club, keep a copy as if the club do not reply within 14 days they can be reported to the FA. The old gentleman already suffers from angina & cancer & he will be complaining as he has a perfect right to.http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/i...cons/icon6.gifhttp://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/i...cons/icon8.gif

Gribbster 11-05-2010 22:54

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stewards were a disgrace! my cousin nearly got crushed with all the stewards pillin round us!
hes only 12! complete disgrace

lukeogtfc 11-05-2010 23:02

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Hate stewards :@

nige b 11-05-2010 23:56

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has there been any recourse as of yet?

nige b 12-05-2010 00:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lukeogtfc (Post 814060)
hate stewards :@

as do i fella but you guys didn't exactly cover yourselves in glory on Saturday did they!

AccyMad 12-05-2010 07:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nige b (Post 814072)
as do i fella but you guys didn't exactly cover yourselves in glory on Saturday did they!

Could you please explain what you mean by that? Were you there, the Stanley fans did nothing wrong & innocent people got hurt & abused by their stewards :confused:

cashman 12-05-2010 07:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 814118)
Could you please explain what you mean by that? Were you there, the Stanley fans did nothing wrong & innocent people got hurt & abused by their stewards :confused:

wake up, think nige is refering to grimsby fans.:D;)

sparkie 12-05-2010 07:59

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Yep he talking to Luke the Grimsby fan there Accy Mad!! Its just a touch early in the morning for me too!!

AccyMad 12-05-2010 08:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 814130)
wake up, think nige is refering to grimsby fans.:D;)

Whoops, sorry :o - guess it's still a bit of a sore subject & I'm not at my best first thing, apologies again :)

Exile on Spencer St 12-05-2010 12:22

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I'm surprised this thread hasn't generated more comments than it has. I emailed CTFC to express my disgust at the behaviour of their stewards but, maybe like me, most people realise that nothing will happen.
The only recourse that away fans have towards such legalised thuggery is to refuse to visit grounds where the stewards behave like hooligans. But that means not following your team; impossible for some fans to even contemplate.

But if no away fans turned up at Whaddon Road next season it would cost Cheltenham twice over, not only in lost revenue but also in the money they would waste on paying for the stewards that are not be needed.

I was impressed by the strength of character shown by the Stanley fans who walked out rather than be treated like criminals but, by then, CTFC had pocketed the gate money. Maybe next season Stanley fans should think about whether they want to reward CTFC with more of their hard earned money and spend it on champagne in The Crown instead.

AccyMad 12-05-2010 12:36

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I think more of the comments are on the matchday thread, as far as I can tell quite a lot of us have either emailed or written to CTFC - whether or not they do anything remains to be seen but either way I for one will certainly not be making the trip there again.
I was amongst those who walked out & my only regret at doing that was that we missed the chance to applaud our players at the end of the game but I still think we did the right thing.
I have also posted on the Cheltenham forum as some of the posts on there are so far from the truth it's unreal (according to one fans post apparently we had some rovers & burnley fans with us who had only gone to cause trouble ??? )

Willie Miller 12-05-2010 15:35

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I never went in on Saturday, partly because I presumed they wouldn't let me in after nearly being arrested (for starting a peaceful march from pub to Crown) and partly because of all the fuss, all the police & all the aggresive stewards we were faced with t the away entrance.

What I was bowled over about is the solidarity of the support. There were 10 or so who flatly refused to go in. Then many many more who left because of the way they were treated. A few others tried to leave & weren't allowed!!!!!

I was very very proud because you see division amongst other League 2 clubs all the time over trivial issues. Have a look at RobinsNest forum & they are having a "our stand i better than yours" debate...

I will support a blanket ban on Whaddon Road next season, but tbf it must be strictly enforced & supported or it will just look like we travelled poorly. Maybe, if fans are desperate to see the game, then go in the home ends & be quiet. I will stay at home as requested & spend the £100 or so, on club shop, crown & some more red & white material!

On Stanley On!

JEFF 12-05-2010 16:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 814255)
But if no away fans turned up at Whaddon Road next season it would cost Cheltenham twice over, not only in lost revenue but also in the money they would waste on paying for the stewards that are not be needed.

Would that not affect the Stanly players, not having any supporters cheering them on ? I think that it would only have a negative effect by boycotting the game. If the game is near the end of the season and Stanley need the points for automatic promotion or a play-off place, would you still not attend the game ?

Grimps 12-05-2010 16:20

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i will miss it to ill bye sum new tops from club in stead

Willie Miller 12-05-2010 16:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JEFF (Post 814298)
Would that not affect the Stanly players, not having any supporters cheering them on ? I think that it would only have a negative effect by boycotting the game. If the game is near the end of the season and Stanley need the points for automatic promotion or a play-off place, would you still not attend the game ?

Fair point but I think sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in

elchuddy 12-05-2010 16:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 814256)
I have also posted on the Cheltenham forum as some of the posts on there are so far from the truth it's unreal (according to one fans post apparently we had some rovers & burnley fans with us who had only gone to cause trouble ??? )

which forum did you post on?

Wynonie Harris 12-05-2010 16:26

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Boycott or no boycott, I don't think many fans will be going anyway after the sickening scenes we saw and the way we were treated. I'd certainly rather spend the £60 return from Piccadilly (plus admission etc) on something else. Might even sponsor a player's shirt with the money I'll save by not going!

MCR ADIM 12-05-2010 16:50

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stand outside and sing!! we would still be louder than them!!o wait standing in groups of more than two might be a hooligan group!!!

Pendle Red 12-05-2010 17:14

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The Football League | About Us | Customer Charter | FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUSTOMER CHARTER

Not sure if the link is of any use

AccyMad 12-05-2010 18:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by elchuddy (Post 814306)
which forum did you post on?

I posted on the Robins Nest forum, had to slightly change my name to stanleymad (sorry Mel :)), for some reason I couldn't register as AccyMad & it was the nearest I could think of)

AccyMad 12-05-2010 18:36

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Just had a look back on their forum, my post had received a few comments (one not so nice) so tried to post again only the thread has now been locked & no further comments can be made - oh well at least i got to say my piece on what actually happened, not really bothered if some of their lot don't believe it, hopefully the truth will come out

Exile on Spencer St 13-05-2010 11:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller (Post 814304)
Fair point but I think sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in

I'm with you on this, Willie. It's the ONLY sanction fans have against the fluorescent bully boys and clubs who pay them and, to be honest, I'd hope the players would understand that it was an exception. Obviously if it's the decider at the end of next season, then would need to reconsider. But it may even generate media coverage if Stanley fans agreed they would boycott this one away fixture. Course CTFC couldn't risk it being a bluff so would have to employ the stewards anyway. The biggest problem would be convincing everyone; if half a dozen, who weren't aware of or didn't care about the boycott, turned up it would take the edge off it. I wonder what the revitalised OSC think about it?

JEFF 13-05-2010 12:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 814507)
Obviously if it's the decider at the end of next season, then would need to reconsider.

You are either boycotting it or not boycotting it. You cannot change your mind because of circumstances. Make your mind up one way or the other.

cashman 13-05-2010 12:25

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well having just recieved n e-mail from cheltenham f.c. regarding last sat, i will certainly never set foot in that ground again.:mad:

Stanleymad 13-05-2010 12:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 814523)
well having just recieved n e-mail from cheltenham f.c. regarding last sat, i will certainly never set foot in that ground again.:mad:

What was the reply ??

AccyMad 13-05-2010 12:46

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Haven't received any reply to mine yet, what did they have to say Cashy?

Exile on Spencer St 13-05-2010 16:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JEFF (Post 814522)
You cannot change your mind because of circumstances.

Yes I can, it's called free will and judgement.
But more importantly, what was the reply from CTFC and will we all get one?

kitty 13-05-2010 18:53

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I sent them an email on sunday but not heard owt yet !

smudgie 13-05-2010 18:58

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Well I have avoiding commenting on the whole situaton as I wasnt there however from the stories ive heard I know I wont ever be setting foot in that hell hole.

WERE FANS NOT CRIMINALS

maccawozzagod 13-05-2010 20:56

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Boycott!!!!

huncoatred 13-05-2010 21:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 814631)
Boycott!!!!

I think that Stanley fans should still turn up but steward their stewards with our "conga-stewards" from the Barnet game.

nige b 13-05-2010 22:15

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all hi-vis next year

JEFF 14-05-2010 08:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 814560)
Yes I can, it's called free will and judgement.

You didn't get much free will and judgement at Cheltenham did you ?

Exile on Spencer St 14-05-2010 11:42

Re: Cheltenham stewards
 
Remind me, Jeff, did I only pay for the half hour or is this the the full hour argument?
If you want me to come down on one side or the other of your high horse, I'm for a boycott. But you were the one who questioning the impact of a boycott on the team.
If Stanley are at Whaddon Road in May again needing a result to clinch promotion or play-offs (or, better still, either of those AND sending CTFC to the Conference) then we can all go out and buy a fluorescent jacket (which I thought was a great Plan B). But, assuming Stanley will be there sometime between August and April, I'm not going to Cheltenham.

I'm still more interested in what the reply to Cashy said as I haven't had a squeak from CTFC.

Stanleymad 14-05-2010 18:25

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After speaking with cashy about subject of reply, he tells me that it wouldn't be a good idea to post it, as could cause complications. I haven't seen the reply myself but if cashy feels that it wouldn't be appropiate to post then i respect his decision not to, altho he could always change his mind but thats upto him.
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stanleylegend 14-05-2010 22:01

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I heard from people on our coach that a man got knocked over by a steward! Is this true?!?!?

imperialcommander 15-05-2010 00:04

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You were treated appallingly however this happens alot nowadays, not just at cheltenham, your milking it a bit now, we had very similar problems at mansfield few years back. but we didnt moan and threat a boycott we just travelling with twice as many fans and were twice as loud the following season, i follow cheltenham everywhere no matter what the opposotion fans or stewards are like, all clubs are different and its not your beloved teams fault so they should not suffer the embarrasment of playin to an empty away end. The over the top escort before the game here was prob for your benefit as much as anyone else. chelt is no millwall or cardiff however there are mindless idiots as most places, there have been problems before at away games and at home as chester, tranmere, kidderminster, southampton and plymouth etc fans will tell you, fans attacked in and around the town. this is a nice peaceful town with a good reputation and the police wanna keep it that way, same for the club. i thought your support was fantastic and i want someone to let me know how to get hold of that red smoke! its not dangerous is it? was awesome, very cintinental feel, the atmosphere you created was second to none this season apart from the strong travellers with 1000plus fans here. anyways we hope you enjoyed our cracking pubs, nice town and an ok game here this season and try to put overzealous power hungry stewards behind you. keep your flags flying

AccyMad 15-05-2010 09:22

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Thanks for your comments, no-one's saying there's not bad stewarding at other grounds - just that this is the worst we've ever experienced and for a lot of us a total shock.
You say Cheltenham is no Millwall or Cardiff & you're probably right but that also applies to the Stanley fans, there is never any trouble from them whatsoever which made what happened on Saturday just unbelievable.
The flags will certainly keep flying - at least at grounds where they're allowed to :)

cashman 15-05-2010 09:32

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I think my friend ya dont know what yer talking about! 2 seriously injured senior fans is hardly "milking it a bit":rolleyes:

Exile on Spencer St 19-05-2010 12:23

Re: Cheltenham stewards
 
Don't wish to rake up old coals on this topic but, for those who may be interested, I've just had a reply from the Football League asking if I'd had a response to my email to the Safety Manager at Cheltenham Town, and making this offer:
"Should this not be the case, please inform us and we will contact them for their observations"
This offer came from:
Nick Jones
Customer Services Officer
The Football League Ltd
Email: [email protected]
www.football-league.co.uk

As I haven't heard anything back from CTFC (and didn't expect to) I've told Nick Jones that I'd be interested in any response he could extract from the club.
I'll let you know if I hear anymore.

kitty 19-05-2010 13:56

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I have still not heard anything yet from cheltenham has anyone else ?

AccyMad 19-05-2010 14:36

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Not heard a dickie bird either, interesting reply from the football league - maybe all who contacted Cheltenham but haven't received any reply should contact them if we've still not heard anything by beginning of next week

MikeA 19-05-2010 17:56

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The Football Ground Guide has a page for fans to add their experiences of visiting other grounds:
Football Ground Guide: Submit You Own Ground Reviews.

I'm sure Stanley fans' comments on Cheltenham will be appreciated!

The Cheltenham page is here:
Football Ground Guide: Whaddon Road, Cheltenham Town FC

Redash 19-05-2010 18:35

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It looks like Exeter had a rough time.

MikeA 19-05-2010 22:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Redash (Post 816050)
It looks like Exeter had a rough time.

And Chesterfield fans had a similar experience:
Cheltenham -v- Chesterfield - Bob's Board - Chesterfield FC

cashman 19-05-2010 22:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeA (Post 816128)
And Chesterfield fans had a similar experience:
Cheltenham -v- Chesterfield - Bob's Board - Chesterfield FC

Seems stanley was not n isolated incident, yet the Cheltenham F.C. club backs these stewards to the hilt, this Paul Gordon guy who folk complain to,must be some kinda THUG himself.:(

Exile on Spencer St 20-05-2010 16:12

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Just received a reply from CTFC as follows:
Thank you for your email with regard to the Cheltenham Town v Accrington Stanley match on Saturday 8 May and please accept our apologies for the delay in reply. Unfortunately your email was not forwarded to me straight away.

This particular fixture presented a number of issues for both the stewards and police as a number of Accrington Stanley supporters arrived at the ground under the influence of alcohol and proceeded to commit a series of criminal offences and breaches of Football League Ground regulations.

With specific regard to the flag, on two occasions during the afternoon Accrington supporters had set off flares inside the ground. Entering a football ground with such an object and setting it off are both criminal offences. The Accrington supporters were informed by the stewards that they would not be permitted to unfurl a large flag due to the fire risk associated with its proximity to any further flare releases. Unfortunately the Accrington supporters reacted negatively and the stewards were met with further abusive behaviour.

Having reviewed the stewards’ reports, CCTV footage of the afternoon and having received feedback from the police, the Board are satisfied that the stewarding and safety management was commensurate with the challenges posed by the visiting supporters. This assertion is supported by extensive CCTV evidence of the incidents in question.

Yours sincerely

Paul Godfrey
Director/Football Secretary, Cheltenham Town AFC Ltd

Direct dial 01242 588118 Mobile 07747 776850

Cheltenham Town Football Club,Whaddon Road Cheltenham Glos GL52 5NA
More or less what one might have expected.

AccyMad 20-05-2010 16:26

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True, it's probably as expected - even if most of it is lies.
There were not 2 flares set off inside the ground, one small smoke bomb was just before kick off but that was it.
With regard to the flag, their stewards said nothing about a fire risk, in fact the only comment I heard them say was that it couldn't be unfurled because it was too big - the 'abusive behaviour' their stewards were met with regarding the flag was because as they were trying to pull it away from our fans they ripped a large hole in it which then ended up around the elderly gentleman's neck.
Our fans were trying to lift it off this man but were impeded by both stewards & police alike. But for the swift actions of Alan Clitheroe I dread to think what could have happened.
They don't mention either of our fans who were injured by the actions of one of their stewards but as has been said already it appears it's not just us who have faced problems at Cheltenham so it's unlikely anything will be done.
I know the family of the 15 years old who who was injured while he was being forcibly ejected by said steward are pressing charges against him & I really hope the charges are made to stick.

maccawozzagod 20-05-2010 18:31

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Accy Observer carries a similar response from Cheltenham police who are satisfied with their conduct and this is backed up by extensive CCTV.

cashman 20-05-2010 18:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 816268)
Accy Observer carries a similar response from Cheltenham police who are satisfied with their conduct and this is backed up by extensive CCTV.

Well they would say that!!! the one i spoke to didn't.:rolleyes:

Neil 24-05-2010 10:42

Re: Cheltenham stewards
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 816252)
There were not 2 flares set off inside the ground, one small smoke bomb was just before kick off but that was it.

After the trouble at home games with smoke you would think whoever let that off would have known better.

lancsdave 24-05-2010 11:48

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Has anyone noticed how they always say there is conclusive cctv evidence but there is never an invitation to view it, not even an offer to send it to the club itself if they want to take up the matter on behalf of their fans.

ukcowboy 24-05-2010 12:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 817177)
Has anyone noticed how they always say there is conclusive cctv evidence but there is never an invitation to view it, not even an offer to send it to the club itself if they want to take up the matter on behalf of their fans.

I could be mistaken here, but I was under the impression that the clubs safety officer (Mick or Caroline) could ask to see/have a copy of the cctv footage if they so wished. If said footage then showed the numpty who decided to let a smoke bomb off in the ground (allegedly) and or fans abusing the Stewards/Police then ASFC could take action against them if it was deemed to be appropriate. If, however as I suspect, none of the allegations are truthful, then surely the Club would then be in a position to refute them and demand a fuller explanation?

Perhaps MrT may be in a position to confirm/deny my assertations?

AccyMad 24-05-2010 13:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 817167)
After the trouble at home games with smoke you would think whoever let that off would have known better.

Fair comment but the fact remains that that one isolated incident did not warrant the treatment the Stanley fans received that day & that was not the reason/excuse given for detaining either of the two who were arrested.
As has already been said on this thread, fans from other clubs have had similar experiences at Cheltenham & some specifically mention the same steward who was involved in the rough treatment of the 15 year old & yet CTFC seem determined to back their stewards to the hilt & put the blame squarely on the Stanley fans.

cashman 24-05-2010 13:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 817167)
After the trouble at home games with smoke you would think whoever let that off would have known better.

agree, but not relevant, the steward involved was a thug,idiot, n knobhead. simple as, Hitler started WW2, but ya wouldn't blame "All" germans.:rolleyes:

Neil 24-05-2010 14:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 817201)
Hitler started WW2, but ya wouldn't blame "All" germans.:rolleyes:

Who wouldn't? :D

Chimer 24-05-2010 16:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 817201)
agree, but not relevant, the steward involved was a thug,idiot, n knobhead. simple as, Hitler started WW2, but ya wouldn't blame "All" germans.:rolleyes:

I'm afraid I think setting off the smoke flares (there were two during the game, to be accurate) is relevant, if only because doing so was likely to wind the stewards up. Not enough to justify what happened subsequently, but something to cost us at least some of the moral high ground and give CTFC something to use in their defence of the indefensible. And of course it's stupid, and potentially dangerous. Numpty is right for whoever set it off, though I wouldn't disagree with "thug,idiot, n knobhead" for the steward either.

mab 24-05-2010 17:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ukcowboy (Post 817183)
I could be mistaken here, but I was under the impression that the clubs safety officer (Mick or Caroline) could ask to see/have a copy of the cctv footage if they so wished. If said footage then showed the numpty who decided to let a smoke bomb off in the ground (allegedly) and or fans abusing the Stewards/Police then ASFC could take action against them if it was deemed to be appropriate. If, however as I suspect, none of the allegations are truthful, then surely the Club would then be in a position to refute them and demand a fuller explanation?

Perhaps MrT may be in a position to confirm/deny my assertations?

The club asked for a full report from cheltenham and the police after the game.

ukcowboy 24-05-2010 18:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mab (Post 817248)
The club asked for a full report from cheltenham and the police after the game.

Cheers Mab, I wasnt there so couldnt be sure !

mab 24-05-2010 19:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ukcowboy (Post 817265)
Cheers Mab, I wasnt there so couldnt be sure !

:) Dont know the out come,but it was asked for pete :)

Mr T 24-05-2010 19:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mab (Post 817248)
The club asked for a full report from cheltenham and the police after the game.


Just spoke to Mr S (he's on a safety course at present)

Yes he's asked for information, as yet no reply
(unlike Crewe who replied immediately)

See you ALL tomorrow!!:)

AccyMad 25-05-2010 12:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr T (Post 817294)
Just spoke to Mr S (he's on a safety course at present)

Yes he's asked for information, as yet no reply
(unlike Crewe who replied immediately)

See you ALL tomorrow!!:)

That's interesting, over two weeks since the Cheltenham game & Mick still hasn't had a reply from CTFC. If they were sure their actions were justified surely they'd have sent the necessary information by now.

cashman 25-05-2010 12:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 817630)
That's interesting, over two weeks since the Cheltenham game & Mick still hasn't had a reply from CTFC. If they were sure their actions were justified surely they'd have sent the necessary information by now.

Probably cos they were only justified to them? even cheltenham fans posted on here knocking what happened.

AccyMad 25-05-2010 13:14

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Big Al posted on here a couple of days after the incident that if CTFC hadn't replied to anyone who had complained within 14 days, they could be reported to the football league, it's bad enough they've ignored most of us who wrote to them but to ignore the club as well???? - only goes to prove what we've known all along, they were in the wrong but won't admit any liability.

cashman 25-05-2010 13:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 817639)
Big Al posted on here a couple of days after the incident that if CTFC hadn't replied to anyone who had complained within 14 days, they could be reported to the football league, it's bad enough they've ignored most of us who wrote to them but to ignore the club as well???? - only goes to prove what we've known all along, they were in the wrong but won't admit any liability.

yep, funny how they didn't ignore me though.:D

Stanleymad 25-05-2010 13:30

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Suggests everyone & Club take it further to FA, bet they are banking on u not doing so hence ignoring it.

VALAIRIAN 26-05-2010 04:56

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Mick S said at FANs meeting last night that he still has not had reply and he - along with some of the others there, Police, FL etc. - suggested that as many as possible write to C.T.F.C. with complaints.

Will get address and post on here.

Exile on Spencer St 26-05-2010 11:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 816010)
I've just had a reply from the Football League asking if I'd had a response to my email to the Safety Manager at Cheltenham Town, and making this offer:
"Should this not be the case, please inform us and we will contact them for their observations"
This offer came from:
Nick Jones
Customer Services Officer
The Football League Ltd
Email: [email protected]
www.football-league.co.uk

It might be useful to also copy Nick Jones in any emails.
He extracted a response from CTFC within one day of me telling him I hadn't hrd a response aftwer one week. If other fans have contacted CTFC and have simply been ignored, I'd hope Nick Jones would be interested to know about it, given his job title. If nothing else, it may just give CTFC some hassle.

AccyMad 26-05-2010 15:02

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Thanks, will definately get in touch will those two people, I think CTFC have had quite enough time to reply & they're obviously not going to if we don't keep at them

Willie Miller 26-05-2010 18:23

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Allegedly, the Accrington support was the drunkest support EVER at Whaddon Rd.....

Photo evidence it wasn't just youngsters......

http://sn126w.snt126.mail.live.com/a...CB06CBD67870||

cashman 26-05-2010 18:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller (Post 818120)
Allegedly, the Accrington support was the drunkest support EVER at Whaddon Rd.....

Photo evidence it wasn't just youngsters......

http://sn126w.snt126.mail.live.com/a...CB06CBD67870||

Who took yer photo then jase?:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

Willie Miller 26-05-2010 18:35

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I couldnt drink 7 and a half pints like Steve could

Grimps 26-05-2010 23:26

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only had to bootles all day .so u can get stuff with that one you town scum bags

Exile on Spencer St 27-05-2010 11:21

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Drunk.. shurely shum mishtake.
I don't recall being breathalysed going into the ground, so how do they figure that?
Just another 'fact' based on opinion not evidence.


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