Ultras & Flag Poles - Page 6

david1 · 23-02-2010, 21:20

I am glad the Stanley management have seen sense... Now why can't the Stanley management have got in touch with the Stanley Ultras to ask them to make them " fire resistant " ? Instead of getting their Minions To do it for them ???

DAV007 · 23-02-2010, 21:56

fire resistant flags

pathetic.

Oldgobbin · 23-02-2010, 23:25

Don't knock it! I love to be kept healthy, safe and free from the risk of fire. One of these days a fan will spontaneously combust on the Clayton End, then we'll appreciate what the stewards are doing! Be afraid! Be very afraid!!

Redraine · 24-02-2010, 08:04

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Originally Posted by DAV007

fire resistant flags

pathetic.

Thanks, Dav, for reminding people of the sheer stupidity of our nanny state society, which is at the heart of the debate on this thread.

Neil · 24-02-2010, 08:25

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Originally Posted by Redraine

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Originally Posted by DAV007

fire resistant flags

pathetic.

Thanks, Dav, for reminding people of the sheer stupidity of our nanny state society, which is at the heart of the debate on this thread.

I can think of 96 reasons why we need these safe guards in place at football matches.

cashman · 24-02-2010, 08:33

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Originally Posted by Neil

I can think of 96 reasons why we need these safe guards in place at football matches.

dont think that tragedy holds up wi this,that was in the day when stands were old n wooden, don't know of any now.

concrete n metal.

loweiy · 24-02-2010, 13:26

good to see some progress has been made

Loweiy

Neil · 24-02-2010, 14:21

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Originally Posted by cashman

dont think that tragedy holds up wi this,that was in the day when stands were old n wooden, don't know of any now.

concrete n metal.

I was referring more to why heath and safety at football matches is so important.

cashman · 24-02-2010, 14:30

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Originally Posted by Neil

I was referring more to why heath and safety at football matches is so important.

then why quote 96 reasons?

Neil · 24-02-2010, 14:46

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Originally Posted by cashman

then why quote 96 reasons?

Because that tragedy is a perfect example of why we need rules. I know its unlikely but imagine the panic and injuries if some of those big flags did catch fire.

Its great that all that is needed to be done is have them fire proofed - end of problem

Redraine · 24-02-2010, 16:37

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Originally Posted by Neil

Because that tragedy is a perfect example of why we need rules. I know its unlikely but imagine the panic and injuries if some of those big flags did catch fire.

Its great that all that is needed to be done is have them fire proofed - end of problem

We'd all better get our jackets and shirts fire-proofed, just to be on the safe side.

Neil · 24-02-2010, 17:02

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Originally Posted by Redraine

We'd all better get our jackets and shirts fire-proofed, just to be on the safe side.

Well it appears simple to me, fire proof them or don't take them.
Unless the club changes its mind.

DAV007 · 24-02-2010, 17:03

HAHA

Neil - get all your clothes fire proofed. I love you health and safety types.

Pendle Red · 24-02-2010, 17:22

he he

mab · 24-02-2010, 20:11

Anyone remember this photo?? this was taken at the ACCRINGTON S V ALDERSHOT T game on Tue 26th Jan a similer thing happend on the 23rd jan at the fa cup match against fulham! and what would this have to do with fire resistant flags??? and what's significant about it..anyone