my apology

Macca,

Thankyou for that buddy, it takes a big man to aknowledge he was wrong ,but to do it so publicly makes you a bigger man than most in my eyes. I will be sure to pass on your appology to both the Steward involved and Mick Shultz (Safety Officer) on Saturday.:) :) :)

As Stewards our main concern on matchdays is CROWD SAFETY, which can mean that sometimes the desicions that we make can be frustrating for both fans and stewards alike,however as we are governed by Ground Regulations we have NO choice but to act.

None of us get paid for Stewarding matches, we do it because in some small way we are helping the Club, so please people, the next time a Steward asks you to move etc dont abuse them, just try to remember that SAFTEY is our concern.

Ok rant over!! :) :) :) .............We will need more Stewards next season, so if anyone fancies helping us out, then please see Mick Shultz, youll get free Yellow Jacket!!!!!!

Cheers

Pete
 
As i was the steward concerned and i am very thankful that you have come and apologised. I was just trying to do my job as a steward which is to keep and encourage everyones safety!!

thanks
steward 007
:banane58: :engsmil:

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I think Macca desreves a pat on the back for being so up front and public.


Well done mate :engsmil:
 
no pat on the back, I was drunk (ish) and wanted to get drunker (ish). Its fair enough to argue the toss on an away ground (stewards and club officials may disagree) but to argue with your own when you know they are right is just daft. Do referees ever change their minds when their mistakes are pointed out? No. Neither do stewards when they are right and Macca is drunk (ish).
 
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