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rob

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graham charnley has asked me to thank everyone who helped clean up the outside of the stadium on monday evening, clearing fifteen bags of rubbish!
 
Can't really say it was a pleasure Rob;there were lager cans in those bushes that went extinct years ago...Slalom D anyone??!!
Will make some suggestions at the next supporters meeting but 2 will be more litter bins on the terraces and some signs on the Crown steps area telling people what to do with their dog muck!!! ;)
 
Who can remember the Tennants Extra with the girlies for decoration? Those were collectors items....you never threw them behind bushes.
 
lindsay ormerod said:
I do remember downing a few myself in the Hargreaves;think it was integral part of something called "Golden"??? :confused:
Golden - half bitter half lager?
Snake bite - half lager half cider?

Think thats correct, long while since I ordered one
 
Good point Lindsay there needs to be some bins on the terraces maybe right at the front, cups ,pie trays, wrappers etc are just dumped on the ground must admit I do it myself but if I could see a bin I would make the effort.:eek:


Good to see you again by the way ;)
 
Well done Lindsay. I totally agree with Shurm that a few more visible bins would make a significant difference to the litter on the terraces.
 
shurm if there right at the front ppl at the back will throw it over the wall. if its at the back it will take up to much room and just be surrounded and hard to get to. :)
 
I hope so cos the half-time draw money and suchlike is all going into building new a new roof. I doubt they would do that unless they know it's happening.
 
A lot of the problem is caused by cans and bottles being discarded before the match into the bushes next to the Crown steps;there are no bins there,Also rubbish blows off the Clayton end terrace,under the gate and into the carpark;which is handily also used by dog walkers and fly tippers.A few signs and more obviouis bins are the way forward. ;)
 
About these bins...maybe the council would sponsor 'em,or could local businesses advertise on 'em?How do other grounds do it?Any ideas? :confused:
 
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