Seagulls fans warned of delays after clash (From The Argus)
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Seagulls fans warned of delays after clash
11:30am Friday 23rd November 2012 in News
Fans could be ordered to stay inside a football stadium for up to an hour-and-a-half after the Seagulls away match against bitter rivals Crystal Palace.
The Metropolitan Police yesterday (November 22) announced supporters – but did not say for which team – could be kept inside Crystal Palace’s south London Selhurst Park stadium in a bid to stop troubles between Palace and Albion fans following a match on Saturday, December 1.
PC Darren Balkham, Brighton and Hove Albion football intelligence and liaison officer, said the Met was leading on the issue but Sussex officers, as always, will be working in London and be a point of contact for all Brighton fans.
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Comments(6)
city-boy
says...
11:57am Fri 23 Nov 12
geejay2 wrote:That's why they have already taken the sensible measure and moved it to Sunday 17th 12 O clock KO.
Hopefully the same will apply when CP come to the Amex after last years antics at Falmer station and the Bridge above the platform.
1.5 hours, you poor things. Wouldnt bother going. I went to the 5-0 trashing a few years back and was stuck for ages!
Amex - beam back. Safer - easier!!! :)
Masky1
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12:36pm Fri 23 Nov 12
Does this not give anybody who wants to cause trouble 90 minutes to organise themselves after....
Does this happen for any other game/ surely there are more games where there is a likelihood to be trouble..
Will there be post match entertainment provided on the big screen to stop boredom settling in???
Fairfax Sakes
says...
2:10pm Fri 23 Nov 12
TURN THE HOSES ON THEM. HOSE THEM ALL!!
Surely not!
says...
2:41pm Fri 23 Nov 12
Masky1 wrote:behave like animals - treat them like animals. Prison's too good for them, flog 'em I say.
Ridiculous - treat people like animals - behave like animals...
Does this not give anybody who wants to cause trouble 90 minutes to organise themselves after....
Does this happen for any other game/ surely there are more games where there is a likelihood to be trouble..
Will there be post match entertainment provided on the big screen to stop boredom settling in???
Surely the boredom will have set in about an hour beforehand...
hubby
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10:41pm Fri 23 Nov 12
geejay2 says...
11:37am Fri 23 Nov 12