The clubs new sensory room

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Just wanted to say well done to the club for taking another step to make Bramall lane as accessible to everyone as possible. It won’t be perfect but it shows the club is trying to do its best by all fans.
 



Just wanted to say well done to the club for taking another step to make Bramall lane as accessible to everyone as possible. It won’t be perfect but it shows the club is trying to do its best by all fans.
I haven't seen this reported yet but it is an initiative to be applauded.
 
The club have put a video out on their social media platforms it’s a really nice idea.
More than a "nice idea", it's a huge leap forward in inclusivity for all.

Edit: I have done loads of voluntary work with people with learning disabilities and autism issues over the years and met some brilliant people and an initiative like this will change lives for the better with little cost. I'm impressed. Well done United.
 
More than a "nice idea", it's a huge leap forward in inclusivity for all.

Edit: I have done loads of voluntary work with people with learning disabilities and autism issues over the years and met some brilliant people and an initiative like this will change lives for the better with little cost. I'm impressed. Well done United.
In fact I'm so impressed that I'm sat here with a great big stupid grin on my face.

Even if we lose tomorrow United are winners for me this week.

UTB
 
More than a "nice idea", it's a huge leap forward in inclusivity for all.

Indeed, this is to be welcomed. Let us hope that the club will be equally focussed on inclusivity for all if and when they are required to exclude those who decide to either keep their medical records to themselves, or those that opt not to inject certain drugs into their system, and condemn such a move, either by themselves or with a joint statement through the EFL/FA
 
Indeed, this is to be welcomed. Let us hope that the club will be equally focussed on inclusivity for all if and when they are required to exclude those who decide to either keep their medical records to themselves, or those that opt not to inject certain drugs into their system, and condemn such a move, either by themselves or with a joint statement through the EFL/FA
That's a curmudgeonly reply if ever there was one.
 
Indeed, this is to be welcomed. Let us hope that the club will be equally focussed on inclusivity for all if and when they are required to exclude those who decide to either keep their medical records to themselves, or those that opt not to inject certain drugs into their system, and condemn such a move, either by themselves or with a joint statement through the EFL/FA
Arsehole
 
Great stuff ❤

I know a handful of fans who will really appreciate this.
 
Indeed, this is to be welcomed. Let us hope that the club will be equally focussed on inclusivity for all if and when they are required to exclude those who decide to either keep their medical records to themselves, or those that opt not to inject certain drugs into their system, and condemn such a move, either by themselves or with a joint statement through the EFL/FA

Is there not enough covid threads available?
 

What a pleasant response

Is there not enough covid threads available?

My post is in relation to equality. The club may soon be required to implement measures which have been described as directly discriminatory towards ethnic minorities. One would hope that the club would condemn them, but by raising the issue, I'm the arsehole apparently
 
What a pleasant response



My post is in relation to equality. The club may soon be required to implement measures which have been described as directly discriminatory towards ethnic minorities. One would hope that the club would condemn them, but by raising the issue, I'm the arsehole apparently

Have a night off mate.
 



What a pleasant response



My post is in relation to equality. The club may soon be required to implement measures which have been described as directly discriminatory towards ethnic minorities. One would hope that the club would condemn them, but by raising the issue, I'm the arsehole apparently

And that's a fair point to raise, which I agree with because I have as much at stake as you when it comes to vaccine passports.

But the problem is you chose to soapbox on a thread about facilities for autistic people. It's an emotive subject that people who are connected to the condition of autism will be glad to see some good news about, not someone hijacking it to make a point that can be made elsewhere.
 
And that's a fair point to raise, which I agree with because I have as much at stake as you when it comes to vaccine passports.

But the problem is you chose to soapbox on a thread about facilities for autistic people. It's an emotive subject that people who are connected to the condition of autism will be glad to see some good news about, not someone hijacking it to make a point that can be made elsewhere.
People that have autism or learning difficulties have no choice.

People that choose not to take a vaccine do.
 
What a pleasant response



My post is in relation to equality. The club may soon be required to implement measures which have been described as directly discriminatory towards ethnic minorities. One would hope that the club would condemn them, but by raising the issue, I'm the arsehole apparently
What measures have been described as discriminatory and by whom? If it's covid related as others have pointed out there are sufficient threads to which covid is relevant.
 
And that's a fair point to raise, which I agree with because I have as much at stake as you when it comes to vaccine passports.

But the problem is you chose to soapbox on a thread about facilities for autistic people. It's an emotive subject that people who are connected to the condition of autism will be glad to see some good news about, not someone hijacking it to make a point that can be made elsewhere.

If people perceive my post as hijacking, then that's unfortunate. The first thing I posted in this thread was that this move by the club is welcome, having worked in SEND previously anything that can be done is incredibly welcome and the underfunding in this area is a disgrace. I merely want Bramall Lane to be a venue that is welcoming to everyone.
 
Thanks, I'd not seen this. Well done to the club and all involved.
Let's hope it's called You Fill Up my Senses !
 
If people perceive my post as hijacking, then that's unfortunate. The first thing I posted in this thread was that this move by the club is welcome, having worked in SEND previously anything that can be done is incredibly welcome and the underfunding in this area is a disgrace. I merely want Bramall Lane to be a venue that is welcoming to everyone.
You posted a 6 word acknowledgment before going into a 60 odd word rant about covid which has its own thread.
It’s not people perceptions that are unfortunate, it’s what you did, you hijacked it. You used a thread about the clubs brilliant new facilities for our fans with autism to continue to push your views on covid, which is in poor taste. Give it a rest, and don’t look to shit on other peoples positive news, it’s not a good look.
 
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For those interested in the topic at hand rather than playing the cunt.




BLADES LAUNCH SENSORY ROOM

Here at Sheffield United, we are extremely pleased to announce the official opening of our first ever Sensory Room, helping to make Bramall Lane as inclusive and accessible as possible for all of our supporters.

Our new Sensory Room is located on the John Street Family Stand, in full view of the pitch, and has been designed to help encourage and support those wishing to attend Bramall Lane with additional sensory needs such as hypersensitivity to loud noises, bright lights and overcrowded spaces.

Our Sensory Room is wheelchair accessible, soundproof with low level lighting and hosts a wealth of specialist equipment, including a breakout sensory den, bubble tube seating area, wall mounted sensory toys and both indoor and outdoor seating areas, as well as being managed by our professional and qualified staff team.

The Sensory Room will be available to book during all matchdays starting from the Derby County fixture onwards, with the room being available on matchdays from 1 hour before kick-off, until 30 minutes after full time, allowing for a quieter exit from the stadium at the end of the game.
 
Maybe the club also need some sort of chillax room for the easily triggered?
Am I a racist for thinking that Lenny Henry is an unfunny twat? In fact, am I a racist for even thinking that he's black?
LOL. I've only made 42 posts so you've hardly had your work cut out for you, trawling my back catalogue, Fartypants Bob. Why don't you check out my Twitter feed from 10 years ago, see if there's anything there to offend you? It seems that you're experienced in doing that sort of thing. Creep.
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