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Now then, I'm no angel, but these pyro things need sorting.

The bloke who brought it in was from Lowestoft with two of his kids, a mate and another kid. The kids had jester hats on, were late in as they got their hot dogs and had the full United shirt combo on. It was a day out for them. They were excited and living in Lowestoft I imagine excitement is a bit thin on the ground.

And then their own feckin father let off a pyro to show off. Sadly he didn't know what the hell he was doing, the smoke affected all around him and his own mates son got it in the eyes, choking him and making him cry.

The stewards did a good job and got him out before some of those who'd had a throat full smacked him. The half time chat indicating others not being impressed with the effect on the elderly and the young Blades around. It carries a life ban and perhaps others so inspired may want to think before they bring em in.

Knob, no other word... Why would anyone want to cause fellow Blades distress..
 

Now then, I'm no angel, but these pyro things need sorting.

The bloke who brought it in was from Lowestoft with two of his kids, a mate and another kid. The kids had jester hats on, were late in as they got their hot dogs and had the full United shirt combo on. It was a day out for them. They were excited and living in Lowestoft I imagine excitement is a bit thin on the ground.

And then their own feckin father let off a pyro to show off. Sadly he didn't know what the hell he was doing, the smoke affected all around him and his own mates son got it in the eyes, choking him and making him cry.

The stewards did a good job and got him out before some of those who'd had a throat full smacked him. The half time chat indicating others not being impressed with the effect on the elderly and the young Blades around. It carries a life ban and perhaps others so inspired may want to think before they bring em in.

Knob, no other word... Why would anyone want to cause fellow Blades distress..

He's was in and out for ages, until they seemed to pass the kids off to his mate and got rid of him.
 
Now then, I'm no angel, but these pyro things need sorting.

The bloke who brought it in was from Lowestoft with two of his kids, a mate and another kid. The kids had jester hats on, were late in as they got their hot dogs and had the full United shirt combo on. It was a day out for them. They were excited and living in Lowestoft I imagine excitement is a bit thin on the ground.

And then their own feckin father let off a pyro to show off. Sadly he didn't know what the hell he was doing, the smoke affected all around him and his own mates son got it in the eyes, choking him and making him cry.

The stewards did a good job and got him out before some of those who'd had a throat full smacked him. The half time chat indicating others not being impressed with the effect on the elderly and the young Blades around. It carries a life ban and perhaps others so inspired may want to think before they bring em in.

Knob, no other word... Why would anyone want to cause fellow Blades distress..

I hadn't realised that was the idiot – he was on my row. Utter idiot – an old lady two rows in front had to use an inhaler in the aftermath.

They're apparently for "atmosphere" – the only atmosphere it creates is a fairly shit one.
 

Typical of today's society, try and ban anything you don't agree with. The liberal lefties are actually the worst for this. Different opinion, ban it, want to vote for something different, suffer violence.
 
Can't see the problem. It's a character-building experience for the kids. And if any adults are so offended by non-toxic smoke then it's a mystery how they ever got through life by being so precious.

Mate,

In a land far, far away and at a time I'd rather forget, I've been subject to CS and the effect on the eyes, lungs and throat do disable you. I guess that's the intention...

The effect of a knob letting off a lot of projectile smoke, toxic or not, in close proximity to young, old and fellow Blades caused distress. Fact, as I saw it.

Yes, he didn't have a clue and in old money he'd have been called a 'Christmas tree' in his garb, a terrace fighter he was not. However, he thought it acceptable to cause distress to the innocent in his uneducated way and that's why we need to educate those that perhaps don't understand the effect of their actions.

Just ask those sat around him for their views.

Atmosphere is great, upsetting kids and the elderly from the Blades family is not and law enforcement won't change it, only we can...
 
Typical of today's society, try and ban anything you don't agree with. The liberal lefties are actually the worst for this. Different opinion, ban it, want to vote for something different, suffer violence.

'Liberal lefty's' own and run football clubs..the police..the FA!?!?

Wtf!?!??
 
Can't see the problem. It's a character-building experience for the kids. And if any adults are so offended by non-toxic smoke then it's a mystery how they ever got through life by being so precious.

Yes, I for one don't see why people with respiratory conditions should be able to enjoy a football match without further damage to their health. Why can't those sorts just man up eh?
 

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