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#46464 24/04/10 09:10 PM
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Don Foster, the Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Culture, Media and Sport, has suggested providing safe standing areas in football stadiums.

What do you think?

Should it be allowed?
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No it bloody well shouldn't. I went to sit in the Paddock years before Hillsborough cos it was just waiting to happen.

People should not have the choice for their own sake.

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No thank you. Lesson learned at Hillsborough. We cannot afford another 96 lives to change politicians minds.


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germany manages to have safe standing at their football grounds. i'd welcome standing back at football it's sorely missed!

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germany doesn't have a problem with firms like the UK does .... there is no such thing as safe standing areas anyway, they are safeR than other standing areas but they are not safe .... it's not the standing that improved footie - it was the fact you could choose WHERE you stood, so you could stand with your mates instead of being sat the other end of the row ...... standing itself is crap - you come out most times smelling of [oops] coz no one can get out for a slash ...... it was the right decision to abolish it at the time and it is still the right decision now

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i think with all thats happened it shouldnt be reintroduced.

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I presume it would have to undergo strenous safety tests before being introduced.


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i totally understand that people might say no to this, especially after what happened at hillsborough.

but i believe that day was one of those disastrous days that won't ever happen again.

but it is something special about it, i've never stood at "the old" kop but i here in sweden i often do it when i go to games. i can just imagine how special it must have been at the kop in those old days...


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Originally Posted By: trepie
germany doesn't have a problem with firms like the UK does .... there is no such thing as safe standing areas anyway, they are safeR than other standing areas but they are not safe .... it's not the standing that improved footie - it was the fact you could choose WHERE you stood, so you could stand with your mates instead of being sat the other end of the row ...... standing itself is crap - you come out most times smelling of [oops] coz no one can get out for a slash ...... it was the right decision to abolish it at the time and it is still the right decision now


trepie, germany does have the firms that the uk has,make no mistake about that. just that like the uk the police have got a grasp on it at the moment. standing hasnt abolished hooliganism,better and tougher policing has.

you sound like you're blaming hooliganism for hillsborough although the fences were one of the main factors and we all know why they were introduced.

as for terracing encouraging fans to wee on each other.....i've never seen or felt that on the kop or any other terrace in the land.

the old tales of celebrity fans are nothing more than exageration and at worse lies!

back to hooliganism...it's faded out because it's not fashionable anymore,simple as that. the older lads have packed up because it's not worth the jail time ie minimum 3 years for a fight, and they've got responsibilities. the younger generation would sooner be in a street gang where you can wear a hoodie,get drunk and kick someone to death and only get 2 years at most!

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Its farcical thats it would even be suggested. Thats a big NO from me

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