| Back to the bad olde days 12:37 - Mar 18 with 595 views | bwildered |
Crowd disturbances in recent matches ( not WHCS ),does this mean a return to the bad olde days ?
Fining clubs would have no effect due to the monies they receive, banning them from competitions would result in lucrative games elsewhere in the world . So what is the answer , |  |
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| Back to the bad olde days on 13:04 - Mar 18 with 584 views | Leadbelly |
I doubt we would arrange many lucrative foreign trips should we be banned.
The solution is quite simple. If fans misbehave, home or away, the club should be made to play a home game behind closed doors. Do it again and it will be five home games. Offend for a third time and it becomes a whole season, no tickets for away games and automatic relegation. |  |
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| Back to the bad olde days (n/t) on 12:35 - Mar 19 with 532 views | TheOldOakTree |
| Back to the bad olde days on 13:04 - Mar 18 by Leadbelly |
I doubt we would arrange many lucrative foreign trips should we be banned.
The solution is quite simple. If fans misbehave, home or away, the club should be made to play a home game behind closed doors. Do it again and it will be five home games. Offend for a third time and it becomes a whole season, no tickets for away games and automatic relegation. |
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| Back to the bad olde days on 13:39 - Mar 19 with 506 views | Leadbelly |
Real or fake, I guarantee there are loads of fans who know the identity of trouble makers but do or say nothing when trouble occurs. If sanctions were to affect them I believe many would come forward because it would be in their power to prevent sanctions that would affect them most as well as their beloved club. | |
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