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Apparently Huddersfield tweeted earlier that a lot of Huddersfield fans had been asked to get tickets for Ipswich fans, they went on to advise that this would not be tolerated and to stop it now - and to be down with this sort of thing.
Thankfully this notice of condemnation made my lad think it was a genius idea and he has since secured tickets in the away end.
"Back in the day" when all the clubs were putting big metal hooligan fences up with spikes, Ipswich simply lowered the standing area terrace in NS home section so that it was impossible to climb.
Away section still had the obtrusive metal fence with spikes.
By the letter of the law - It is an offence to discharge a firework or pyrotechnic article in a public place - so yes, it is illegal to fire one in the street.
It's the same as a demo march though, a mixture of authorities not knowing the law and not wanting to cause a kerfuffle.
Scot Gov recently looked at creating it to be an offence to discharge a pyrotechnic article within a certain distance of a football stadium - without realising it is already an offence.
A football stadium is not a public place however there are clear posters displayed banning their use and I would expect a 4 year ban for doing so.
I was in the Midlands today and was going to get a Cov ticket to see the game - but I simply can’t handle it and I’ve driven back to work and I’m gonna watch it in a Norwich pub
My lad (RKD) lives in Sheffield and was going to train back to Ipswich and watch it in the family home - but instead he’s got a Uber from Sheffield to Cov to go to the game.