| Not sure why they're banned in the UK 22:37 - Sep 15 with 2982 views | FrimleyBlue |
Would take pack put PR to another level
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:01 - Sep 15 with 2862 views | MattinLondon |
You’re just looking for an argument aren’t you? |  | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:24 - Sep 15 with 2818 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:01 - Sep 15 by MattinLondon |
You’re just looking for an argument aren’t you? |
Erm not really. I think it's obvious why they're banned. Just thought that whilst that's the case.. can't help but think it still looks brilliant. | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 08:30 - Sep 16 with 2426 views | clive_baker |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:24 - Sep 15 by FrimleyBlue |
Erm not really. I think it's obvious why they're banned. Just thought that whilst that's the case.. can't help but think it still looks brilliant. |
‘Not sure why they’re banned’
‘I think it’s obvious why they’re banned’
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:03 - Sep 16 with 2319 views | dirtyboy |
They're obviously dangerous.
However, I still love them (wouldn't bring them to a game for clarity)
God knows how many close calls we've had on family bonfire nights with myself, brother, friends and cousins all lighting rockets at once and legging it leaving some poor sod panicking when theirs isn't lit, everyone esle's is and they don't want to let the side down lol!
A bit of blue and white smoke would be ace though. |  | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:09 - Sep 16 with 2284 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Posts like this perfectly illustrate why you get the responses on here that you do. |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:10 - Sep 16 with 2283 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:01 - Sep 15 by MattinLondon |
You’re just looking for an argument aren’t you? |
He’s just being an ar$e. |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:18 - Sep 16 with 2253 views | WD19 |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:09 - Sep 16 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Posts like this perfectly illustrate why you get the responses on here that you do. |
He meant Greeks, not pyrotechnics. |  | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:32 - Sep 16 with 2201 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:18 - Sep 16 by WD19 |
He meant Greeks, not pyrotechnics. |
We've banned Greeks? Is this because Prince Phillip died? | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:34 - Sep 16 with 2192 views | Ryorry |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:32 - Sep 16 by Cheltenham_Blue |
We've banned Greeks? Is this because Prince Phillip died? |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:37 - Sep 16 with 2169 views | MattinLondon |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:24 - Sep 15 by FrimleyBlue |
Erm not really. I think it's obvious why they're banned. Just thought that whilst that's the case.. can't help but think it still looks brilliant. |
They do look brilliant. But apparently some people can’t breathe properly but are able to walk down the street breathing in car flumes….obviously I’m just trying to wind people up…but I am right. | | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:42 - Sep 16 with 2126 views | GeoffSentence |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:24 - Sep 15 by FrimleyBlue |
Erm not really. I think it's obvious why they're banned. Just thought that whilst that's the case.. can't help but think it still looks brilliant. |
It is also obvious that people don't get your sense of humour. |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:51 - Sep 16 with 2077 views | Ryorry |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:42 - Sep 16 by GeoffSentence |
It is also obvious that people don't get your sense of humour. |
Or colour scheme. | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:52 - Sep 16 with 2076 views | Oldsmoker |
Red!! - I don't think so. |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:50 - Sep 16 with 1813 views | itfcsuth |
Looks nice and safe....
Listen, I don't mind the odd blue smoke bomb going off now and again, but lighting up a football stadium like a New Years Eve display probably isn't the best idea. |  | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:59 - Sep 16 with 1779 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 09:09 - Sep 16 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Posts like this perfectly illustrate why you get the responses on here that you do. |
What's that then. Its been a while. | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 14:42 - Sep 16 with 1682 views | Stewart27 |
They look cool.
Shame it can’t happen at PR. |  | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 18:19 - Sep 16 with 1530 views | ibbleobble |
The stadium didn’t burn down. Nobody died or were injured. The game wasn’t delayed. I’m sure a few Olympiacos supporters with asthma or other breathing ailments complained on a forum although there were no reported spikes or severe cases reported in hospitals or mentioned in the Piraeus gazette.
…but there could have been.
This debate has rumbled on for years. Fun and risk versus not.
TWTDs demographic are far more #staysafe so this conversation always gets skewed by opinion of an older generation less inclined to want pyrotechnics. Let’s face it though, this club ever having occasion to warrant such a spectacle is a long way off! | | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 01:02 - Sep 17 with 1299 views | Ryorry |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 18:19 - Sep 16 by ibbleobble |
The stadium didn’t burn down. Nobody died or were injured. The game wasn’t delayed. I’m sure a few Olympiacos supporters with asthma or other breathing ailments complained on a forum although there were no reported spikes or severe cases reported in hospitals or mentioned in the Piraeus gazette.
…but there could have been.
This debate has rumbled on for years. Fun and risk versus not.
TWTDs demographic are far more #staysafe so this conversation always gets skewed by opinion of an older generation less inclined to want pyrotechnics. Let’s face it though, this club ever having occasion to warrant such a spectacle is a long way off! |
You think only older people have asthma or other respiratory conditions? | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 01:08 - Sep 17 with 1291 views | Ely_Blue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 23:24 - Sep 15 by FrimleyBlue |
Erm not really. I think it's obvious why they're banned. Just thought that whilst that's the case.. can't help but think it still looks brilliant. |
What a prize d1ck you are!
“Can’t help but think it looks brilliant” - I’m sure it does on tv (or iFollow in your case). I know this is hard for you but put yourself in the situation of actually being at the game and you or one of the people you are with gets hit by one of these!
As has previously been said you wonder why you draw the comments that you do 🙄🤦â€â™‚ï¸ |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 01:19 - Sep 17 with 1280 views | jeera |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 18:19 - Sep 16 by ibbleobble |
The stadium didn’t burn down. Nobody died or were injured. The game wasn’t delayed. I’m sure a few Olympiacos supporters with asthma or other breathing ailments complained on a forum although there were no reported spikes or severe cases reported in hospitals or mentioned in the Piraeus gazette.
…but there could have been.
This debate has rumbled on for years. Fun and risk versus not.
TWTDs demographic are far more #staysafe so this conversation always gets skewed by opinion of an older generation less inclined to want pyrotechnics. Let’s face it though, this club ever having occasion to warrant such a spectacle is a long way off! |
"Fun and risk versus not."
They're not legal.
You're making out it's some kill-joy fans who make the decision they aren't in the grounds.
It's not complicated. Whilst they are illegal this 'debate' is in your head only. |  |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 07:20 - Sep 17 with 1158 views | Plums |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 18:19 - Sep 16 by ibbleobble |
The stadium didn’t burn down. Nobody died or were injured. The game wasn’t delayed. I’m sure a few Olympiacos supporters with asthma or other breathing ailments complained on a forum although there were no reported spikes or severe cases reported in hospitals or mentioned in the Piraeus gazette.
…but there could have been.
This debate has rumbled on for years. Fun and risk versus not.
TWTDs demographic are far more #staysafe so this conversation always gets skewed by opinion of an older generation less inclined to want pyrotechnics. Let’s face it though, this club ever having occasion to warrant such a spectacle is a long way off! |
Pah. Unless you've seen the North Stand festooned with bog roll, you have no idea what an 'atmosphere' is.
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:00 - Sep 17 with 928 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 01:08 - Sep 17 by Ely_Blue |
What a prize d1ck you are!
“Can’t help but think it looks brilliant” - I’m sure it does on tv (or iFollow in your case). I know this is hard for you but put yourself in the situation of actually being at the game and you or one of the people you are with gets hit by one of these!
As has previously been said you wonder why you draw the comments that you do 🙄🤦â€â™‚ï¸ |
What comments are they Ely. It's been a while. | |
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:07 - Sep 17 with 903 views | ibbleobble |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 01:19 - Sep 17 by jeera |
"Fun and risk versus not."
They're not legal.
You're making out it's some kill-joy fans who make the decision they aren't in the grounds.
It's not complicated. Whilst they are illegal this 'debate' is in your head only. |
You seem to miss the point a lot I’ve noticed. I’m not discussing the legality. I’m discussing whether they add to the atmosphere. We’re all on board with the fact they’re prohibited at PR (well most are). The fact they’ve been made illegal is a standard draconian response rather than a safe solution devised to incorporate them to the match day experience.
And yes, there’s been plenty of kill-joy fans moaning about the occasional blue smoke bomb over the years irrespective of legality. [Post edited 17 Sep 2022 13:57]
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| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:39 - Sep 17 with 853 views | BrentwoodBlagger2 |
I'm sure the family of the Welsh fan who died after being hit in the chest by a flare that was thrown during a Wales game in 1993 would explain why they are banned. | | | |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 16:16 - Sep 17 with 722 views | Ely_Blue |
| Not sure why they're banned in the UK on 13:39 - Sep 17 by BrentwoodBlagger2 |
I'm sure the family of the Welsh fan who died after being hit in the chest by a flare that was thrown during a Wales game in 1993 would explain why they are banned. |
“Yeah but I bet it looked good” | |
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