You see how fast you replyed to my post, just imagine the club seeing that, the very idea of a lawsuit, just need someone who may have been effected today, and jobs a good one.
Followed by a chant of “we’re Birmingham city, we’ll do what we want”.An accident
Won't happan now, its perspex screens or nets, that should be the focus.
maybe, but you could also, use it as bad public relations, getting it into the media, etc.
Issue is, there’s countless examples of people on this very forum who love this pyro shit.
It baffles me like as it’s only coloured smoke
Absolutely this. They are waiting for someone to be seriously injured by this first.
it will be down to how much it costs, as i think everyone well knows, if it was going to be cheep to fix it, and get rid of the problem do you not think they would of already done it by now.
The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 is the primary piece of legislation covering occupational health and safety in Great Britain. It's sometimes referred to as HSWA, the HSW Act, the 1974 Act or HASAWA. It sets out the general duties which: employers have towards employees and members of the public.10 Feb 2020, best way to go about it.
so the fan's in question need to give the negative attention the club don't want in other ways, maybe if RAWA and the rest put out a media statement about it, into the local and national press, see if that gets the clubs attention.
Loads of police there today. Dozens.
This for me, I dont normally moan at the club for things but the response they gave to the recent incidents regarding the missiles coming down from the away end is pathetic.
