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I dislike segregation means the yobs who make it necessary have won. I also think the stewards lack training it has been obvious for a long time that these youths are just there to cause trouble and nothing has been done. It is simple really just move them away from the fence. Any who object can be escorted out

Hitthebar22 wrote:

Lancaster Branch wrote:
How long before the match? Or after? Are the club meant to give us all go-pro type cameras so they can track our every move?

½ hour before, ½ hour after, and throughout. The technology is readily available, there's no argument if it's on film, and it's storable (repeat offenders). Nothings infallible, but what's up with it? CCTV footage records everywhere all the time, and the footage is used in court. It definitely stops potential offenders misbehaving.

And how many people should the club employ to film people? Where do we put them? You can be in Grange or beyond within half an hour of Holker Street.

Bad idea, poorly developed. Try again.

Lancaster Branch wrote:

Hitthebar22 wrote:
½ hour before, ½ hour after, and throughout. The technology is readily available, there's no argument if it's on film, and it's storable (repeat offenders). Nothings infallible, but what's up with it? CCTV footage records everywhere all the time, and the footage is used in court. It definitely stops potential offenders misbehaving.

And how many people should the club employ to film people? Where do we put them? You can be on Grange or beyond within half an hour of Holker Street.

Bad idea, poorly developed. Try again.

Charmed, I'm sure. You don't need "people" filming. You need someone to press an on button to record footage from a camera for 3 hours which can be stuck on a pole, or it can be recorded from any suitable point inside the ground. It's got nowt to do do with Grange or anywhere else. It's to do with brats misbehaving behind the HSE - trying to rile opposition fans so we get scenes like Saturday against Blackburn. They were as bad as I've seen in the last few years.

Rough down Grange like

Why not go the whole nine yards and get the club to hire a helicopter for surveillance or even a task force team on standby. By the way what is Alan Titchmarsh doing with himself these days.

All be sorted if everyone just went and watched the game and got behind the team.

Hitthebar22 wrote:

Lancaster Branch wrote:
And how many people should the club employ to film people? Where do we put them? You can be on Grange or beyond within half an hour of Holker Street.

Bad idea, poorly developed. Try again.

Charmed, I'm sure. You don't need "people" filming. You need someone to press an on button to record footage from a camera for 3 hours which can be stuck on a pole, or it can be recorded from any suitable point inside the ground. It's got nowt to do do with Grange or anywhere else. It's to do with brats misbehaving behind the HSE - trying to rile opposition fans so we get scenes like Saturday against Blackburn.

Where do you think they'll be half an hour after the game ends? Stood on a dark and desolate Holker End waving at your camera or out on the streets of Hindpool and beyond? And half an hour before? I have no interest in looking at teenage boys but are they there snarling and hissing as soon as the turnstile opens?

Whilst the game is on the stewards and police should be able to handle matters without mass surveillance of anyone with three stripes on their trainers. I'm sure they are capable.

give free lolipops and then pen them in....at the x bar corner...problem solved..lol

so Blackburn fans throw trainers bottles jump the barriers let off a flare s an bring glass bottles in the ground and its all the kids fault think the shoe should be on the other foot here but its always barrow s fault an that's how its bin for years time to sort it all out was in the holker street end an was hit by a sprite bottle an its wasn t thrown by a barrow fan was it

clem wrote:so Blackburn fans throw trainers

The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:

clem wrote:so Blackburn fans throw trainers

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Hi all, Blackburn fan in peace.

Just like to say you lot put up a good fight (on the pitch, no need for anything off it) and were unlucky to lose with the last kick of the game. Obviously we didn't field our strongest side but a lot of first teamers played in the second half and you kept us out for 45 minutes of it, fair play, if I'm honest I was expecting a win by 3 or 4 goals. Off the pitch, I agree with whoever said that the segregation is inadequate. 5th tier or not, 2 piddly little fences aren't up to the job when any half decent following is in that corner. Our lot weren't blameless in the scuffles that occurred, however that corner of 10 to 15 "lads" had no intention of watching the game of football being played and went looking for some off-pitch action from the first minute. I hope for your club's sake that they do something about that group as they might well tar your entire fanbase.

Good luck for the season ahead, would love to see Barrow in League Two.

Lancaster Branch wrote:

Hitthebar22 wrote:
Charmed, I'm sure. You don't need "people" filming. You need someone to press an on button to record footage from a camera for 3 hours which can be stuck on a pole, or it can be recorded from any suitable point inside the ground. It's got nowt to do do with Grange or anywhere else. It's to do with brats misbehaving behind the HSE - trying to rile opposition fans so we get scenes like Saturday against Blackburn.

Where do you think they'll be half an hour after the game ends? Stood on a dark and desolate Holker End waving at your camera or out on the streets of Hindpool and beyond? And half an hour before? I have no interest in looking at teenage boys but are they there snarling and hissing as soon as the turnstile opens?

Whilst the game is on the stewards and police should be able to handle matters without mass surveillance of anyone with three stripes on their trainers. I'm sure they are capable.

You've totally missed the point.
They get arrested after they get identified from the footage. Just like if you were involved in a fight outside a pub, maybe a day or two later.

HenneysKnee wrote:Rough down Grange like

Yeah, you should have been in The Commodore the night the mild ran out...

Hitthebar22 wrote:
You've totally missed the point.

Have I? Ok.