" Stewards scuffling with Cardiff fans "

I screamed and swore at the ref, so come get me!!!

Come get the other 1000,s who swore at the ref!!!!!

Eject us all for inappropriate behaviour!!!!

Yea its utter Bollocks this steward wants to take people on let's single him out next game can't wait to give it to him.

Not allowed to shout abuse any more at a football match, it's a heinous crime!

Hope your wife gets raped. Passion

You obviously never been to Millwall then. Ha ha.

You obviously haven't you plastic tw*t.

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Ian John Ball ·
I worked for 5 yrs at the Millenium when the football was taken there, our approach would be a quiet word with someone who was over zealous, if he became abusive back then you'd simply let the OB do there job wether they had a quiet word or took him out. The only time a few would go in was in a snatch squad to get a persistant trouble maker and 9 out of 10 occasions this would be at Concerts not matches. Maybe some of the stewards need a refresher on how to deal with the public, be littling someone never works it just aggrivates the situ as shown by yesterday. Its never been the same since Karen died RIP she was the best on the terraces always a smile and courtious, but still took no shit .

Ely bridge? That's just stupid come over to Grangetown playing fields away from public eye. And we have a row.

Exactly what Annis is saying guys. This steward "Cooner Mawn"?? no 57 did not have to re-act they way he did. All her needed do was go in with a supervisor (after the fan stopped screaming at the ref, which is not a bloody crime). BUT this steward antagonised the situation and actually when the cops took the guy out, this steward was walking around chest puffed up, laughing.

LET'S START A PETITION TO GET STEWARD CONNER MAWN, NO 57 SACKED!!

This will be for the good of the club.

Ummmm just to let you know the steward isn't called Connor Mawn, Connor Mawn is the brother of the man who was arrested.

Exactly what Annis is saying guys. This steward "Cooner Mawn"?? no 57 did not have to re-act they way he did. All her needed do was go in with a supervisor (after the fan stopped screaming at the ref, which is not a bloody crime). BUT this steward antagonised the situation and actually when the cops took the guy out, this steward was walking around chest puffed up, laughing.

LET'S START A PETITION TO GET STEWARD CONNER MAWN, NO 57 SACKED!!

This will be for the good of the club.

Ummmm just to let you know the steward isn't called Connor Mawn, Connor Mawn is the brother of the man who was arrested.

This is classic AAMB comedy gold.

Either way he's a very ill man. Turn my stomach be f***ed.

What a bunch of w****rs, and all city fans sticking up for that tw*t of a steward you are w****rs to, the lad even if he was shouting abuse he paid hard earned money to go see the game he should be entitled to shout what he wants, what do the stewards want us to do next not sing, bunch of w****rs !!!!!

What a bunch of w****rs, and all city fans sticking up for that tw*t of a steward you are w****rs to, the lad even if he was shouting abuse he paid hard earned money to go see the game he should be entitled to shout what he wants, what do the stewards want us to do next not sing, bunch of w****rs !!!!!

Well said

Bet the Cardiff fan was just being a knob

Jon, he had been persistently abusive for some time and was warned (partly because he was sat behind a group of female supporters, I think) because some of the things he was shouting were well out of order!

When he continued, a decision was taken to remove him and a very minor scuffle broke out until a police officer calmly took him away, to his credit. The entourage of 'Response' people made it look worse than it really was

Another of the Stewards also warned another small group further over regarding their chanting towards Rotherham fans shortly after and there were a few verbals directed at him but he appeared to have pretty thick skin to be fair. You need it for that thankless job! LOL

All in all, neither incident were too much to worry about but it must have looked worse than it was with the size of the group that surrounded him!

Chris I saw it from about 8 rows further back, I did not hear anything of course and if females are about there is no need to get verbal.
But what is the problem with football banter with other fans, as long as theres no trouble? ?

We need an atmosphere.

Annis, to be fair it was funny for a while and I think those around him (including me) may have inadvertently encouraged him with our laughter at some of the things that were being shouted, as in the main, it was funny and even a couple of the Rotherham players were laughing on the touchline!

But (as often happens) things took a turn for the worse and some of the things being shouted were not warranted and can only be deemed 'offensive'

It was the same with the other group. Some hilarious shouts/songs until the word 'paedophile' was used and at that point a lone Steward put a stop to it quickly. I can' fault him for that and he took some 'stick' for it, too!

Like you, I love the banter; always have. It certainly adds to the atmosphere, but sometimes boundaries are well crossed and today was one of those occasions

Bet the Cardiff fan was just being a knob

Jon, he had been persistently abusive for some time and was warned (partly because he was sat behind a group of female supporters, I think) because some of the things he was shouting were well out of order!

When he continued, a decision was taken to remove him and a very minor scuffle broke out until a police officer calmly took him away, to his credit. The entourage of 'Response' people made it look worse than it really was

Another of the Stewards also warned another small group further over regarding their chanting towards Rotherham fans shortly after and there were a few verbals directed at him but he appeared to have pretty thick skin to be fair. You need it for that thankless job! LOL

All in all, neither incident were too much to worry about but it must have looked worse than it was with the size of the group that surrounded him!

Chris I saw it from about 8 rows further back, I did not hear anything of course and if females are about there is no need to get verbal.
But what is the problem with football banter with other fans, as long as theres no trouble? ?

We need an atmosphere.

Annis, to be fair it was funny for a while and I think those around him (including me) may have inadvertently encouraged him with our laughter at some of the things that were being shouted, as in the main, it was funny and even a couple of the Rotherham players were laughing on the touchline!

But (as often happens) things took a turn for the worse and some of the things being shouted were not warranted and can only be deemed 'offensive'

It was the same with the other group. Some hilarious shouts/songs until the word 'paedophile' was used and at that point a lone Steward put a stop to it quickly. I can' fault him for that and he took some 'stick' for it, too!

Like you, I love the banter; always have. It certainly adds to the atmosphere, but sometimes boundaries are well crossed and today was one of those occasions

Chris, What I am hearing from fans like you that were close by, was that the City fan went to far,but also the steward went to far. It will be the City fan who gets banned.

All I want is some good fun banter back, without it getting out of control, but Nash does not believe there should be banter with away fans and has vowed to stop it and he's virtually won and killed the stadium of atmosphere.

One mans boundaries is not the same as the next. Arsenal moaning because Stoke fans singing at Aaron Ramsey he walks with a limp. Ohh come on I can't imagine Aaron running off crying.Its football Lads

The question is, would the stewards have picked on the small groups of City fans if the crowd had been a lot bigger? the answer is NO.

The loyal fans left get picked on, why because stewards are bored and the club have for the last 5 years continuoly not looked after its loyal fans instead hounded them out.

I will never forget Nash's words to those who said they never liked the Red, "If you don't like it, you know where the door is"

The two 117 stewards are good lads. Speak to fans with respect and are City fans who love the atmosphere and banter. The orange jacket wankers - another matter

What atmosphere and banter??? Are you at a different ground. Lmao

Tgats what they like and prefer. Not what we are getting. Its a shame though, i switched away from 117 2 seasons ago. It used to be a great block

Bet the Cardiff fan was just being a knob

Jon, he had been persistently abusive for some time and was warned (partly because he was sat behind a group of female supporters, I think) because some of the things he was shouting were well out of order!

When he continued, a decision was taken to remove him and a very minor scuffle broke out until a police officer calmly took him away, to his credit. The entourage of 'Response' people made it look worse than it really was

Another of the Stewards also warned another small group further over regarding their chanting towards Rotherham fans shortly after and there were a few verbals directed at him but he appeared to have pretty thick skin to be fair. You need it for that thankless job! LOL

All in all, neither incident were too much to worry about but it must have looked worse than it was with the size of the group that surrounded him!

Chris I saw it from about 8 rows further back, I did not hear anything of course and if females are about there is no need to get verbal.
But what is the problem with football banter with other fans, as long as theres no trouble? ?

We need an atmosphere.

Annis, to be fair it was funny for a while and I think those around him (including me) may have inadvertently encouraged him with our laughter at some of the things that were being shouted, as in the main, it was funny and even a couple of the Rotherham players were laughing on the touchline!

But (as often happens) things took a turn for the worse and some of the things being shouted were not warranted and can only be deemed 'offensive'

It was the same with the other group. Some hilarious shouts/songs until the word 'paedophile' was used and at that point a lone Steward put a stop to it quickly. I can' fault him for that and he took some 'stick' for it, too!

Like you, I love the banter; always have. It certainly adds to the atmosphere, but sometimes boundaries are well crossed and today was one of those occasions

Chris, What I am hearing from fans like you that were close by, was that the City fan went to far,but also the steward went to far. It will be the City fan who gets banned.

All I want is some good fun banter back, without it getting out of control, but Nash does not believe there should be banter with away fans and has vowed to stop it and he's virtually won and killed the stadium of atmosphere.

Annis, I fully agree with all of that

The one steward (not sure if it was the same one) jumped over the fence in front of me like he was in the SAS and that is really what drew our attention to the incident!

My views on what Wayne Nash has 'achieved' since he made the massive jump from Groundsman to Stadium Manager are all known and akin to the appointment of the student painter as our CEO (or whatever he was called)

I think it's died all over the ground fella not just 117.

I think it's died all over the ground fella not just 117.

The club killed 116/117 and thats where the atmosphere should be at its best

Thought the atmosphere in 116/117 was the best it's been for a long time against Rotherham Saturday it has been like a funeral parlour of late.

Thought the atmosphere in 116/117 was the best it's been for a long time against Rotherham Saturday it has been like a funeral parlour of late.

And even then it was shite Chief. That's how bad it has got when that was considered the best in ages

Thought the atmosphere in 116/117 was the best it's been for a long time against Rotherham Saturday it has been like a funeral parlour of late.

And even then it was shite Chief. That's how bad it has got when that was considered the best in ages

Yea your right mate. Lol. the worst thing we did was move over the road. What I'd give for a day bk at Ninian Park. Teams used to hate coming there it was a fortress.

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Ian John Ball ·
I worked for 5 yrs at the Millenium when the football was taken there, our approach would be a quiet word with someone who was over zealous, if he became abusive back then you'd simply let the OB do there job wether they had a quiet word or took him out. The only time a few would go in was in a snatch squad to get a persistant trouble maker and 9 out of 10 occasions this would be at Concerts not matches. Maybe some of the stewards need a refresher on how to deal with the public, be littling someone never works it just aggrivates the situ as shown by yesterday. Its never been the same since Karen died RIP she was the best on the terraces always a smile and courtious, but still took no shit .

A lot of this makes sense Annis. The stewards at CCS have been overbearing for some time, especially to home fans!!! I've heard from loads that the policy of sitting everyone down came from Tan, but even though he's never there now, the culture of bully boy tactics is still there.

To be honest, you're better off being dealt with by a copper than a steward. At least they are trained properly.


The CCTV should work in the fans' favour too. If they can see this twerp antagonising, get rid.

Not excusing the bad language around women and kids though. Shout at the ref, YES!!

Thought the atmosphere in 116/117 was the best it's been for a long time against Rotherham Saturday it has been like a funeral parlour of late.

And even then it was shite Chief. That's how bad it has got when that was considered the best in ages

Yea your right mate. Lol. the worst thing we did was move over the road. What I'd give for a day bk at Ninian Park. Teams used to hate coming there it was a fortress.