' PREMIR LEAGUE/SMOKE BOMBS '

Everton fans at Chelsea today


And Stoke fans v Southampton today

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United had a few as well. I'm going to try and find the Liverpool one from last week. Insane

Liverpool at Fulham last week

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Chelsea ones look class

A few dawn raids pencilled in by plod duing the close season.

Bans all round, stupid sods.

Looks quite decent.

Looks quite decent.

Hope they enjoy looking at pics of the game as that's all they'll be able to see of them when their ban comes into play...

At least they got there colors right!

Nice!

A few dawn raids pencilled in by plod duing the close season.

Bans all round, stupid sods.

Bit pathetic really. They should be out solving real crimes in my opinion. Anything to make it look like the governments revenue collection service is doing something useful.

A few dawn raids pencilled in by plod duing the close season.

Bans all round, stupid sods.

Bit pathetic really. They should be out solving real crimes in my opinion. Anything to make it look like the governments revenue collection service is doing something useful.[/quote


If you let one off in St Davids centre, what punishment if any would be appropriate ?

A few dawn raids pencilled in by plod duing the close season.

Bans all round, stupid sods.

Bit pathetic really. They should be out solving real crimes in my opinion. Anything to make it look like the governments revenue collection service is doing something useful.[/quote


If you let one off in St Davids centre, what punishment if any would be appropriate ?

Straightforward Public Order offence.

Punishment - depends whether person has a criminal record and whether anyone was injured as a result of the act. A community order would seem appropriate

Being sports related means a ban added to the above.

Better than our green ones. They've really become common this season at British matches. I remember we had one at Palace last season in the Carling Cup but recently there's been hardly an away game without one with City.

Personally, I don't mind them apart from when they're thrown like at Peterborough.

another health and safety

There were at least 3 thrown onto the pitch at Wigan today and, after the match, I saw another 5 or 6 with people running with them on the pitch.

You forgot the Swansea v fulham game

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I love how popular they've become, home and away in Britain. Looks great, adds to the atmosphere and its being proved they are safe.

As long as they aren't thrown onto the pitch during play though

I love how popular they've become, home and away in Britain. Looks great, adds to the atmosphere and its being proved they are safe.

As long as they aren't thrown onto the pitch during play though

They're not safe those with asthma or COPD or respiratory problems and the smoke inhalation can cause attacks.

Would love to see a few blue ones at our games like the ones Everton had yesterday.

I love how popular they've become, home and away in Britain. Looks great, adds to the atmosphere and its being proved they are safe.

As long as they aren't thrown onto the pitch during play though

They're not safe those with asthma or COPD or respiratory problems and the smoke inhalation can cause attacks.

It's not actual smoke though, it's just coloured harmless gas essentially.

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Adds to the atmosphere, blue only, forget anything red, red shite NEVER

Adds to the atmosphere, blue only, forget anything red, red shite NEVER

Good post, let me know where you're going to let yours off, so I can link your action with the court report!

How much do you reckon it will cost you in fines and how many years do you reckon you'll get banned from attending games for then?

I love how popular they've become, home and away in Britain. Looks great, adds to the atmosphere and its being proved they are safe.

As long as they aren't thrown onto the pitch during play though

They're not safe those with asthma or COPD or respiratory problems and the smoke inhalation can cause attacks.

It's not actual smoke though, it's just coloured harmless gas essentially.

It's however not oxygen and can trigger attacks