Perhaps, it is an insurance risk issue rather than a public order issue.
Maybe Ken Bates should should apply for an entertainment licence for ER similar to Roundhay Park, although that may indeed stop KB from making an appearance for a while ;o))
> Subject: Re: [LU] standing
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> Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:22:34 +0100
>
> On Mon, September 11, 2006 1:55 pm, DAVID NATTAN wrote:
> > Can anyone out there explain how come it is so dangerous to have fans
> > standing still in the seats in the Kop that Leeds Town Safety Council
> > (or whatever they are called) keep threatening to close us down, yet,
> > that same group have let 90,000 Robbie Williams fans standing \ dancing\
> > swaying etc in an open park, on a hill - which could have been soaking
> > wet- without any security barriers or emergency gangways ?
>
> Very good question - I asked the same thing in a WACCOE thread. I can
> just see 96 walking up and down in his orange jacket saying "can you stop
> dancing please gents?".
>
> Stupid, stupid, stupid, knee-jerk law made to penalise football fans and
> protect S Yorks police.
>
> And on Bank Holiday Sunday we stood all game in the Leepings lane end at
> Hillsbrough without a single steward asking us to sit down at any time.
>
>
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> oh alright then :-)
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