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Topics: 80Have the police got the resources to investigate?
Would the CPS prosecute and take anyone to court?
Would it be deemed to be a productive use of resources and time?
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Total waste of money if they do in my opinion.
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What will they do anyway, issue banning orders for fans gathering in the centre circle for about 8 minutes protesting about their club going down the pan, then quietly leaving to allow the match to resume to its conclusion? Bit different to the Oldham situation then and what happens if 500 fans do it the same next home game, ban them? Fine, so last game of the season there will be 1200 fans attending, brilliant, well thought out Turnbull, fill your f**** ng boots. Idiot.
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It would be a total waste of money and time, it would also damage the club if by some miracle it lives on – can it afford to lose 150 supporters? That’s just the ones on the pitch i imagine many others will fuck it off if these lads get prosecuted.
That said the police won’t investigate burglaries although usually have plenty resources to waste on persecuting football fans.
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It could depend on whether HP needs to get their arrest stats up, they’ll be easier to catch than real criminals. Arrest – Caution – Tick.
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Yep this government loves going after the little people but when the little people’s houses get burgled or their cars stolen, they couldn’t give a toss. Mind you seems the police are into rape big time after today’s latest disgusting revelations, absolutely tragic the way this country is going.
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Yep this government loves going after the little people but when the little people’s houses get burgled or their cars stolen, they couldn’t give a toss. Mind you seems the police are into rape big time after today’s latest disgusting revelations, absolutely tragic the way this country is going.
Do you even think before you post?
1 copper out of 45,000 Met staff is a rapist and you condemn the lot of them.
Would you condemn the whole of Banbury (pop circa 45,000) if 1 person there is found guilty of rape? Thought not.
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Probably the wrong forum but the Met recruitment procedure is terribly flawed, even their own boss says so and has stated he could sack plenty of his current staff if a proper probe was launched. Let’s not forget the poor girl arrested under COVID laws on the streets of London not long ago, driven to a wood, raped, murdered and buried in the wood by a serving Met officer. Now this low life surfaces and warnings were ignored five times in his employment regarding abuse of women. No not every officer is a rapist and I apologise if that was my inference but the crap culture of abuse and racism running through its ranks means the police have been losing respect for years and with good reason. They say themselves they are badly in need of reform so pull your head out of the sand III and I won’t take lectures from you, a Swann apologist.
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Easily solved bring back fences at least 90 clubs know when part of a ground is full.
After narrowly avoiding Hillsborough II the other week that ain’t gonna happen!
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can you call it a peaceful protest when punches were raining down on stewards at the beginning?
Punches raining down is over egging the pudding a bit, that said any violence is too much. From what I saw the stewards started the shoving which then escalated.
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