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Good to hear and to see it done quickly.
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Nice to see those ridiculous bans under Hilton lifted, will the phone chucker be the first person banned under the new ownership?, well he did break the club’s rules on throwing objects onto the pitch and remember it applies home and away.
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The fact the new owner has worked at the Iron during the Swann era is a bonus IMO for helping to get an amicable agreement over GP, it wasn’t like Swann and Hilton had the most cordial of relationships over that particular matter.
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Nice to see those ridiculous bans under Hilton lifted, will the phone chucker be the first person banned under the new ownership?, well he did break the club’s rules on throwing objects onto the pitch and remember it applies home and away.
This banning has to be as much of a priority as the unbanning. However, could be difficult for Smelliott.
herbylovesdave is a parody. The real Jason Herbert is now claiming to be working with the club to ban fans again.
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good news the bans have been overturned … surely mr Herbert is not being so lucky, do the club need ‘fans” like him acting up like he is actually part of the club staff hanging about like a bad smell
Regardless of any other behaviour, throwing an object (a phone) onto the pitch merits a ban. It’s against the club’s own rules.
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