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Pyrotechnics


Pyrotechnics  

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  1. 1. Pyrotechnics how does the club stop them?.

    • Have cctv closely covering known area of use,and automatically ban for life any user.
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    • Have "spotters" watching out for use and identify to police?.
      1
    • Do nothing and let the club be "sanctioned"?.
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  2. 2. Do you agree with above

    • Yes
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    • No
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Just now, MacK1950 said:

The odd flare and a few smoke bombs.

I don't recall any flares being set off by Rangers supporters at Ibrox.  

 

A few have been set off at away matches, with no action having been taken against the club.  

 

UEFA take quite a dim view of them but the laughable punishment Legia Warsaw received when their fans set off multiple flares at Ibrox tells its own story.  

 

#safespaceloyal

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2 hours ago, Bluedell said:

I'm like Gonzo. I don't recall anything by us at Ibrox over the last couple of seasons. 

I want to be clear that my judgement is not based on an incident but my own thoughts.

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Most of Ibrox is filled with season ticket holders, so it's highly unlikely you'll see any pyrotechnics. The club has CCTV in place and would certainly ban anyone who is caught letting one off, which renders the above poll redundant. 

 

Away games are another matter, with groups of friend gathering together and people knowing they can get away with a bit more.  

 

We've always had an element of nutters and Ultra fan culture (where pyro is seen as a great thing) is becoming more prevalent in the UK.  Good luck stopping the odd flare at away matches because you've got next to no chance unless you want everyone strip searched.

 

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