LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND

Hey everyone.

I have just retrieved my season pass from my good friends at Red Badge.  c**ts.

Anyway, it reminded me that when I got kicked out last week, I had my friends collect my grey jacket from my seat.

They went ahead and collected all grey items of clothing from around the ground.

Most have been reunited with their owners, but one is still outstanding.  It doesn't fit me, so I'm prepared to return it.

It is a grey Adidas zip up hoodie.  You will have to further describe it, and tell me its size, in order to get it back.

If it's not claimed by Saturday then it will become part of the prize pool for the Capital Football Federation teams' quiz night and will be given away on Monday night to some deserving (or not) teenager.

PM me.

Smithy.
smithy2462007-12-13 16:15:06

What'd you get kicked out for?
Arsenal2007-12-13 17:24:03

What'd you get kicked out for?
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I got kicked out for asking why someone was getting kicked out.

Seriously.

Excuse my scepticism, but there will be more to it than that....I saw a guy being removed from the stadium on Friday night for something similar but a few points......1/ he was totally s%tfaced and being obnoxious...2/ he was being very rude to the Red badge guy and wouldn't listen to what he was being told and 3/ he then got very abusive....gee no wonder he got thrown out.......

Were you asking about that Liverpool guy?

Ooo you're a sharp one Buzz.  You're right too.  I used a bit of dirty language.

I don't think Red Badge are lenient.  I think they are morons.  I think they unnecessarily inflame situations when they throw people out for doing sweet f**k all.  I think they abuse the little bit of power they are given and I think they look for any opportunity to do so.

The friend of mine they were throwing out the other night was boozed, and had been causing a bit of hassle, but he was also 18 and about 60 kilos and didn't require four Neanderthal halfwits manhandling him out of the ground in order to be quieted down. 

All he really needed was a talking to and to be sent back to another part of the ground with threats of a trespass notice if he did it again.  But that would have required the intervention of someone with a double digit IQ.  And those sorts of people don't work for Red Badge.
smithy2462007-12-13 22:45:41

Actually they don't do that bad a job. A lot of them are giving their meager fee to a fund raising call for some special ocassion and I am not talking about a piss up. I was talking to a couple of them and I know they are not your average club bouncers.

Agree LG also think its being a little harsh to state things as if all the red badge people are the same.Admit some of them seem to go over the top with their power and just dont want to listen,but there are others of them who are more than reasonable. Its much the same as  when people label all of YF in with the dicks who throw beer and the odd bottle,we all get pretty defensive when that happens.

Quoted for truth

I wandered down to the game last Friday with a bit of a buzz (that Sassy Red is a f**king good drop) but unlike most (i'd argue all but i can't say for certain after one game) of the lot that get thrown out - and like most of the Fever - i was there to enjoy the football and the atmosphere.

One of the security guys on the field was chatting with the fans and involved in a bit of banter while keeping an eye on the goings-on further up the stand. Overall i was pretty happy with the security.

It's an attitude problem, and just quietly i don't think it's the security company.

Ballane, fair call. Coolian I hope your there tomorrow for more enjoyment too.

Alas, back in Auckland now. Should have looked harder at the schedule before booking my flight home

Well said LG....why is it that some people expect different treatment because they are football supporters.....he was causing trouble but he should have been sent to another part of the ground??  causing trouble will lead to you being removed from the venue......