Haha fair enough. Is it really worth pinching though.

Not really but there are enough young groups trying to be apart of the scene that I'm sure they'll take what thy can get.

Sydney away this Saturday, any suggestions for making myself stab proof?

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Bring a gun, watch it escalate.

Sydney away this Saturday, any suggestions for making myself stab proof?

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No that's this old bloke who spent like $2000 getting that made up and brings it to every game and displays it every time we do a tifo or display ruining the awesomeness of what we've done.

We've asked him to stop but he refuses. we're hoping someone nicks it. West Sydney we'll leave an opening for you!

Surely there is some top lad with a bit of gravitas within the jets scene that could just tell him to fuck off. Couldn't imagine NT or RBB allowing some lone wolf twat to ruin the displays they spend ages of time putting together.

Paris

Was that meant to be funny?

Supporters who bring smoke bombs to Everton games will face lengthy bans, the Club has warned.

The warning comes as the Premier League, Football League and Football Association launch a supporter education campaign on pyrotechnics, following a research project involving fans up and down the country.

They discovered that a third of fans have been affected by pyrotechnics and that 78 per cent want more action taken against pyro users.

The research, which was conducted with 1,635 Premier League supporters, found that 87 per cent of fans believe that pyrotechnics such as flares and smoke bombs are dangerous at matches, and that 86 percent were concerned for their safety. The same number think flares and smoke bombs are a fire risk and 79 per cent consider them to be a health hazard.

Everton have already taken action to address these issues following smoke bombs at Goodison Park this season.

Head of stadium security Dave Lewis told evertontv: "The pyrotechnics we are seeing a lot of at the moment are the smoke bomb types. While they do not burn to high temperatures, they cause a lot of problems for disabled supporters, youngsters and people with asthma.

"So far we haven't apprehended any home supporters for letting smoke bombs off but there is an active investigation from the derby match. We actually apprehended a Hull City supporter who let off a smoke bomb in the away section at Goodison earlier this season. That person has been to court, was convicted and was lucky not to go to jail - they have received a three-year football banning order."

The dangers posed by these industrial strength devices is very real and has already provided a harrowing experience for one young Everton fan.

Ruth Maddock's eight-year-old son James was hit by a pyrotechnic device at the derby at Anfield earlier this year.

She said: "At the derby at Anfield before the game started he was hit in the back of the head by a pyrotechnic. He had to be treated by St John's Ambulance for a burn to the back of the neck.

"He did go back to his seat to watch the game but he was too shaken up and had to be taken home."

Fortunately James was brave enough to continue coming to Goodison Park.

But his mother added: "It could have been so much worse. If he had turned round and been hit in the eye, or his clothes could have been set on fire. They are just so dangerous. My message would be: don't use them."

The cold hard truth is that anyone found bringing pyrotechnics into Goodison Park - or any other football ground - faces serious consequences.

"It's not a laugh. We saw people letting them off last week and they thought it was a great laugh letting off a smoke bomb in the front of the Gwladys Street," continued Mr Lewis. "The people all around had to move because it was affecting their breathing.

"It doesn't create a great atmosphere in the stadium. If you bring these devices in, you are going to get banned from not just Goodison but every stadium in the country. It's just not worth it."

Find out more about the dangers of pyrotechnics at www.facepyrofacts.co.uk.

Just because it was too high brow for you...

~12,000 Frankfurt fans @ Bordeaux last week. Amazing effort.











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What do the people behind the signs who can't see the pitch do if something happens during the game?

They sit in the bath with a razor and cut themselves. You should try it.

What a quality response. Implying that someone kill themselves. What a puerile human being you are.