Alright, read Omega Mans view on it then tell me differently.
He has a valid point. I'll 'listen again' later as I've had it on at work but I'd be surprised if there wasn't representative balance.
Alright, read Omega Mans view on it then tell me differently.
I've seen the reporting of the report now
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/s...-rain-fans-indulging-post-covid-carnival.html
A few interesting quotes from Prof Pearson analysing it...'he warned that a measured response is required, since he believes a return to heavy-handed policing at matches will only make matters worse.'...'Now is not the time to panic,' added the University of Manchester academic. 'We are not going back to the 1980s. I would expect things to settle down because I would expect football fan behaviour to settle down and the football fan policing operations to get back up and running in terms of those relationships that have been damaged by the lockdown.'
He seems to disagree with you that its a return to the 80's (let alone the 70's that you suggested)
Currently, the Home Secretary and Opposition are competing for who has the most moronic and outdated drug policy with their ‘name and shame’ bollocks. Since they’re into throwbacks, I wonder if alcohol prohibition is back on the cards.

We've never had alcohol prohibition. The USA showed that didn't work. A daft senior copper once called for a banning of alcohol sales and consumption on the day of a friendly against Leeds. That was soon dismissed when it was realised there was an awards night at the Guildhall and even worse there was a Chamber Of Commerce do designed to show representatives from Europe what a vibrant place Hull was to visit for a break. Our normal opening hours are ridiculously short to them so heaven knows what they would have made of having to drink mineral water and orange juice all day and walking past closed pubs and bars.![]()
Think Burnsy and whoever have picked a topic at a very bad time when we are trying to resurrect the clubs fortunes - but the British press are notorious for this to pander to the ignorant, superior , tabloid reading or tutting public - take your pic.
It was the club, who announced this morning that they would be having sniffer dogs at games from now on, to try and deal with the increase in drug taking at games. So you should probably blame them for the timing (or maybe they were just giving the yoof a heads up, so they could avoid getting nicked).
I think it will be checked, and rightly so. But it’s still miles safer than in the 80’sI sincerely hope that's the case. If it goes unchecked though it's only going to increase IMHO.
I think it will be checked, and rightly so. But it’s still miles safer than in the 80’s
It was the club, who announced this morning that they would be having sniffer dogs at games from now on, to try and deal with the increase in drug taking at games. So you should probably blame them for the timing (or maybe they were just giving the yoof a heads up, so they could avoid getting nicked).
Club announcements circulate to the fans not to the public at large , easy and untimely as I say to grab this . I fully support the dog checks etc drugs are a scourge wherever they are used .It was the club, who announced this morning that they would be having sniffer dogs at games from now on, to try and deal with the increase in drug taking at games. So you should probably blame them for the timing (or maybe they were just giving the yoof a heads up, so they could avoid getting nicked).
Exactly. Drug prohibition doesn’t work either.
There could come a time when cannabis is legalised but can't see it ever happening for cocaine, heroin and some others,
Doesn’t have to be legalised, but the whole lot should be decriminalised.
Won't happen. Mind you, if they had only just discovered alcohol and tobacco they wouldn't be licensed for sale either.
Not here, probably. But Portugal has shown that decriminalisation of all drugs is more beneficial than criminalisation and ‘crackdowns’ on drugs.
Sniffer dogs seem to be far more prevalent in England than up here.I've never seen a sniffer dog in Glasgow anywhere near a pub,never mind a Football Stadium.It was the club, who announced this morning that they would be having sniffer dogs at games from now on, to try and deal with the increase in drug taking at games. So you should probably blame them for the timing (or maybe they were just giving the yoof a heads up, so they could avoid getting nicked).
Sniffer dogs seem to be far more prevalent in England than up here.I've never seen a sniffer dog in Glasgow anywhere near a pub,never mind a Football Stadium.
They are a huge deterrent in my opinion so I'm not sure why they're not in use North of the border(she does like to be different though and sees alcohol as the big evil in Scotland)?
Club announcements circulate to the fans not to the public at large , easy and untimely as I say to grab this . I fully support the dog checks etc drugs are a scourge wherever they are used .