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Fan threatened with eviction from MCG for barracking too loud
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The Gilstapo out in force
Pakenhamsaint
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- Jan 5, 2011
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They have been there all year. The colour represents what quadrant.
Red, yellow, blue and green.
The RSA ones wear black.
I have seen undercover security as well
nobbyiscool
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No, ****wits like you did.
Lol opening segment on seven news tonight. Slow news day much.
People apparently getting assaulted every week early in the season. Security and stadiums not doing anything narrative.
Now security going way over the top not letting people barrack narrative.
Sounds like the media is out of control to me.
People apparently getting assaulted every week early in the season. Security and stadiums not doing anything narrative.
Now security going way over the top not letting people barrack narrative.
Sounds like the media is out of control to me.
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It used to be that basketball was the biggest threat to the AFL. Then it was soccer.
Both were wrong - the biggest threat to the AFL are those in their ivory tower running (or is that ruining) the game.
Both were wrong - the biggest threat to the AFL are those in their ivory tower running (or is that ruining) the game.
That much is accurate. If you're about to be thrown out, start a blue with the bloke next to you and watch security scuttle off to a safe distance.
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7's report on it:
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This is getting out of hand
Pakenhamsaint
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Ive gone to enough hawks games to know that guy goes off often.
What an incredible place we find ourselves in. The Orwellian nature of these 'officers' titles speaks to the growing thought policing entering our societies.
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"Go to the footy just to hear myself scream support my team in a manner that is inclusive and non-threatening"
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The matchday security staff have become Gestapo-like. "You're being too loud so we're taking you out back." Genuinely ridiculous stuff now
BEEG
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Umpire deserves an award
Perhaps at the 15m mark of the first quarter of every game we all chant "bald headed flog".
Will they shut the stadium?
Will they shut the stadium?
vanders
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I sit not far from this guy when I go to our games and he is always yelling constantly and security has been telling him to calm down for years.
david addison
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Not sure what's acceptable behaviour at the footy? Here's some guidelines:
If you're sitting next to me, tuck your elbows and knees in and lean away from me.
If you're sitting next to me, no cheering, no jeering, no singing the club song, no profanity, in fact no talking at all. Shut the **** up.
If you're sitting next to me, don't be drinking or eating.
If you're sitting next to me, shower immediately before attending the game.
If you're sitting next to me, stay in your seat from the time you arrive until the time you leave.
If you're sitting next to me, be in your seat 20 minutes prior to the game.
If you're sitting next to me, keep perfectly still. Don't look at me or talk to me.
If you're sitting next to me, leave early. Half time would be good. In fact stay home and watch it on tv. That way I can spread out.
Phone rules:
Don't be on your phone waving to somebody on the other side of the stadium. You look like a dick.
Don't be looking at your phone during play. If you're not interested in the game, ****ing go home.
Don't be checking the odds. If you have a gambling problem, seek help.
Don't be looking at your phone during the stairwell crush after the game. If you can't wait til you're out of the stadium it means you're addicted. Seek help.
Don't be on your phone, walking around with your elbow up.
Don't be on your phone, walking around looking down, making other people avoid you. That makes you a selfish prick.
In fact, leave the phone at home. If you forget, give it to me prior to the game and I'll return it if we cross paths at a later date.
Apart from all that, feel free to have a good time.
If you're not sitting next to me, go hog wild. Take your clothes off and shoot a rocket at the umpire for all I care.
If you would like to apply for a position as 'behavioural awareness officer', these are the necessary personality traits as advertised by the AFL:
Patience.
Understanding.
Compassion.
Communicative skill.
A thirst for blood.
On a serious note, I'm tired of footy games turning into a booze up. It leads to umpire abuse and it leads to violence. There's better drugs than alcohol. Have some dignity, and show some imagination. For those who don't know, the safe injection rooms are walking distance from the G. Gil uses it whenever he needs a convoluted solution to a simple problem. Remember when he painted interchange gates on every stadium in the country, instead of simply stripping the Swans of 4 points when they had 19 on the field? That's right. He dreamed that up with a needle in his arm. I figure if it works for Gil it'll work for me, so I headed down to those rooms, and god damned if I didn't find a convoluted solution to the umpire abuse issue, and it goes like this:
Quitting cold turkey on umpire abuse is simply too much to ask for the average footy fan, so here's a compromise. At the stadium ticket booths, choose from a menu 1 field umpire that you would like to abuse, and a maximum of 3 adjectives. This being the AFL, naturally there's a fee. Some umpires are more expensive than others. If you want to abuse a nobody such as Chris Donlon, it's $5.00. More popular umps such as Ray Chamberlain will put you back $50.00. A mild description, such as 'white maggot' will set you back 50 cents per use, while '**** ******* ****** ******' will be more expensive.
If you're sitting next to me, tuck your elbows and knees in and lean away from me.
If you're sitting next to me, no cheering, no jeering, no singing the club song, no profanity, in fact no talking at all. Shut the **** up.
If you're sitting next to me, don't be drinking or eating.
If you're sitting next to me, shower immediately before attending the game.
If you're sitting next to me, stay in your seat from the time you arrive until the time you leave.
If you're sitting next to me, be in your seat 20 minutes prior to the game.
If you're sitting next to me, keep perfectly still. Don't look at me or talk to me.
If you're sitting next to me, leave early. Half time would be good. In fact stay home and watch it on tv. That way I can spread out.
Phone rules:
Don't be on your phone waving to somebody on the other side of the stadium. You look like a dick.
Don't be looking at your phone during play. If you're not interested in the game, ****ing go home.
Don't be checking the odds. If you have a gambling problem, seek help.
Don't be looking at your phone during the stairwell crush after the game. If you can't wait til you're out of the stadium it means you're addicted. Seek help.
Don't be on your phone, walking around with your elbow up.
Don't be on your phone, walking around looking down, making other people avoid you. That makes you a selfish prick.
In fact, leave the phone at home. If you forget, give it to me prior to the game and I'll return it if we cross paths at a later date.
Apart from all that, feel free to have a good time.
If you're not sitting next to me, go hog wild. Take your clothes off and shoot a rocket at the umpire for all I care.
If you would like to apply for a position as 'behavioural awareness officer', these are the necessary personality traits as advertised by the AFL:
Patience.
Understanding.
Compassion.
Communicative skill.
A thirst for blood.
On a serious note, I'm tired of footy games turning into a booze up. It leads to umpire abuse and it leads to violence. There's better drugs than alcohol. Have some dignity, and show some imagination. For those who don't know, the safe injection rooms are walking distance from the G. Gil uses it whenever he needs a convoluted solution to a simple problem. Remember when he painted interchange gates on every stadium in the country, instead of simply stripping the Swans of 4 points when they had 19 on the field? That's right. He dreamed that up with a needle in his arm. I figure if it works for Gil it'll work for me, so I headed down to those rooms, and god damned if I didn't find a convoluted solution to the umpire abuse issue, and it goes like this:
Quitting cold turkey on umpire abuse is simply too much to ask for the average footy fan, so here's a compromise. At the stadium ticket booths, choose from a menu 1 field umpire that you would like to abuse, and a maximum of 3 adjectives. This being the AFL, naturally there's a fee. Some umpires are more expensive than others. If you want to abuse a nobody such as Chris Donlon, it's $5.00. More popular umps such as Ray Chamberlain will put you back $50.00. A mild description, such as 'white maggot' will set you back 50 cents per use, while '**** ******* ****** ******' will be more expensive.
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He can't be too bad if you always sit near him.
vanders
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Didn't say it bothered me just that it's nothing new.
quotemokc
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All it takes is for an entire block to stand united and tell the security flogs to go away
Would love fans to band together and boycott a game.
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This game is seriously doomed
Stevi_Tigers
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Another fan kicked out and now special officers walking around in fluro vests ****ing joke this sport piss off gil and co ruining this once great game hopefully fans boycott
