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So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by Godders on 29/3/2023, 21:34:34

Apparently 45 minutes kick off time will make all the difference?!??!?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/21878796/fa-tv-blackout-police-fan-man-city-sheffield-united/amp/

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by Just a guess on 29/3/2023, 22:00:07, in reply to "So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

Maybe They are trying to give City fans every chance to catch trains home.
The last thing they want is thousands of City fans staying over as they can't get home when 30,000 United are turning up.

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by barreloflaughs on 29/3/2023, 22:28:16, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

I have never understood how it affects other matches
"I wont bother going to see the mighty Luton Town as Man City v Sheffield Utd is on the tv "said no one never

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by The Outsider on 30/3/2023, 8:21:02, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

I assume that the post that I replied to was referring to the 3pm blackout.

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by The Outsider on 30/3/2023, 8:22:30, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

Oops. Posted in wrong place.

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by The Outsider on 29/3/2023, 22:43:20, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

There are situations where it might be relevant. There are probably, for example, Liverpool fans who can't get (or afford) tickets for their games who would go to watch Tranmere instead. If Liverpool's game is televised, they might stop at home to watch it.

I think that the effects would probably be felt further down the pyramid.

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by On me head on 30/3/2023, 6:25:12, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

But that's not a safety concern though

Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?

Posted by The Outsider on 30/3/2023, 8:23:18, in reply to "Re: So what exactly are these safety concerns?"

See my answer above.

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