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Some challenging experience so from our perspective in policing, we think it is an opportunity to implement this in a way thats really safe. some of the recommendations we made have not been implemented yet as part of this pilot. some of the concerns weve got are, if crowds are stood up, its easier to throw missiles, engage in hate chanting, racism, sneaking in alcohol, cocaine. in modern stadium, the bowls, you can migrate all around the stadium so the concern as you get crushing issues if it b...

For football. these were part of a measures brought in after the hillsborough tragedy and the taylor report will stop those measures have served to keep football safe for 30 years will stop anything we do to alter those measures is really significant. i think we are saying it is the start of the pilot today. this is a misnomer. it has been in since the start of the season for top clubs have had to put in engineering work. we have seen some positive experience and challenging experiences. from ou...

Its easy to throw missiles, engage in hate chanting and racism. sneak in alcohol and take cocaine, which is a growing issue and problem. and in many modern stadiums, the bowls, you can migrate all around the stadium so the concern is you get overloaded and have crushing issues and it becomes quite an exclusionary crowd. all around the world, people have been welcoming in the new year in different ways. large numbers decided to see in 2022 — by getting rather wet... as tim allman reports. what ...

Engage and hit chanting, racism, sneaking in alcohol —— hate chanting, and in modern stadiums you can migrate all around the stadium so the concern as you get crushing issues if it becomes overloaded and its quite an exclusionary crowd. im nowjoined by liverpool fan, gareth roberts, from the anfield wrap podcast who has been a supporter of safe standing. you heard some of the concerns they are. forthose you heard some of the concerns they are. for those resonate with you? not at all, i dont ...