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Ground rules / regulations

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A couple of questions:

 

When did the rules change to say that you couldn't take photos at a game?

Someone was threatened with ejection on Saturday for taking pictures.

 

What gives the stupids the right to block your view and then complain when you push them to one side to see the game?

 

If you throw a ball onto the pitch (that isn't the match ball), could you be banned from the ground?

 

Just wondered like.

rough as fcuk the anthill mob

 

take no prisoners

Was that nr scoreboard? saw something going on.

 

I thought they would have chucked more ciddy out than they did.

You have not been allowed to take a camera into a ground for far longer than I care to remember. It is probably because the clubs licence the press cameramen. It is the same with theatres, cameras are not allowed there either.

When did the rules change to say that you couldn't take photos at a game?

Someone was threatened with ejection on Saturday for taking pictures.

 

Your not supposed to take them in the gents. #-o

You have not been allowed to take a camera into a ground for far longer than I care to remember.  It is probably because the clubs licence the press cameramen.  It is the same with theatres, cameras are not allowed there either.

 

What do they do about mobile phones with cameras in them?

You have not been allowed to take a camera into a ground for far longer than I care to remember.  It is probably because the clubs licence the press cameramen.  It is the same with theatres, cameras are not allowed there either.

 

At the Liverpool home game this season, the Stewared searched my bag, and didn't say anything about the camera in there.

 

Still not got the pictures developed mind! ](*,)

I better delete all my Pictures of the Reebok Rebels just in-case eh 8-[

I better delete all my Pictures of the Reebok Rebels just in-case eh 8-[

 

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You have not been allowed to take a camera into a ground for far longer than I care to remember.  It is probably because the clubs licence the press cameramen.  It is the same with theatres, cameras are not allowed there either.

 

At the Liverpool home game this season, the Stewared searched my bag, and didn't say anything about the camera in there.

 

Still not got the pictures developed mind! ](*,)

 

Well he knew you would be too busy trying to put a rubber grip on your bat to take photos. :D

 

But yes I have taken photos in football grounds but it is illegal. At some grounds they have posters up by the turnstiles telling you what is prohibited inside the ground. The thinking is that you might sell photos of the game and the clubs would get nothing from it and the game is their product.

Good thing is... we can stand for the entire match at Old Trafford.

Like their fans did at the Reebok.

 

Or can we?

 

One rule for one.....

Good thing is... we can stand for the entire match at Old Trafford.

Like their fans did at the Reebok.

 

Or can we?

 

One rule for one.....

 

When you get your ticket for Birmingham, it comes with a printed notice stating that you are not allowed to stand and if you do it will result in Bolton receiving a reduced allocation of tickets next season.

You have not been allowed to take a camera into a ground for far longer than I care to remember.  It is probably because the clubs licence the press cameramen.  It is the same with theatres, cameras are not allowed there either.

 

At the Liverpool home game this season, the Stewared searched my bag, and didn't say anything about the camera in there.

 

Still not got the pictures developed mind! ](*,)

 

Well he knew you would be too busy trying to put a rubber grip on your bat to take photos. :D

 

 

You lot are never going to forget that are you? #-o

Good thing is... we can stand for the entire match at Old Trafford.

Like their fans did at the Reebok.

 

Or can we?

 

One rule for one.....

 

When you get your ticket for Birmingham, it comes with a printed notice stating that you are not allowed to stand and if you do it will result in Bolton receiving a reduced allocation of tickets next season.

 

well that would be a massive problem. we always sell out there :^o

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