The pratt(s) throwing Flares again

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Wizaard said:
In which case, throw one at the next game then make it clear it was you. You seem to think the authorities will think its fine.

If its not a safety issue, why was there a scorch mark on the pitch clearly visible for the rest of the game in the area? If it scorched wet grass what would it do in contact to a polyester shirt?
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Wiz, you wear polyester??
 
TangerineExtremist said:
Smoke bombs don’t scare me, they make an atmosphere better
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Yeah the atmosphere will be fantastic if the club have to play behind closed doors. 99.999% of the people who go to Bloomfield road do so to watch Blackpool FC. They sing their hearts out and it’s them who make the atmosphere fantastic. The atmosphere that gets commented on by numerous opposition fans.
Those of you who think it’s fun to throw objects of any kind have no interest in football or Blackpool FC and are using our club for your own selfish agenda and add nothing to the atmosphere.
 
AnFY4View said:
If only our fans were as vocal about the Nottingham Forest fans who threw bottles from the top tier, into the bottom tier, while we were celebrating our goals.

But then, I suppose, that doesn’t fit the AVFTT agenda of most that Blackpool fans are scum bags who go to football merely to cause trouble and harm to people.
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That is for their club to deal with and which I couldn't toss about, but why don't people get it our club will get in serious trouble If it carries on.
 
Can thick numbskulls please read this about smoke bombs causing lung damage and let their mates know too?

Also, don't expect any sympathy from fellow fans a) when you get caught and banned and b) when you get our club points deducted or fined. You've been warned repeatedly and still aren't behaving so you're all on your own now.
 
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I think I have the solution.

All of the north exhale a vape at the same time, at the back of the north will be a row of powerful fans which will blow the vapour towards the tutterers in the south.

For those who want to throw an object, fill a tangerine balloon with half a brick or if you're a teenager or pensioner then use a quarter brick and you're sorted.

You're welcome.
 
BigHandsOliverKahn said:
Can thick numbskulls please read this about smoke bombs causing lung damage and let their mates know too?

Also, don't expect any sympathy from fellow fans a) when you get caught and banned and b) when you get our club points deducted or fined. You've been warned repeatedly and still aren't behaving so you're all on own now.
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Pass the spliff 😛
 
Sooty59 said:
Ok put one down your pants then & I’ll attempt to put it out, but I can’t guarantee that will be possible for laughing. Just don’t do it in a ** football ground, especially Bloomfield Rd.
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Your missing the point, who in the right mind would put it down their pants. They are there to create atmosphere
 
traffordtang said:
Yeah the atmosphere will be fantastic if the club have to play behind closed doors. 99.999% of the people who go to Bloomfield road do so to watch Blackpool FC. They sing their hearts out and it’s them who make the atmosphere fantastic. The atmosphere that gets commented on by numerous opposition fans.
Those of you who think it’s fun to throw objects of any kind have no interest in football or Blackpool FC and are using our club for your own selfish agenda and add nothing to the atmosphere.
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They do add to the atmosphere tho😂how don’t they
 
There will be people on this Forum who no exactly who the culprits are but for some strange reason, are willing to risk the Club getting fined, or worse to let them continually get away with it.
Clearly neither them or the throwers, are genuine Blackpool Fans.
 
AnFY4View said:
If only our fans were as vocal about the Nottingham Forest fans who threw bottles from the top tier, into the bottom tier, while we were celebrating our goals.

But then, I suppose, that doesn’t fit the AVFTT agenda of most that Blackpool fans are scum bags who go to football merely to cause trouble and harm to people.
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That's an issue for Forest to take up on these idiots. I add 95% of fans are perfectly ok & that goes for all clubs.
 
TangerineExtremist said:
Smoke bombs don’t scare me, they make an atmosphere better
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I'm sure they don't. They don't scare me either, nor a lot of people.

If smoke bombs "make the atmosphere better" try putting a couple inside your pillow as you go to sleep just to give your lungs that fresh blast of "good atmosphere" - apparently is ace. Or maybe fire a couple up inside your car for motorway journeys? Maybe your mums lounge each time you see her? "Just to make it a better atmosphere"?

Simon Sadler has asked it to stop. Do you not agree that's a fair request?
 
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Wizzerboy said:
No points deduction
No massive fine
No games played behind closed doors.
Adhering to Simon Sadler's wishes

Theres 4 reasons but I'm afraid no matter how many times the throwers and apologists are told they're either too thick or too selfish to understand.
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How many clubs have had points deducted for a smoke bomb or played behind closed doors ? Genuine question ?
 
Let's be honest, the single smoke bomb didn't make any atmosphere better. We're fine just without it all..

Albeit a slight overreaction on here about it.
 
The only consequence would be someone getting hurt. I can't remember anyone having to play behind closed doors or been fined for throwing a flare, nearly every club does it. (Doesn't make it right).
 
These arguments have been going on for a number of years, and will no doubt carry for a number of years. I've given up trying to plead with them.

Trying to educate the uneducationable is a difficult job, particularly when their ears are closed to any sensible argument that is put forward. But if they are educated, it would appear that some of them couldn't pour urine out of a boot even if the instructions were printed on the heel.
 
Wizzerboy said:
No points deduction
No massive fine
No games played behind closed doors.
Adhering to Simon Sadler's wishes

Theres 4 reasons but I'm afraid no matter how many times the throwers and apologists are told they're either too thick or too selfish to understand.
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They are reasons not to do it, I’m looking for reasons not to do it because we will gain something from not throwing them
 
abt1835 said:
There will be people on this Forum who no exactly who the culprits are but for some strange reason, are willing to risk the Club getting fined, or worse to let them continually get away with it.
Clearly neither them or the throwers, are genuine Blackpool Fans.
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Can you define what makes someone a genuine Blackpool fan, please?
 
What about using confetti, flour dyed tangerine or tangerine bog rolls without the cardboard in them(just incase one hits a player or ref).
 
BFC_BFC_BFC said:
Apparently some fannies have invaded the board and started complaining to the moderators. So they’re all on a bit of a moderation type power trip…👍
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👍If there's anything more embarrassing than reporting a post to the mods, its reporting a post to the mods then openly posting that you reported it.
 
I notice how all the do-gooders have ignored my post regarding the Forest fans throwing bottles. The irony of saying people can get hurt from smoke bombs but completely disregarding something that actually has caused harm to people previously, purely because it wasn’t a Blackpool fan that threw it.
 
AnFY4View said:
I notice how all the do-gooders have ignored my post regarding the Forest fans throwing bottles. The irony of saying people can get hurt from smoke bombs but completely disregarding something that actually has caused harm to people previously, purely because it wasn’t a Blackpool fan that threw it.
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Think you're missing the point, anyone throwing anything onto the pitch is a bell end, regardless of who they support. I work everyday with kids that do something wrong and then blame others saying they were worse.
Maybe it's time for some to grow up eh.
 
Junior_BentsPlatformShoes said:
Think you're missing the point, anyone throwing anything onto the pitch is a bell end, regardless of who they support. I work everyday with kids that do something wrong and then blame others saying they were worse.
Maybe it's time for some to grow up eh.
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Am I missing the point that this thread is merely insulting and encouraging people to hand over Blackpool fans, while ignoring the fact Forest fans were throwing bottles at us?
 
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