You keep saying this and i've looked and not found anything. I also asked you to send me a link to that news article and you haven't. I'm still not aware of anyone dying from a flare whilst in this country.
He did on post #550.
Flares cant be safe, its a chemical reaction that produces heat and smoke,
www.independent.co.uk
www.theguardian.com
www.leaderlive.co.uk
@Humpty is this acceptable?Flare kills football fan at World Cup qualifying match
A FOOTBALL fan was killed by a flare after last night's World Cup qualifying match between Wales and Romania in Cardiff.
Football flare death lessons 'not learnt,' says victim's son
A man whose father was killed by a distress flare at an international football match 20 years ago says "nothing has been learnt" from the tragedy.www.bbc.co.uk
Young fan killed at Corinthians' match after flare thrown from the crowd
Bolivian police opened an investigation on Thursday into the death of a 14-year-old boy from a flare allegedly launched by Corinthians fans during a South American Libertadores Cup match in Oruro.www.dailymail.co.uk
Teenagers held by police after flares cause injuries at A-League game
Two teenagers have been arrested after a woman and a boy suffered burns as flares were ignited at an A-League match in Melbourne
FA Cup: Girl, 12, and footballer injured by flares thrown at match
The 12-year-old and a player were injured when protesters hurled flares into a football ground.www.bbc.co.uk
Wrexham AFC fan, 14, reportedly injured at match with 'flare-type' object
POLICE say there has been a 'concerning increase' in the use of pyrotechnic smoke devices used by supporters at Wrexham AFC matches.
Boy taken to hospital after flares thrown by small minority of AFC Telford United supporters
A nine-year-old boy was left needing hospital treatment after several flares were let off by a section of AFC Telford United fans during their draw with Chester.www.shropshirestar.com
Took me 5 minutes to find these, deaths and injuries caused by flares, several in the UK.
I'm really not you know!
It was in Cardiff. It couldn’t be more clear from the article
READ THE FIRST ARTICLE.
He probably doesn't go at all he's a troll.RF are................."a bunch of d***heads these days, there are more and more of the hooligan element creeping in, mainly young lads."
I hope you have identified this "hooligan element" and reported them to the Club?
As a matter of fact the two I was chatting with on Saturday [before the match] are getting older by the day and the "core" are almost identical to what they were 15 years ago.
Who are these "mainly young lads"? Do you know them or what they look like? Do they sing and wear Boro shirts, shout on the team and encourage the West Stand and South West Corner to "sit down if you love Boro"? Almost the whole of blocks 64/63/62/61.60/59/58. Red Faction must be flippin huge!
Go find them around the fans bar before the game and talk to them - they dont bite and you might be able to add to the collection for the next display
If you cant make that, look out for the next charity raffle held outside the South Stand and meet the "hooligan element" selling raffle tickets.
I`l post it in the date nearest Match Day Thread.
How do you guarantee their safe use?
That isn't really a good example is it? The man who died was shot in the face.
if you allow pyro to happen, then you have to police the use of them. And you will always have idiots who will break the rules
Is this really your best argument? Alcohol is legal, flares are not.
And the kids injured by thrown flares at Wrexham and Telfod were not flare guns.
So what action do you think the club should take if they identify the person or persons responsible, and should the action be different if they are members of RF than if they aren't?
Nothing like deleting a key part of the post to remove context….RF are................."a bunch of d***heads these days, there are more and more of the hooligan element creeping in, mainly young lads."
I hope you have identified this "hooligan element" and reported them to the Club?
As a matter of fact the two I was chatting with on Saturday [before the match] are getting older by the day and the "core" are almost identical to what they were 15 years ago.
Who are these "mainly young lads"? Do you know them or what they look like? Do they sing and wear Boro shirts, shout on the team and encourage the West Stand and South West Corner to "sit down if you love Boro"? Almost the whole of blocks 64/63/62/61.60/59/58. Red Faction must be flippin huge!
Go find them around the fans bar before the game and talk to them - they dont bite and you might be able to add to the collection for the next display
If you cant make that, look out for the next charity raffle held outside the South Stand and meet the "hooligan element" selling raffle tickets.
I`l post it in the date nearest Match Day Thread.
