Bubble popped for good? - RedPassion.co.uk

Rob · 9th November 2017, 11.44:06

Appears there was 'only' a couple of arrests for abusive language and D&D.

Issues with buses getting to the ground - but compared to previous games it appears better? Is this the end of the bubble?

Foxy · 9th November 2017, 11.51:29

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Originally Posted by Rob

Appears there was 'only' a couple of arrests for abusive language and D&D.

Issues with buses getting to the ground - but compared to previous games it appears better? Is this the end of the bubble?

From what I hear the police operation was top notch.

dixienormous · 9th November 2017, 11.54:27

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From what I hear the police operation was top notch.

Do you mean they actually policed the game for once?

red_dragon · 9th November 2017, 11.57:30

Fighting in the city in the afternoon and Outside the ground before, which is why the buses where held up. That's what a steward and copper told me at half time.

back to the bubble I'd imagine

standingroomonly2 · 9th November 2017, 12.05:10

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Fighting in the city in the afternoon and Outside the ground before, which is why the buses where held up. That's what a steward and copper told me at half time.

back to the bubble I'd imagine

I'd say that's a possibility. The only thing the bubble is supposed to prevent is unrest in the wider area and disruption to the town/city on the day of the game. Stories of fights in the city centre and businesses having to close early are exactly what has been prevented in recent years
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Redordead · 9th November 2017, 12.17:35

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I'd say that's a possibility. The only thing the bubble is supposed to prevent is unrest in the wider area and disruption to the town/city on the day of the game. Stories of fights in the city centre and businesses having to close early are exactly what has been prevented in recent years
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Chester fan has said it was the police marching the Wrexham fans down to the ground was the hold up.

standingroomonly2 · 9th November 2017, 12.23:09

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Chester fan has said it was the police marching the Wrexham fans down to the ground was the hold up.

At 3:30 in the afternoon?
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Redordead · 9th November 2017, 12.24:13

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At 3:30 in the afternoon?
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What time did the buses leave at?

No arrests were made during the day just a few notices to leave the city

Teifi Red · 9th November 2017, 12.25:05

I think they'll let the home game run as a non bubble and then decide. Shame that d**kheads from both sides decided to behave the way they did in the city centre yesterday afternoon.
Inside the ground, there was no difference.

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Teifi Red Cult Hero (info) Joined: Apr 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Bubble popped for good? I think they'll let the home game run as a non bubble and then decide. Shame that d**kheads from both sides decided to behave the way they did in the city centre yesterday afternoon. Inside the ground, there was no difference.