Smoke bombs/Flares - Punishment !

[dagg]

Originally Posted by Wxm boy

Stupid rule that punishes an organisation for something it has no control over.

Fair enough if we turned a blind eye, or didn't go to a lot of effort to try and stop it.

The club can only do so much to do something that's widespread throughout the game.

We can have control over it, providing the stewards do they job also don't we have CCTV. It was the same with racial abuse people heard it but nothing was done about it.

[Stafford Red]

Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

The banning orders the club hand out are a joke, a few years and back they come, some sadly don't learn.

The Spurs fans involved in p*ssing into a plastic cup and flinging it over others attending the game got lifetime bans.

I wonder how many are banned for life from the club.

Stoning's too good for them.

[WREX777]

Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

Yes.

Have you ever watched someone struggle to breathe because of the smoke these things produce?

They are banned from football games. If that is what rocks your boat, go elsewhere for your kicks.

Been around many in football or concerts and I have severe asthma and have never encountered a problem. The fact that we are continually getting fined for this is ridiculous! I can accept banning smoke bombs and flares though, despite my preference being to have designated areas so people can choose whether they want to be near one or not. Atmosphere at European games is x1000 times better than at most English grounds now and to be honest think the atmosphere at Wrexham games is getting worse. Most people just sit on their hands and slag players off for 90 minutes!

[Redordead]

Are Cardiff and Swansea part of the English Fa?

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by Redordead

Are Cardiff and Swansea part of the English Fa?

No. Cardiff receive a lot of disciplinary action from the FAW. Unsure about Swansea.

[Redordead]

Originally Posted by owain94

No. Cardiff receive a lot of disciplinary action from the FAW. Unsure about Swansea.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc...tball/42345308

ardiff City manager Neil Warnock has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association following his sending-off during the 2-2 draw against Reading on Monday.

The 69-year-old was sent off by referee Steve Martin in the 78th minute, as Cardiff came back from two goals down at the Madejski Stadium.

Warnock said afterwards he thought his dismissal "was a travesty".

He has until 18:00 GMT on Friday 15 December to respond.


Charge seems to be one from the English Fa

[Willywill]

I watched the Ca4diff Reading game on tv. Warnock had a point about an incident where his played got penalised, when most folks thought that player had actually been fouled. Where he went wrong was gobbing off to the fourth official. We will never know exactly what was said, but he was never going to influence the referee. He knows that, more than anyone. So why did he do it? He should be leading by example and controlling his emotions. After all, he is no spring chicken any more. Sadly, Warnock type actions can be seen at any National League match, week in week out.

[Wxm boy]

Originally Posted by WREX777

Been around many in football or concerts and I have severe asthma and have never encountered a problem. The fact that we are continually getting fined for this is ridiculous! I can accept banning smoke bombs and flares though, despite my preference being to have designated areas so people can choose whether they want to be near one or not. Atmosphere at European games is x1000 times better than at most English grounds now and to be honest think the atmosphere at Wrexham games is getting worse. Most people just sit on their hands and slag players off for 90 minutes!

Don't come on here with your sensible posts! :-)

[Wxm boy]

Originally Posted by [Removed User

;2094729]We’re under the FAW. So, which Welsh clubs?

The same rules should be applied to us as to those we are competing against, even if the governing body is different.

Otherwise the competition's integrity is compromised. What if the FAW let us off things that our competitors were routinely punished for?

You can't have teams in the same league playing with different sets of rules.