Absolutely loved the co announcer telling the fans they couldnt go on the pitch during the evacuation, what was he thinking, telling fans we had to leave the Stadium via the tunnel, god help us if it had been more serious
On a serious note though i think a review of the roles and responsibilities is required, he was out of order telling us to do that, thankfully people told him where to go.

im surprised you could hear it given the standard of our tannoy system

Nah i meant the lad with the clipboard that called Gateshead 'Tiny little Storm' sometime back.
What a charlie I dont think even Rhino could make me go back into an evacuated building, what a leg-end

bob wnat u doing on here, its the trolls thread, doom and gloom merchants only!

Pitch was very firm and sandy, great for sitting on and enjoying a cold pint in the sun.

There wouldn't have been much room to play with a ball, not with that enormous(ly exaggerated) crowd you had today

Naughty, naughty. They weren't all in the east stand...

Amongst all the debate and comments which are bound to crop up over the next few days about the evacuation, the thing that got me was the announcement saying "please evacuate the building".

That confused me because it could have referred to the inside of the stand, but wouldn't "please evacuate the stand' have been clearer?

Thank you for your feedback. Todays events clearly highlighted that the safety ground staff clearly need to revisit the evacuation procedure in the unfortunate event of anything more serious happening in the future.

The volunteers were asked to manage the situation and were advised where to direct people by paid members of staff.

Locking thread as this doesn't need to go any further.