I for one was not moaning about being searched - just like at the airport, I would rather be delayed by being searched than not get to my destination at all. My point is that the LSV need to make very clear what is meant by "prohibited items."

It's all a big crock if e - there's about as much chance of Muslims coming to set off a big bomb in the West Stand as Featherstone have of getting promoted. You must all sit at home quivering under your beds if you believe we're under that much threat! This is probably just the safety officer trying to justify his job or someone's got a mate that runs a security company. I for one don't feel that I need some jack-boot wearing kid fettling my bits or those of my family before I go to a rugby league game.

I suspect it has come from further afield than the safety officer, either way I have no issues.

I have huge issues with the word terrorist when linked to access to LSV. Are all fans going to be subject to a full body search to find that bomb or gun or knife to eliminate all risks? How long will a full body search take and times it by 5000 - this statement from Knowles is a total crock of sheeite and as I plan to go to the town hall tomorrow I will ensure my skids are in pristine condition in anticipation of the search as I enter the building, indeed more people go through ASDA than LSV so this could get interesting.
Should have said the stadium policies will be policed and a reminder that the following is not allowed into LSV would have been more than adequate

It is what it is stop winging like old women!!

As spoken by Herr Public in 1935 Germany, if its wrong its wrong, if its right its right - simple but lets find out what the terrorist threat is at LSV and why is it so much higher than other council owned or public facilities locally?

Terrorist do target crowded places but the likelihood of the LSV being targeted is minute compared with tourist hotpsots, large shopping centres and big football grounds.

Fair enough, be prepared but I hope this isn't used as an excuse to stop folk bringing in their own food and drink.

On the basis of larger crowds, I assume the DW Stadium is at greater risk. What security measures are being put in place there?

If it's the same as the Etihad then none. I have not been searched or seen any evidence of body searches all season at City.

I will be looking forward to watching the VIP's getting felt up by some of the highly trained anti-terrorist operatives as they go into the LSV reception on Sunday - or do the LSV only think that the terrorists will blow up the riff-raff and not the prawn sandwich munchers???

Moving on to more important matters, will there be Bovril on Sunday?

Might be but it'll be twice what it cost last season. You have been warned.

It's like the cricket, at one time you could take beer in and they served you inside as well, then it was limited to 4 cans or so, then they stopped you taking it in.
WHY, so they can make more money, that's what all this is about.

They said it was so they can check intake, well they're still all pretty p!ssed at the end of the day as far as I can see.

Depends whether it is a "prohibited item."

There will Reffy but it will be £5 a cup. Supply and demand. It's gooint bi cowd.

This is just laughable.

Who in their right mind thinks that Jihadi John's mates are currently holed up in deepest Syria plotting an attack on 3000 people in a small stadium in a small town, that doesn't even have a railway station?

In terms of publicity for their warped and twisted cause, I think they'll be after targets that might get broadcast further than the viewers of BBC North-West and Granada TV.

This is using people's fear of terrorism to let the SS Wanabes in hi-vis jackets feel you up and rifle through your bags for no other purpose than to sell more cups of over-priced, poor quality tea.

ISIL 1 - LSV 0

Like Keighley Cougars' Website That was a very surreal day when that happened.