www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... y/2014/06/ update from club

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news ... y/2014/06/ update from club

So no excuses now then from the untuchable stewards, can i have my chocolate ecclares and bottle of pop back please?.

... But what about Bren's flask/ballistic missile?

Is that your way of saying, thank you for assessing my issue and resolving it with a public answer for everyone even though I didn't actually tell anyone at the club, just posted in the general internet hoping someone would notice?
I think they did pretty well reading your mind there.............unless someone else did actually pick up the phone.

If it has hot cocoa in it then I'd say it is actually a weapon of mass destruction. Thrown with no top on could cause severe problems.
Ban him!

Perhaps a compromise. Snowie could fabricate some kind of cage so that he could watch the match but the rest of us would be relatively safe.

I stand corrected they do read their e-mails Pop Tart.

The club received a number of complaints/comments ( I think they refer to it as "feedback") via various mediums, however the statement doesn't really go towards an apology for the over zealous and incorrect actions of "some" of the stewards on Friday night

A friend of mines grandkids had there plastic bottles of fruit shoots confiscated upon entry to the ground via the doncaster road turn styles, but when he bumped in to us on the western terrace we were drinking coke from bottles we'd walked in to the ground drinking through the turn styles on the western terrace

I do believe it was the stewards that have misinterpreted the rule and not the club trying to enforce a different rule.

In the true spirit of health and safety legislation, I am prepared to take any reasonably practicable steps to mitigate the harm; I'll be conducting a full risk assessment of my flask before I set off to future games and will erect appropriate signage in the area surrounding my imminent flask usage. I will also issue PPE to any individuals in the vicinity at the time of flask opening (pre-match and half time) and will prepare a risk reduction plan and a contingency plan, to cover the possibility of any hot beverage spillage type events.

I am prepared to go to any lengths for a decent brew, but I will not compromise the health and welfare of my fellow spectators, players, ground staff or the general public; safety first - safety second.

The obvious answer surely is to set up a Bren2k exclusion zone. I would think 25 metres in any direction should suffice.

hows that work he'll end up self harming, I like the cage idea