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Pyros 14:31 - May 20 with 2116 views

BazzaInTheLoft

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Pyros on 14:38 - May 20 with 2071 views

Logman

The FA might make it easier for themselves if they stop the fireworks on the pitch when the teams come out etc.

Pyros on 15:02 - May 20 with 1988 views

slmrstid

Still no idea where the hell I'd even go to get one of these things (I don't have any interest in doing so either mind...)

Pyros on 16:03 - May 20 with 1884 views

SheffieldHoop

Pyros on 15:02 - May 20 by slmrstid
Still no idea where the hell I'd even go to get one of these things (I don't have any interest in doing so either mind...)

Blue ring pull smoke bombs - 4 for 30 quid on Amazon
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dynastyparty-Grenades-Flares-Ignition-designed/dp/B09RV

I know a few of the original Holmesdale fanatics and remember them taking these to Colchester on the final day of 06/07. Was with them in the morning before heading over to LR for us vs Stoke and the paranoia around these smoke bombs was unreal. Tbf everyone was about 15/16/17. No one said anything to them on the day but plenty of moaning online after, and no one got arrested or banned.

I don't really mind it, maybe cos I'm part of the younger demographic who stupidly believes these add to the atmosphere or some load of old rubbish.

"Someone despises me. That's their problem." Marcus Aurelius

Pyros on 16:28 - May 20 with 1829 views

Rangersw12

I don't see an issue with them and anything that tries to improve the atmosphere should be welcomed by the clubs

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Pyros on 16:40 - May 20 with 1797 views

DavieQPR

Pyros on 16:28 - May 20 by Rangersw12
I don't see an issue with them and anything that tries to improve the atmosphere should be welcomed by the clubs

So something that burns at the temperature to melt steel and releases toxic chemicals and e ,being designed for marine use, are extremely hard to extinguish is okay? Especially when it doesn't make the pitch and lands up in the crowd.

Pyros on 16:47 - May 20 with 1774 views

Rangersw12

Pyros on 16:40 - May 20 by DavieQPR
So something that burns at the temperature to melt steel and releases toxic chemicals and e ,being designed for marine use, are extremely hard to extinguish is okay? Especially when it doesn't make the pitch and lands up in the crowd.

If they're allowed at European clubs then they should be allowed here

Pyros on 16:58 - May 20 with 1734 views

WokingR

Pyros on 16:28 - May 20 by Rangersw12
I don't see an issue with them and anything that tries to improve the atmosphere should be welcomed by the clubs

It doesn’t add to the atmosphere though does it.
It causes the game to be stopped which kills any atmosphere stone dead.

Pyros on 20:25 - May 20 with 1539 views

DWQPR

Can’t we just go back to throwing bog rolls on the pitch much less dangerous and causes less harm to the environment.

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Pyros on 20:52 - May 20 with 1494 views

Nushnool

Pyros on 20:25 - May 20 by DWQPR
Can’t we just go back to throwing bog rolls on the pitch much less dangerous and causes less harm to the environment.

Only if it’s bog roll made of bamboo now, please.

Pyros on 21:06 - May 20 with 1476 views

Konk

The first few times I went to games in Europe, I loved the whole ultra scene with the banners, pyros, non-stop singing etc. Now I’ve seen the same stuff churned out loads of times, it’s a bit fu cking dull. A good British game with a proper atmosphere that reflects what’s going on in the match trumps choreographed fan club bollocks every day for me. People stopping in for weeks on end making big banners with shit graphics? Not for me.

Does coloured smoke or someone waving a flare really create an atmosphere?

Edit: You can have a few thousand away fans in Germany bouncing up and down all game and after ten minutes you zone them out and forget they’re there. Get a game in Britain where the atmosphere peaks in reaction to incidents on the pitch and it’s miles better. Sure it’s the same for the players. Pyros and smoke bombs at every run of the mill game means it becomes unremarkable fluff.

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Pyros on 22:14 - May 20 with 1374 views

ted_hendrix

At Middlesbrough one shyte Saturday afternoon Middlesbrough's 4th goal sailed effortlessly and without malice aforethought into the back of our unguarded net, at that point one of the Middlesbrough fans jumped up turned to our lot with his arms in the air and discharged a verbal volley of obscenities in our direction with a big grin on his stupid bloody face, as he was *verbally giving it large* one of our fans who had just returned to his seat with a hot chicken Balti pie threw said chicken Balti pie in the direction of the Middlesbrough fan, the hot chicken Balti pie smashed straight into the Middlesbrough fans face *splat*.

The one and only bloody thing we got on target all afternoon.

Lost 4-0 If anybody Is interested.

My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic.

Pyros on 22:25 - May 20 with 1357 views

PunteR

Pyros on 22:14 - May 20 by ted_hendrix

Good job that was at Middlesbrough. At Loftus road that pie would have melted his head off.

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