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where the feck does money go to?
where the feck does money go to?
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1% compared to the 22% population.
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Blocked fire exit?
If so, disgraceful. Did they go to court for compensation? There's a pub in Ilford called The Bell. If it's still under the management of Jack, an asian bloke who sounds like a cockney, whenever England play, he drapes a gigantic cross of St George flag over the whole front of the building. Place is heaving when big matches are on. |
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Asian Jack.
 Let me just check that fire exit bit. |
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Here you are, taxi.
Desperately sad reading. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradford_City_stadium_fire |
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There was a minute's applause in the 56th minute of the Cup Final today, in remembrance of the 56 who died, which was nice.
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Turnstiles and doors locked. Why ffs?
Years of accumulated rubbish under the seats, and never cleared up. If that was a factory, a visiting Fire Officer would have called in a Factory Inspector and closed the place down. And fire extinguishers being removed because hooligan may use them is bollocks. If there are known hooligans in the crowd, ban them from the stadium. The extinguishers should have been kept in place and chained to the wall, with Stewards holding padlock keys in case of emergencies. Sounded like a shambles operation to me, and they paid the price for it. |
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Indeed, quite disgraceful.
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