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He is clearly not perfect, which of us is?

Being locked up in a cell for hours and subject to public humiliation may influence him to "tone down" his antics. Who knows?

There’s a big difference between not perfect and being a massive tw@t.

Racism aside, why can't the club just say hurling abuse at the opposing dugout will result in your expulsion. It's completely unnecessary and adds nothing to the enjoyment of the game for the spectators around.

Give it to Jabo wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:22 pm He is clearly not perfect, which of us is?

Being locked up in a cell for hours and subject to public humiliation may influence him to "tone down" his antics. Who knows?

Imagine the comments he'd have made if he was subject to strip search/cavity search.

Adz wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:14 pm Racism aside, why can't the club just say hurling abuse at the opposing dugout will result in your expulsion. It's completely unnecessary and adds nothing to the enjoyment of the game for the spectators around.

https://www.leytonorient.com/termsandconditions/

SEASON CARDS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The Club reserves the right to suspend or ban any supporter from any Leyton Orient fixture including reserves, academy and the women’s team who is found to have expressed discriminatory views, including abusive language or behaviour in a public space or online via forums or social media.

The Club also reserves the right to suspend or ban any supporter from any Leyton Orient fixture including reserves, academy and women’s team, and from all visits to The Breyer Group Stadium in any capacity who is found to place the Club in disrepute due to their actions outside or inside the Club’s premises. The Club also reserves the right, where relevant, to pass on any supporter’s contact details to the authorities in strict confidence.

The Season Card allocated to the Card holder is only valid for League matches played at The Breyer Group Stadium.  Any Play Off matches, Cup ties and friendlies are not included.

Season Cards are sold subject to the terms and conditions of Leyton Orient’s Ground Regulations which are displayed around the stadium and available online.  The use of Season Cards to enter the ground constitutes acceptance of these regulations. If the terms and conditions are not accepted, the Season Card should be returned immediately. 

Leyton Orient FC accept no responsibility whatsoever if seats to which the ticket refers are subject to adverse weather conditions or structural apparatus.

When the Season Card is first received, Season Card holders should ensure that the correct details are printed on the card as mistakes cannot be rectified later. If there are any issues, the Season Card holder should contact the Club immediately. 

This Season Card carries with it no other rights or privileges except preferential consideration in connection with FA and League cup-ties as set out below.

For League games, card holders should present their Season Card for scanning on entry to the ground via the relevant turnstile.  Any card holders trying to gain admittance to an area not covered by their Season Card will be denied entry. 

Leyton Orient Football Club will not accept any responsibility whatsoever for Season Cards lost or destroyed.   Duplicate cards may be issued at the club’s discretion, but in all cases there will be an administration charge of £20. Every care should be taken of your Season Card. If a Season Card has been forgotten, you should attend the ticket office to arrange a replacement match ticket/e-ticket.  This match ticket/e-ticket will take precedence over the Season Card.

Season Cards may be purchased using our finance option and are subject to additional terms and conditions applicable to that offer.  Applicants who default on the credit payments will have their season cards cancelled by the Club until payments are brought up to date.

The Season Card remains the property of Leyton Orient Football Club and the Club reserves the right to withdraw and cancel the Card if the holder does not comply with Ground Regulations in force at the time.

Any change of address or contact details, including email, should be either:

updated onlinenotified in writing or by email to the Ticket Office.

Failure to do this could result in Season Card Holders missing out on vital information.

It is the responsibility of the Season Card holder to check the date and kick-off time of each fixture and to check for any re-arrangements due to changes for TV coverage or postponements due to weather.  Leyton Orient FC are not responsible for any costs incurred by the Season Card holder in respect of any change to the fixture.

If there are any full or partial stand closures in The Breyer Group Stadium, Season Card Holders affected will be temporarily moved to a different seat at no extra cost. As soon as the closed stand/section is re-opened, affected Season Card Holders will be moved back to their original seats.

Then they'd have to do something other than a futile gesture though.

Smendrick Feaselberg wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:19 pm

Give it to Jabo wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 8:22 pm He is clearly not perfect, which of us is?

Being locked up in a cell for hours and subject to public humiliation may influence him to "tone down" his antics. Who knows?

Imagine the comments he'd have made if he was subject to strip search/cavity search.

How do you know he wasn’t?

True dat

All I can say is I hope the club have learnt something from this affair at the end of the day the statement they put out was wrong somethings it’s about common sense and thinking the club knew the fan, the club had no evidence, the club said the police were investigating. They should of held fire on mentioning the persons ticket was taken away in that initial statement big mistake but hopefully lessson learnt

Mightynewsman wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:09 am All I can say is I hope the club have learnt something from this affair at the end of the day the statement they put out was wrong somethings it’s about common sense and thinking the club knew the fan, the club had no evidence, the club said the police were investigating. They should of held fire on mentioning the persons ticket was taken away in that initial statement big mistake but hopefully lessson learnt

Dont you know the difference between a suspension and a ban?

Mightynewsman wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:09 am All I can say is I hope the club have learnt something from this affair at the end of the day the statement they put out was wrong somethings it’s about common sense and thinking the club knew the fan, the club had no evidence, the club said the police were investigating. They should of held fire on mentioning the persons ticket was taken away in that initial statement big mistake but hopefully lessson learnt

I hope the club have learnt from this too.

They should stamp out all anti social and abusive behaviour within the ground. They’ve been too lenient with certain individuals for too long. This sort of thing was inevitable.

Adz wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:14 pm Racism aside, why can't the club just say hurling abuse at the opposing dugout will result in your expulsion. It's completely unnecessary and adds nothing to the enjoyment of the game for the spectators around.

Good job Ross got the sack then if this was coming in as a club rule

Ronnie Hotdogs wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:58 am

Mightynewsman wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:09 am All I can say is I hope the club have learnt something from this affair at the end of the day the statement they put out was wrong somethings it’s about common sense and thinking the club knew the fan, the club had no evidence, the club said the police were investigating. They should of held fire on mentioning the persons ticket was taken away in that initial statement big mistake but hopefully lessson learnt

I hope the club have learnt from this too.

They should stamp out all anti social and abusive behaviour within the ground. They’ve been too lenient with certain individuals for too long. This sort of thing was inevitable.

It's not the Bodleian library you know.

The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he hadn't shouted racist abuse), then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he had shouted racist abuse), then then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Son, go and have a lie down on a left wing chaise longue with a cold wet towel over your head. Have a rethink then come back and try and post sense not pish.

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he hadn't shouted racist abuse), then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Any particular reason you're posting under this alias, Comeonyouos?

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he hadn't shouted racist abuse), then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Another one who doesnt understand what a suspension is.

Max B Gold wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:37 am

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he had shouted racist abuse), then then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Son, go and have a lie down on a left wing chaise longue with a cold wet towel over your head. Have a rethink then come back and try and post sense not pish.

Whats pish about it.....shows what you know. Mind you are the master of pish, so maybe you would know

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:44 am

Max B Gold wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:37 am

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he had shouted racist abuse), then then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Son, go and have a lie down on a left wing chaise longue with a cold wet towel over your head. Have a rethink then come back and try and post sense not pish.

Whats pish about it.....shows what you know. Mind you are the master of pish, so maybe you would know

Solid comeback. Is that the school bell I hear ringing in the background. I think playtime is over now so toddle off to cooking classes and bake a cake.

Is that really what they said ?
No what they said was If allegations were true
They would ban him.

As per terms & conditions of Season Cards.

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:44 am

Max B Gold wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:37 am

Jack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 11:33 am The club have made idiots of themselves, presuming Ropers guilt before the police had investigated. I think they wanted to prove to the world they are the most woke football club out there.

Later on when it emerged the police wouldnt be charging R***r ( presumably because he had shouted racist abuse), then then had to issue another statement, basically saying , they jumped in too quickly before, and now realise they should have waited.

The wokeness at Orient is getting insufferable, and im a person with left wing views, but even im getting fed up with it.

As an aside, in their first statement the club said they would ban him from football home and away, but surely the club has no jurisdiction, on who Swindon or Oldham etc let into their ground. Anyone know for sure if a club can really ban a person from going to another clubs ground

Son, go and have a lie down on a left wing chaise longue with a cold wet towel over your head. Have a rethink then come back and try and post sense not pish.

Whats pish about it.....shows what you know. Mind you are the master of pish, so maybe you would know

SEASON CARDS TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The Club reserves the right to suspend or ban any supporter from any Leyton Orient fixture including reserves, academy and the women’s team who is found to have expressed discriminatory views, including abusive language or behaviour in a public space or online via forums or social media.

The Club also reserves the right to suspend or ban any supporter from any Leyton Orient fixture including reserves, academy and women’s team, and from all visits to The Breyer Group Stadium in any capacity who is found to place the Club in disrepute due to their actions outside or inside the Club’s premises. The Club also reserves the right, where relevant, to pass on any supporter’s contact details to the authorities in strict confidence.
 
The use of Season Cards to enter the ground constitutes acceptance of these regulations. If the terms and conditions are not accepted, the Season Card should be returned immediately. 

https://www.leytonorient.com/termsandconditions/

Dunners wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 5:06 pm Keefboard Warriams

Maybe one of the funniest nicknames invented on this board, and that means a lot coming from me.

https://fanbanter.co.uk/police-make-arr ... s-matches/

We made the Fan Banter page this week

New statement out. Think its on Facebook if someone could post it

Long slender neck wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 1:56 pm New statement out. Think its on Facebook if someone could post it

It is SPECTACULAR

Adz wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:14 pm Racism aside, why can't the club just say hurling abuse at the opposing dugout will result in your expulsion. It's completely unnecessary and adds nothing to the enjoyment of the game for the spectators around.

"Enjoyment"