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Quote from: RoversAlias on April 24, 2018, 11:18:47 pmThey were never going to keep off the pitch but the club have a legal duty to do 'everything possible' to discourage or stop them, so it hardly seems fair having a go at the guy on the tannoy to be honest.Whoever turned the sprinklers on though, fair play because that was amusing.Problem with that is what happens if the sprinklers hit someone of a lightweight physique and it knocks them off balance and they fall? If it's a child, it's even worse.With a surging crowd behind them, if someone ends up on the floor because of the sprinklers, there's a chance they could get trampled on and seriously injured, or the rushing water itself could knock them into advertising boards and they could get cut or injured that way.I think the person who instigated it should be sacked for gross misconduct. The groundsman is probably the puppet told to do it, but the chances are it's come from higher up.You can't play the Elf & Safety line, then do something what is directly going to hinder the safety of those supporters who are making movements towards the pitch.
They were never going to keep off the pitch but the club have a legal duty to do 'everything possible' to discourage or stop them, so it hardly seems fair having a go at the guy on the tannoy to be honest.Whoever turned the sprinklers on though, fair play because that was amusing.