when Oldham were in the champs./2nd division,as it were,
there was loads sitting with palace mates in the upper Holms.
I went away to Oldham & again there was a good dozen sitting in the away end with palace (lost3-1)
I sat with a chels.mate in players lounge seat area once & we just had a load of banter.He politely clapped when the buggers scored-no trouble.
ok if its sensible mates.

C'mon Citeh tonight.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

one in block D but fair play did try to grab his watch while laughing as he so closely got battered

I sat in block V in the Arthur Wait and noticed a few sat around me not singing and supporting Palace,but in general kept themselves quiet,however near the end of the match somewhere in row 2 block U a bloke removed his jacket to reveal a Liverpool Shirt and then unrolled a Liverpool You'll Never Walk Alone Flag !!!!!

This obviously stirred up the Palace fans,but a Steward was standing right at the front and did NOTHING !!! it wasn't until things started getting heated, and so many Palace Fans stating to the Steward to kick him out, that eventually a few stewards started to move in and remove the bloke.

He was obviously looking for trouble and nearly ended up getting it.

Back of block Y in AW the red smoke bomb was set off right next to the disabled supporters who had no way of moving and no telling if they had breathing problems.
Unfortunately our stewards are terrified of them and I had to jump the wall to pick up the smoke bomb and take it outside to the steps.
Really crap place for anyone to let off a smoke bomb but you really would think (or hope) that the stewards would be able to deal with it. If only to safeguard the supporters safety.

Red and blue army!!!!!!!!!!!

I sympathise with your anger, you have every right to be, if anything is going to make me lose it and push me into violence it is being spat at, let alone a son of mine being spat at.

However, that kind of chat is never going to get the plod to help you. And in all honesty, what is he going to do? Arrest them all? Maybe you can stretch it to an assault charge but the fact of the matter is there are a couple of thousand angry and sad people around who could cause a lot more than hurt feelings at any moment, which need to be kept an eye on.

I was told the other day by my mums partner who was spat at in an altercation (not football related)by his solicitor that spitting on someone is no longer a case of assault.