CBSA Screen Damaged?

[Neils]

Seeing Twatter comments that Derby Fans (footy) damaged screen.

Anyone know anything?

[hookender]

Wouldn’t be surprised.

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-derby-fans-fighting-21959539

From clip can see people are probably behind it as well as close to front

[Neils]

Yes can see them climbing on the structure behind. Nasty video.

I must admit I didn't realise it was fixed so low down.

[bigad82]

I hope SUSU have deep pockets.They will try and get the monies from the away club (a club in administration).

[NellyWellyWaspy]

Why was there a banner of Jimmy Hill in the South stand? My guess is, CCFC fans invaded that area. It is the stand reserved for away fans, right? CCFC would be responsible for any damage, and would have to try a civil recovery from whomever did it, which would be very hard to prove. Not that I have been looking, but are the FA investigating the violence at the game?

[bigad82]

Why was there a banner of Jimmy Hill in the South stand? My guess is, CCFC fans invaded that area. It is the stand reserved for away fans, right? CCFC would be responsible for any damage, and would have to try a civil recovery from whomever did it, which would be very hard to prove. Not that I have been looking, but are the FA investigating the violence at the game?

There is a league agreement that the club of the the so called fans pay up.
I would think getting any money out the administrator would be like pulling teeth.

[NellyWellyWaspy]

My wife used to be an administrator. They are personally liable and have nowhere to hide when being sued. If they don't pay up, a complaint to their licencing body would very quickly see them losing their licence. My word is my bond, as they say. Derby's debts and responsibilities are personally those of the administrator. No limited liability. It's why they charge such high fees. It's why they prefer to shut businesses down and stop all trading, or get it sold very quickly.

[Lwasp]

In hindsight an insane place to put such expensive tech. D'oh.

[NellyWellyWaspy]

In hindsight an insane place to put such expensive tech. D'oh.

Retrofitting to a stadium not designed for the tech. Not a lot that can be done.

[Bloke in North Dorset]

Wouldn’t be surprised.

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-derby-fans-fighting-21959539

From clip can see people are probably behind it as well as close to front

Nothing to see here, a largely peaceful riot. Time to move on.

 

[andermt]

Why was there a banner of Jimmy Hill in the South stand? My guess is, CCFC fans invaded that area. It is the stand reserved for away fans, right? CCFC would be responsible for any damage, and would have to try a civil recovery from whomever did it, which would be very hard to prove. Not that I have been looking, but are the FA investigating the violence at the game?

The black material the Derby fans are pulling up is the barrier between the fans, the Jimmy Hill banner was actually in the area not used by either set of fans, looking at the stewards position, the black material is usually still there at our matches.

[Vespula Vulgaris]

In hindsight an insane place to put such expensive tech. D'oh.

Perfectly reasonable place for a screen in a Rugby stadium.

[hookender]

In hindsight an insane place to put such expensive tech. D'oh.

Perfectly reasonable place for a screen in a Rugby stadium.

Would have been better with 2 smaller screens at each end and not have it covering seats

[TheTameWasp]

Why was there a banner of Jimmy Hill in the South stand? My guess is, CCFC fans invaded that area. It is the stand reserved for away fans, right? CCFC would be responsible for any damage, and would have to try a civil recovery from whomever did it, which would be very hard to prove. Not that I have been looking, but are the FA investigating the violence at the game?

The Jimmy Hill banner is placed there by the football club not the fans, it's there at every game.

[NellyWellyWaspy]

Why was there a banner of Jimmy Hill in the South stand? My guess is, CCFC fans invaded that area. It is the stand reserved for away fans, right? CCFC would be responsible for any damage, and would have to try a civil recovery from whomever did it, which would be very hard to prove. Not that I have been looking, but are the FA investigating the violence at the game?

The Jimmy Hill banner is placed there by the football club not the fans, it's there at every game.

Ah