Fan celebrations that could hurt others or include vandalism?

[flyingfish]

I think throwing yourself about is pretty much the same as the terraces most of us were on in the 80s and 90s. This behaviour is not in the same class as the mindless vandalism.

The problem that is different know is the risk to life and limb if someone pushes you over the row of seats in front. Someone, unbelievably, tried jumping on my back from behind in the JH stand when Ayite scored from the half way line. Luckily my then 7yo daughter next to me as OK

[MikeTheCubed]

Thought the atmosphere in the Hammersmith end was very subdued the last 2 games despite the scores.

[Mr K.Dilkington]

Thought the atmosphere in the Hammersmith end was very subdued the last 2 games despite the scores.

I think we all expect now,if you know what I mean?

[Ashington White]

I think throwing yourself about is pretty much the same as the terraces most of us were on in the 80s and 90s. This behaviour is not in the same class as the mindless vandalism.

The problem that is different know is the risk to life and limb if someone pushes you over the row of seats in front. Someone, unbelievably, tried jumping on my back from behind in the JH stand when Ayite scored from the half way line. Luckily my then 7yo daughter next to me as OK

Correct. You could land on other people, seats or the floor.  The seats mean there's nowhere for people to go.  Terracing a lot different as no seats in the way.

[Black, White and Fred]

Saw a Brum fan holding one of our seats that they had ripped off chanting 'we have got your seat' in the 'we are top of the league' chant on my way out yesterday. Seems to be becoming the norm...

[Mince n Tatties]

Considering  we're  scoring for fun and top of the league,I think the attendance is more of a worry,only just over 16,000 there last night,1.5 From Birmingham.