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Tottenham have become the 1st Premier Leauge Club to ban those bloody Vuvuzelas. Thats great news if you ask me they are a bloody nuisence.
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Where we lead others will follow ! Good call from the board on this one. OK there part of Sarf Afrikan football but that's where they need to stay . . . . . . .
DJSR- Admin
Nicely done, cant stand those bloody things, killed the atmosphere of the world cup, couldnt here the supporters singing!
Boycey- 3rd Division
I could not stand those things and once england went out of the world cup...it made it hard for me to watch any of the matches, the really got on my last nerve...lol
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As I said, where we lead others are following (LOL except Blackpool). Not sure on the public safety angle, I would have thought there f***in' irritating was enough ! ! ! Copy & pasted from the BBC's website . . . . . .
A growing number of Premier League clubs are following Tottenham's lead and banning vuvuzelas from their grounds on match days this season.
Arsenal, Birmingham, Everton, Fulham and West Ham are the latest teams to have stated the plastic horns will not be allowed inside stadia.
Some Football League clubs have also banned the horns, which were popular at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Spurs made their decision after talks with police and local authorities.
The Londoners reacted upon suggestions the noise could pose risks to public safety, while Arsenal stated they wanted to "ensure the enjoyment and safety" of fans.
A Spurs statement on the club's official website. read: "We are concerned that the presence of the instruments within the stadium pose unnecessary risks and could impact on the ability of all supporters to hear any emergency safety announcements.
"We are very proud of the fantastic atmosphere that our supporters produce organically at White Hart Lane and we are all very much looking forward to this continuing into the forthcoming season."
A growing number of Premier League clubs are following Tottenham's lead and banning vuvuzelas from their grounds on match days this season.
Arsenal, Birmingham, Everton, Fulham and West Ham are the latest teams to have stated the plastic horns will not be allowed inside stadia.
Some Football League clubs have also banned the horns, which were popular at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Spurs made their decision after talks with police and local authorities.
The Londoners reacted upon suggestions the noise could pose risks to public safety, while Arsenal stated they wanted to "ensure the enjoyment and safety" of fans.
A Spurs statement on the club's official website. read: "We are concerned that the presence of the instruments within the stadium pose unnecessary risks and could impact on the ability of all supporters to hear any emergency safety announcements.
"We are very proud of the fantastic atmosphere that our supporters produce organically at White Hart Lane and we are all very much looking forward to this continuing into the forthcoming season."
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