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A football club only pay for police officers who enter the stadium, the council tax payers foot the bill for officers outside the stadium and the football club have input on the amount of officers deployed.
They do however have to pay for stewarding inside and around the perimeter of the stadium.
The safety certificate granted by the council under advice from the SAG stipulates the amount of stewards and medical staff that MUST be in attendance per head of support inside the stadium.
When a chairman ignores the safety certificate and then publicly on social media rubbishes the SAG and council it’s never going to end well.

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The only truthful part of Hilton’s statement was the part where he stated he will be meeting with the SAG this coming week, that’s not at his request either.
He really shouldn’t have resorted to social media to bad mouth the decisions of the SAG and North lincs council.
Ignoring the recommendations of the SAG yesterday will lead to serious consequences, hence the hurried closure of the turnstiles to the terraced stand yesterday, that wasn’t a decision made by the club.

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Northumbiron wrote:

sufc_not_on_tour wrote:

If your conscience allows to buy and eat meat killed in that barbaric way, carry on.
They’ll not see any of my money!

Must have been Istan-bullshit then!

My grandfather was a butcher in Burton Stather a century ago, do you know how he butchered his pigs?

Thought not!

What a strange post, I assume you and Inspector cluseau wannabe Awaywego had both logged on after you’d been on an all dayer in the pub.
In answer to your question, no I didn’t know what your grandad did for a living or where he lived a century ago and to be perfectly honest, I don’t care.
The title of the thread is “Curried goat for all”
I’ve never said anybody else shouldn’t eat it, I’ve stated that I won’t eat it due to the method this caterers supplier uses to source the meat.

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For the final time, I’ve never been to Turkey.
I’m not sure who you’re confusing me with, you’re obviously not playing with a full deck.
Perhaps you need to go to a chemist for some more methodone pal.

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Awaywego wrote:

How did you manage when you worked in Turkey SNOT?

I’ve never been to Turkey, never mind worked there.
You’re obviously confusing me with someone else or clutching at straws…… or both.

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Awaywego wrote:

What you don’t eat Indian food SNOT, you don’t know what you’re missing.

No, I don’t, never have, never will.

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Halal slaughtered meat, even proudly boast about it.

The Smoking Goat is taking Scunthorpe by storm

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They sell Halal meat.
Not to me they don’t!

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The smoking goat proudly order and sell Halal meat.
If your conscience allows to buy and eat meat killed in that barbaric way, carry on.
They’ll not see any of my money!

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A mixture of Yes and No to your questions, unfortunately I don’t know in which order they go, I suspect nobody at the club does either.

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DESPERATELY NEEDED, people to wear a yellow hi-viz jacket on Saturday, minimum wage but free entry to the stadium, although most of the time you’ll be facing away from the play on the pitch.

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Not only banned from attending the stadium (claims Hilton has lifted his ban) but currently on conditional bail awaiting a crown court hearing for football violence.
He’s our owners mouthpiece!

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If you were the owner of a catering company, would you tender for a contract at a stadium where the owner is currently awaiting a court case to evict the person advertising for squatting in said stadium?
I can’t believe Hilton is advertising.

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New vacancy, well bloody loads really.
Now advertising for a company to take over the catering and bars at the club.
Basically he’s finished all the staff.
Situations vacant now include.
Chefs,
Waitresses,
Bar staff,
Refreshment point staff,

And that’s 4 days before our first home game!

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Expenses=accommodation costs.

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Anonymous wrote:

I wonder how or why he feels Mr H has ‘shafted’ him?

If you work for someone and at the end of the month that employer doesn’t pay you for the work you’ve done, wouldn’t you claim you’ve been shafted?

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The head of commercial has posted that he’s left the club and prepared to stack shelves, serve street food or work in a call centre instead of working in sport.
Claims he’s been shafted.

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mistertonmick wrote:

the Judge will also have to consider how much Hilton has paid in Tax owed during Swanns final weeks, players and staff wages from before he took over SNOT, plus any other missing details, also why Swann put the ground and land in his name in the first place, we just want it sorting out as quick as possible.

I disagree Mick,it’s a commercial law court, nothing whatsoever to do with how much Hilton claims to have paid to god know who else.
It’s about a contract and nothing else!

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Swann owns a stadium and land.
Swann and Hilton exchanged contracts where Hilton agreed to buy it.
Hilton didn’t honour the contract by not paying.
Swann demanded his money.
Hilton is squatting on the land using “loopholes” he’s dreamt up.
I only see a judge making one decision.

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I have no legal experience but this is not a magistrates court with people making decisions based on whether football fans will be able to watch their team in a new season or whether the players will be able to earn their wages.
It surely will be a judge ruling on the legalities of a contract signed between two parties.

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I’m certain the judge won’t be interested in any he said/he said, only what’s legally binding.
We don’t know what was agreed on paper in January, I’m certain the judge will and make a judgement on what’s legally binding.

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IronIronIron wrote:

You can’t beat a good pint of mild. Difficult to find these days!!

Rudgates ruby mild on regularly in the Malt Shovel.
If you can find a Sam Smiths pub still open they serve a good mild.

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Shame he didn’t change his name to Shilton.

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Seconds out, round one in Leeds at the end of this month.

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Cliff Byrne’s Right Peg wrote:

Think we need to look at training on 4g more

Give over!
Don’t you be giving Hilton those ideas again.

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Xxx wrote:

I know but your miserable

My miserable what?
I assume you meant “You’re” not “your”
Which just shows you’re not only a troll but illiterate as well.

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Siderite wrote:

Being sceptical of Hilton does not equal not being happy about a win for the team, but I realise that might be a bit beyond you. Though I am pleased to see how being a ‘positive fan’ means just sniping at others and not actuallysaying anything positive about the result.

Absolutely spot on.
He doesn’t offer anything to the forum, only posts he makes are sniping at other posters.
He’s a troll.

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Club fines on the way.
Scunthorpe “fans” pitch invasion and smoke flares thrown.
Morons.

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Hopefully the police clamp down and the lot of them get Football banning orders.
Give them a few hundred hours community service to be carried out every time Scunthorpe play.

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