That's the trouble with the Law. It's an ass.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteSimilarly does anyone really believe that if we had the Pope, The Queen and Mother Theresa telling everyone we were in bed with them at the time and couldn't have done it that the outcome would have been any different?
Hibs have sensibly kept their own counsel on this and tried to deal with matters internally in order to avoid fuelling the flames.
Its a pity that some in our support not only couldn't have done the same, but have gone out of their way to fling **** at the club and stir the problem up externally.
Regardless of any mitigating circumstances fans shouldn't have been on the park, that the vast vast majority were there for entirely peaceable reasons doesn't matter as they were unfortunately caught up in the lawlessness that followed.
Its entirely reasonable that they are asked questions and the outrage of those that are being asked them or those taking umbrage is futile, divisive and completely against the clubs interests.
If you were on the pitch, man up and take what's coming to you, don't bleat about it and the blame the club, it was you that was on the pitch ergo it is your responsibility.
The most basic question folk needed to ask themselves was " do you really think the club want to be doing this?"
As the answer is a definite no, then you can see they feel they are being forced to, maybe instead of beating them up over it we should be supporting them and following their lead?
The board have a legal duty to seek professional advice on matters outwith their ken or can be held personally liable for not doing so.
They have done so and been given professional advice over how to play this.
if the advice they received has led them to taking these actions they have my full support.
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Thread: Letter to those on the pitch
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27-07-2016 05:19 PM #601This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 05:37 PM #602
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Out of interest when exactly is the findings of the "independent inquiry" due to be released?
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27-07-2016 05:45 PM #604
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27-07-2016 05:47 PM #605
In years to come, when 30000 Hibbies claim to have been on the pitch,at least you'll have this letter to prove that you were indeed one of the few whilst others have to convince folk that a wee patch of their lawn came from Hampden on that day.
It's a nice wee momento to add to your ticket stub and programme etc.
Get it framed :)
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27-07-2016 05:55 PM #606This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I phoned the club up this morning and apparently this guy is off on holiday until Monday. Falkirk tickets on sale tomorrow... Am I innocent until proven guilty or can I no buy a ticket because he's away to seton sands for a week?
Having gone through my Facebook where there are no incriminating photos of me.. And on Twitter it's some impressive CSI stuff to pick my name out. Not bitter as I fully understand Hibs have to be seen to be doing all they can but... I do feel Lee Wallace may have a part to play in this
GGTTH
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27-07-2016 06:27 PM #607This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I know i want to see the whole report but wonder if it will be available to anyone that requests it
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27-07-2016 06:54 PM #608
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I'm sure it was asked earlier but if they have a photo of "John Smith" on the pitch, how do they know that it's the "John Smith" that's on the database??
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27-07-2016 07:12 PM #609This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
In general terms though I think Directors having personal liability for certain things is a good thing and should be extended
It might stop the Philip Greens of this world
Btw I am a company director so this isn't an anti director rant!Last edited by BSEJVT; 27-07-2016 at 07:14 PM.
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27-07-2016 07:27 PM #610johnbc70Left by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 07:34 PM #611This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
having looked over Facebook etc some folk are just dismissing it as a bit of "fun", but as the law states its illegal to storm the pitch and i believe a lot of people are just blinkered to it and think its acceptable due to winning the cup.
i completely understand emotions were running high but it is what it is, i personally hope its only a slap on the wrist for the folk involved but nobody knows what will happen
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27-07-2016 07:49 PM #612This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 08:10 PM #613This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 08:15 PM #614This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 08:17 PM #615
For what it's worth, and I was at a wedding so couldn't be there, but if you go on the pitch and get caught you have to accept it It's no different to taking a piss up a close and getting caught by the pigs.
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27-07-2016 08:22 PM #616
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27-07-2016 08:24 PM #618This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2016 09:45 PM #619This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"I don't have any regrets about not moving during my playing career. I was born a Hibee, my dad was a Hibee, I will stay a Hibee and I'll die a Hibee." -Lawrie Reilly
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27-07-2016 09:49 PM #620This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I am increasingly concerned that these actions are not well thought out ,may indeed have unintended consequences for the club and more importantly the support.
At the very least this has been poorly handled ,again,I am really unsure and unhappy about the actions the Board and/or its representatives are following,we have been here before, have we not.
Feel good factor, positive feelings for the season ahead all evaporating ,I think since the cup win there has been singular lack of posiitve actions from the leadership at Hibs ,new manager excepted. IMHO
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27-07-2016 09:54 PM #621
Just saw it on 10 30 news showing a clip of fans on the pitch confirming hibs had banned temporarily a number of fans identified as being on the pitch until they have a meeting with the Club
West of Scotland STV news
Nothing about The Rangers lack of Action re their fans
We as a Club are going to be in the lime light in a negative way till this is finally dealt with
Think Hibs should be pushing for definite time frame now as really don't want this dragging on
We all know what the issues are they and lets put this to ned now and get a line drawn under it
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27-07-2016 09:58 PM #622This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
"Whisky Tango Foxtrot! Hibs won? Oh crap. How are we to stop a pitch invasion when we are heading to Ibrox for the perty?"
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27-07-2016 09:58 PM #623
STV news said Police Scotland have stated that they have nothing to do with the letters being sent out. So who was this third party that apparently provided Hibs with a list of names?
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27-07-2016 10:03 PM #624This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
And why did the club take any action based on that third party information?
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27-07-2016 10:03 PM #626
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27-07-2016 10:16 PM #628
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Donkeys' years ago, (early 1990s?), the police said to the SFA: we'd rather not get involved (within reason), but if you don't start taking control and dealing with bad behaviour, then that's what will happen. They were talking, as I remember, about violence on the field of play at that time. I wonder if this is similar though? The police would rather not /don't have the resources to deal with the pitch invasion (outside of clear criminal behaviour), and would prefer, ideally, that the football authorities or clubs deal with it. Assuming that folks requested to attend are simply reminded of their legal obligations, and asked not to do it again, it seems to me to be a reasonably low-key way out of the situation for everyone involved. I can't see that prosecuting non-violent (or vandalising) pitch-invaders is in anyone's interests?
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27-07-2016 10:17 PM #629This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hmm,here we go again,sure looks like old habits die hard at this club.
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27-07-2016 10:18 PM #630
How some posters can possibly be upset to see our club taking every step it can to deal with those who illegally entered the field of play that day, is ridiculous.
Do we need reminding that the baying authorities (with the power to hit our club where it hurts) are watching from the wings?
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