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To: Brighton and Hove Albion
Removing the rules on flasks at the Amex
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Remove The flask ban.
Why is this important?
With the upcoming ban on flasks, we find this unacceptable for many people. Some people bring soup to a game (something that is not sold at the stadium), some people bring tea or coffee as they cannot afford to buy Hot Drinks at the stadium. (This may be a family or someone on a reduced income).
A flask at football is a right of passage and is for refreshment purposes not as a weapon.
How many times has a football player been hit with a rogue flask?
Is this really for safety or a way of increasing revenue from drink sales?
A flask at football is a right of passage and is for refreshment purposes not as a weapon.
How many times has a football player been hit with a rogue flask?
Is this really for safety or a way of increasing revenue from drink sales?