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so what was actually achieved?
The FFA finally began to engage with supporters like stakeholders in the game, rather than dictating to them like children.
Fans will be served with an "intention to ban" prior to the ban commencing, importantly they will also be provided the evidence being relied upon to ban them
Fans will have the opportunity to appeal their ban to a panel that is independent of the FFA.
The FFA have also given an undertaking to defend the sport and the overwhelming majority of fans that do the right thing when attacked in the media
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Was there much discussion of the flares etc?
According to Dave Divudovuc (who heard it from his source - therefore 3rd hand news) there was only the usual 'we don't condone it but it's not us' etc.
You think there's going to be a Christmas miracle and the flares disappear?
Flares & anti social behaviour - people know it's not on so anyone choosing to do it anyway suffer the consequences.
If you're expecting RBB & NTC to come out like the other 8 groups with anti-flare/violence policy you will have to take it up with them. Along with a lot of their own clubs supporters.
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so can we now go back to wsw and take on the pig rooters in the car park?
On the whole I think we, the fans, have done alright out of this protest. kudos to the organisers
What nonsense?
Even the worst criminals get access to the evidence being used to convict them.
What fans were getting (innocent & guilty alike) were pronouncements of guilt with zero access to anything. This isn't North bloody Korea.
The protests were never about those who did the wrong thing. It was about making sure EVERYONE was getting a fair go.
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Is there an active group that has never ripped a flare inside a stadium?