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Away Grounds This article will cover what you can - and can't - take to away grounds. Drums? Flags? Anything else you should be aware of? We are contacting all the clubs to ask them some questions based on what members have told us about things they'd like to know in advance. If there is anything you think we should add to the list of things we ask about please let us know on info@bfcsa.co.uk. The list below is in Alphabetical order.
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| Notes Flags and banners shouldn't obsure advertising hoardings and other signs. Two clubs have now specified that flags with poles are not allowed. I'm not entirely sure that a flag is still a flag without a pole but this is understandable. Dagenham and Redbridge quite reasonably pointed out that they reserve the right to refuse to allow any item on the night if it is considered by our stewards or police that it might be used as an offensive weapon. The BFCSA Committee think it is fair to say that all clubs also reserve this right. Details of BFCSA coaches to away games. Other Clubs We're unlikely to ever play Borussia Mönchengladbach but it's worth noting that their website has guidance on what visiting supporters are and aren't allowed to take into the stadium. For example, flags are allowed but only if their poles are no longer than 1.5m. They also offer storage rooms for forbidden items. It is interesting to note that you are allowed to store dangerous missiles in these rooms, but not motorcycle helmets. It's also worth noting that (according to Wikipedia) their mascot is a bumble bee called Bach. |
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