Old Trafford being evacuated

[Sexydadbod]

23 minutes ago, davenportram said:

demonstrating that going to old Trafford isn't a once in lifetime opportunity.

It is for most people. Rynny is fortunate in that respect, comes across that he is rubbing it in a little to me. Next season's fixture could be a midweek game and it's unlikely they could get time off work and who knows if bournemouth will survive for the season after next? They interviewed some fans after and some came all the way from Azerbaijan just for this game. That's not even counting those fans who have terminal illnesses who may had an opportunity to see their team play at one of the best stadiums in the world for the one and only time in their life. All because some c*nt put this device deliberately in the toilet to cause mayhem and disruption. The only thing we can be thankful for is that no-one was injured or killed but let's not get away from the real issue here, it's a dark day for football and some people(not saying anyone on here) aren't taking it seriously enough.

[Sexydadbod]

19 minutes ago, sage said:

http://www.itv.com/news/

It will be interesting to find out the motivation of the person who planted it. Wind up or test run. 

My view is that it was a test run by either the terrorists themselves or the local authorities especially with the terrorist drills they were doing in Manchester City Centre last week, although they would have told us after if it was the latter.

[Rev]

To be honest, I've dropped some deadly packages in the Ipro bogs in the past.

Full evacuation indeed.

[RicME85]

No motive to be found.

[davenportram]

5 minutes ago, McLovin said:

My view is that it was a test run by either the terrorists themselves or the local authorities especially with the terrorist drills they were doing in Manchester City Centre last week, although they would have told us after if it was the latter.

maybe the drills were being run because there was intelligence pointing to a possible incident.

[ladyram]

Mmmm. Device was left by mistake? Really. I'm not buying it.

[Sexydadbod]

Thought the training drills were only in the city centre though? Hmmmm. Embarrassing if true and laughable. Imagine a lot of compensation claims incoming

[Day]

You're getting sacked in the morning, sacked in the mooooorning

[Rev]

6 minutes ago, ladyram said:

Mmmm. Device was left by mistake? Really. I'm not buying it.

Pity, they'll probably be knocking them out in the United Megastore tomorrow!

[Boycie]

6 hours ago, Cisse said:

What was in it ?

Pot noodle, Bomb bay bad boy.

[ladyram]

12 minutes ago, Boycie said:

Pot noodle, Bomb bay bad boy.

 yer a sick man Boycie! 

[Sexydadbod]

Stan Collymore on twitter is making some interesting points for once. Don't buy it

[Zag zig]

21 minutes ago, ladyram said:

Mmmm. Device was left by mistake? Really. I'm not buying it.

Me neither, very sloppy security firm if true. Do they employ amateurs then at places like O.T? Mmmm indeed.

[Sexydadbod]

6 minutes ago, Zag zig said:

Me neither, very sloppy security firm if true. Do they employ amateurs then at places like O.T? Mmmm indeed.

Check out Stan collymore's twitter. He thinks they're covering it up too

[eddie]

Utter ******.

That's one security firm that's going to be out of pocket by the best part of half a million quid.

[ladyram]

Definate cover up, minimise the panic. 

[rsmini]

So why did a security firm not realise the fake bomb they used for a training excersise on Wednesday was  missing? Surely they must check before they leave Old Trafford that they have everything..

you would also hope that clubs do a security sweep of a ground before its opened up for a game.. 

[ramit]

If the intention was to terrify football fans i would say job done

[ladyram]

Exactly rsmini. Plus these devices would very probably have identifying marks on them,  as being that security firms property.  

This makes no sense, unless there's been more than one cock up. Possible but unlikely imo.

[Cisse]

Perhaps someone is training for next month Euros.