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Third most dangerous ground

Postby Bradders » Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:22 am

I'm a bit baffled by these figures. Is Old Trafford really virtually crime-free, whereas Field Mill is highly dangerous due to an average of 14.47 incidents per 100 spectators?

Mostly shoplifting, which isn't what I'd call "dangerous", and it's a bit puzzling. Surely the club shop would have been closed years ago if they were cleared of stock every match day? What other shoplifting could there be at the ground? Who at the club is reporting thousands of shoplifting crimes every season?

https://www.chad.co.uk/news/crime/mansfields-one-call-stadium-third-most-dangerous-in-terms-of-crime-4555739
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby PEAR CIDER » Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:32 am

click bait crap
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Bradders » Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:59 am

PEAR CIDER wrote:click bait crap

Maybe, but if "Live Football Tickets" have these figures then they are supposed to be genuine.
Journalists have a responsibility to ensure that any stats they quote have a reliable source. Yes, I know that they make things up, but if these stats are made up and unchecked, then the club will be suing the Chad.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby zod » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:03 am

Bradders wrote: What other shoplifting could there be at the ground? Who at the club is reporting thousands of shoplifting crimes every season?


It can't be from the empty club shop anyway/
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Bradders » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:04 am

zod wrote:
Bradders wrote: What other shoplifting could there be at the ground? Who at the club is reporting thousands of shoplifting crimes every season?


It can't be from the empty club shop anyway/

Perhaps this is why it's empty!
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby part time pete » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:12 am

Bradders wrote:I'm a bit baffled by these figures. Is Old Trafford really virtually crime-free, whereas Field Mill is highly dangerous due to an average of 14.47 incidents per 100 spectators?

Mostly shoplifting, which isn't what I'd call "dangerous", and it's a bit puzzling. Surely the club shop would have been closed years ago if they were cleared of stock every match day? What other shoplifting could there be at the ground? Who at the club is reporting thousands of shoplifting crimes every season?

https://www.chad.co.uk/news/crime/mansfields-one-call-stadium-third-most-dangerous-in-terms-of-crime-4555739


I know that the Football in the community side of things have had a spate of thefts etc. but that report is saying thousands of incidents.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Marky Mark » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:14 am

I'd imagine it's locality/postcode related, so not specifically the ground itself but a determined area in which the ground is in - incorporating at least 3 retail parks and potentially the town centre. They'll have looked at reported crimes within a set radius or postcode of each of the grounds then divided it into the total crowd figures. It's a massive stretch to correlate all crimes within a set area to a football ground within that area.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby old ram stag » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:40 am

I work in the shop theft industry in this area, we have no thefts reported from the club shop but lots at St Peters, portland and mansfield leisure retail parks, St Peters being the highest.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Sandy Pate Best Stag » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:43 am

Another example of making statistics say what you want them to. Maybe that’s what the SAG do and why they panic so much.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Jimstag » Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:49 am

Must be away fans because the gate is shut to us lot way too often
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Costastag » Fri Mar 15, 2024 10:04 am

Jimstag wrote:Must be away fans because the gate is shut to us lot way too often


Thought you were allowed to shoplift over there so long as it doesnt exceed 200 hundred quids worth before the police consider it a crime :lol:
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Bradders » Fri Mar 15, 2024 1:01 pm

old ram stag wrote:I work in the shop theft industry in this area, we have no thefts reported from the club shop but lots at St Peters, portland and mansfield leisure retail parks, St Peters being the highest.

It is probably where the stats come from. But it's a bit scurrilous to present it as the "third most dangerous football ground" on that basis. It just means that we're viewed as an unusually unpleasant and risky matchday experience, and helps attract the more antisocial element at the expense of the type that the club would prefer.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Beyond The Pale » Fri Mar 15, 2024 1:09 pm

[quote="Bradders"]I'm a bit baffled by these figures. Is Old Trafford really virtually crime-free, whereas Field Mill is highly dangerous due to an average of 14.47 incidents per 100 spectators?

That's the 'Stags fans in the North Stand' decision reversed then!
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby victor A block » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:08 pm

old ram stag wrote:I work in the shop theft industry in this area, we have no thefts reported from the club shop but lots at St Peters, portland and mansfield leisure retail parks, St Peters being the highest.


When you say you work in the shop theft industry, could you get me a microwave. :D
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby zod » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:23 pm

victor A block wrote:
old ram stag wrote:I work in the shop theft industry in this area, we have no thefts reported from the club shop but lots at St Peters, portland and mansfield leisure retail parks, St Peters being the highest.


When you say you work in the shop theft industry, could you get me a microwave. :D


He only steals full shops mate.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby PEAR CIDER » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:46 pm

Being the sad person that I am, I have sent the chad a strongly worded email advising them of this pathetic journalism. Its clearly the postcode and the retail park, with next to nothing to do with the club (probably the odd report of mischief)

Its just spam and promotes negativity. Such a pathetic outlet, and tbh I think we should ban them from posting their links on here whilst ever they post gubbins like this.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby ElwoodBlues » Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:55 pm

All Seems very accurate has it Looks like the webpage has been stolen too now.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Bradders » Fri Mar 15, 2024 3:52 pm

PEAR CIDER wrote:Being the sad person that I am, I have sent the chad a strongly worded email advising them of this pathetic journalism. Its clearly the postcode and the retail park, with next to nothing to do with the club (probably the odd report of mischief)

Its just spam and promotes negativity. Such a pathetic outlet, and tbh I think we should ban them from posting their links on here whilst ever they post gubbins like this.

Looks like the email did the trick. The report has disappeared.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby Dan » Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:28 pm

PEAR CIDER wrote:Being the sad person that I am, I have sent the chad a strongly worded email advising them of this pathetic journalism. Its clearly the postcode and the retail park, with next to nothing to do with the club (probably the odd report of mischief)

Its just spam and promotes negativity. Such a pathetic outlet, and tbh I think we should ban them from posting their links on here whilst ever they post gubbins like this.


Completely disagree, it's brilliant that you've done that as it shows you care.
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby MOTG » Sat Mar 16, 2024 1:28 pm

Well done
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby scotsstag » Sat Mar 16, 2024 5:32 pm

PEAR CIDER wrote:Being the sad person that I am, I have sent the chad a strongly worded email advising them of this pathetic journalism. Its clearly the postcode and the retail park, with next to nothing to do with the club (probably the odd report of mischief)

Its just spam and promotes negativity. Such a pathetic outlet, and tbh I think we should ban them from posting their links on here whilst ever they post gubbins like this.

Up in my estimations, not that you'd give a raspberries... :lol:
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Re: Third most dangerous ground

Postby PEAR CIDER » Sun Mar 17, 2024 4:50 am

scotsstag wrote:
PEAR CIDER wrote:Being the sad person that I am, I have sent the chad a strongly worded email advising them of this pathetic journalism. Its clearly the postcode and the retail park, with next to nothing to do with the club (probably the odd report of mischief)

Its just spam and promotes negativity. Such a pathetic outlet, and tbh I think we should ban them from posting their links on here whilst ever they post gubbins like this.

Up in my estimations, not that you'd give a raspberries... :lol:


I do actually, I'm very sensitive.

Thank.you, glad they saw sense to be honest.
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