Have the club made any response to family fears for safety after the cardiff game?

[Olly]

by holding the taffs back for a period, or will they be protecting their own stewards again, who are supposed to be protecting us?

I have spoken to the local police football desk this morning, and am being told that decisions like that are made between the command room and the QPR safety officer, but not planned in advance. He was not an authority on exact procedure, so could not elaborate on when these decisions are actually made

The guy I was talking to, suggested that anyone who wants to act on behalf of home supporters, will have their concerns recognised as a genuine liason contact point. I have been given an inspector's name, tel. no. and email address.

I will do this shortly so that we know in advance what's likely to happen regarding the taffs being held back. Personally, I quite like to see them being kettled up by the police, as I'm leaving the ground. But it's families who get worried about this so let me see what I can find out and report back.

[80sCasual]

Liasoning with police. Hmmmm.

[WeAreQPR12]

I think both Benny and Dazzer should be fully kitted up in rangers home and away shirts and thrown into the school end between 5 and 6 o'clock to keep the cardiff fans entertained while family's safely get home.

[Gtleighsr3]

On cardiff site there scarfers reckon we are just as bad.Ambush them,loads of verbals etc.Say its a right ****ing moody place to visit.LOL

[Bluehoop]

I recall Old Hoop has previously sent a message to the Fans liason officer (or something like that) about this topic - having seen no recent posts on it I assume that person has not (yet) addressed the matter - and (as usual) I doubt they ever will.
I would be delighted to be proved wrong on this one.

[oldhoop]

Please see my new thread re the response from the QPR safety officer, Phillip Lawrence. It looks as though the club have listened to our requests!