Club Banner Info
Fans wishing to display banners inside the ground must ensure they come with a fire safety certificate, do not make political statements and do not include threatening or profane language.
We ask that any supporters planning on engaging in protest activity do so in an appropriate way.
Full details of the Club’s policy on banners - and the supporter matchday code of conduct – is available by
clicking here.
So if you have a banner, dont forget to write “fire safety certificate” on a piece of paper or post-it note and keep it to show the stewards. They didnt stuljpulate the certificate will be checked for validity by qualified fire safety staff.
You can state its not political, which most of them will not be - political is subjective anyway, but state its not.
Profanity - again subjective, you can say its not. Unless they can again validate that.
Threatening - again most wont be, but a threat is again on a subjective scale. Say its not, and ask for their formal qualification to make an opinion, and if they have one, they will need to show it.
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I guess they had to at least get it down “on paper”, but secretly they are hoping we ignore it - its hidden away a little within the usual matchday blurb. If they really wanted to highlight it, it would be all over the club site.
