The Security at Wembley is appalling

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So I get to the turnstile at gate C, and some scouser runs behind me when I'm going through and jams himself in and basically gets in for free gets saying "you don't mind do ya kidda" before running off.

No security, no weapons arches, no nothing. Bloke could have had anything on him.

After the enquiry about the Manchester bombing you think security would be better than this!

Terrible security. If anyone from Wembley wishes to contact then feel free please.

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Paul Davison
- 19 Jun 2021 12:21 AM
Totally agree mate, no one checked me for covid regs etc, no security checks, guy outside had a screen shot of ticket from someone else and got in makes a mockery of e tickets and who's getting in the ground.
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Kevin Jenkins
- 19 Jun 2021 12:41 AM
The security inside the ground were allowing the intoxicated to stand up in front of the disabled section, blocking their view, and then they stood up in the gangways,No one told them that this was a safety requirement and then it started kicking off...and no one stepped in.
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Andy Catanach
- 19 Jun 2021 6:11 AM
In reply to Kevin Jenkins:

I remember the France game at wembley just after the bombings there was armed police outside Wembley stadium and Hilton ....i Didnt get searched/frisked not once on way in ground
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Simon Taylor
- 19 Jun 2021 11:22 AM
flag police were out in force … under supervision from the flag police boss ….
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Thomas collier
- 21 Jun 2021 1:28 PM
In reply to Andy Catanach:
I got in with 4 cans of lager by accident that game.
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Kevin Jenkins
- 22 Jun 2021 9:45 AM
In reply to Thomas collier:
Honest Guv, i was watering me horse when they suddenly appeared from nowhere.
I sometimes hide some sacred fluid down by my nether regions when going lords for cricket..and has I start to walk towards security to be frisked, things start a slipping and suddenly i am walking towards the fellah like i'm gallen from planet of the apes.
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Thomas collier
- 22 Jun 2021 10:51 PM
In reply to Kevin Jenkins:
Hahaha
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The Security at Wembley is appalling

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