So a security company left the fake bomb at OT after a training exercise :hehe:

[Sir C]

It was described as 'incredibly lifelike'. I wonder what that means?

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[Burney]

It was described as 'incredibly lifelike'. I wonder what that means?

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Are they even going to bother playing the game again? Surely absolutely nobody gives a ****?

[Sir C]

Are they even going to bother playing the game again? Surely absolutely nobody gives a ****?

It's happening tomorrow, apparently. If Bournemouth won they'd go up three places, which has quite a financial impact, I think.

[PSRB]

It was described as 'incredibly lifelike'. I wonder what that means?

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Surely, they would count the devices placed and then count them back in again? :coverup:

[SWv2]

It was described as 'incredibly lifelike'. I wonder what that means?

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It had traces of a substance which in turn would be picked up on by sniffer dogs.

Quite the **** up mind you.

[IUFG]

one would think that is how a security audit would work, wouldn't you . . .

[Pat Vegas]

I find this absolutely ridiculous. Along with all the training exercises we keep seeing on the news. There is no need for them to be reported.

This could have caused chaos*





*if it was a Liverpool game.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

I give a ****. If Smalling plays and they get a clean sheet plus he is man of the match or gets an assist or scores or whatever I win a closely fought private leave on the Fantasy Premier thingy.

[Mc Gooner]

It's happening tomorrow, apparently. If Bournemouth won they'd go up three places, which has quite a financial impact, I think.I heard it was £1.2m per place so worth it for them I dove thought