
Carnegie reads that the celebrations of a Fife football team were ruined by the actions of the police.
"EAST FIFE fans have criticised police officers who threatened to spoil their title celebrations on Saturday afternoon. The Fifers clinched their first league trophy in 60 years with a 3-0 win over East Stirling, sparking jubilant scenes among players, officials and supporters at Firs Park in Falkirk. As the customary champagne began to flow in the dressing room, however, officers from Central Scotland Police moved in to warn the players that their actions would be in contravention of laws governing the presence of alcohol within football grounds."
Seems a bit over the top to Carnegie, especially given that there seems to be no shortage of paid for corporate hospitality at football grounds in Scotland, apparently despite the law. Time for a bit of common sense?
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