COMMENT: After plans to scrap the ban on pitchside booze at football, what if we really are just better off without?

An opinion piece by Amos Murphy evaluates the debate surrounding the potential lifting of the stadium alcohol ban for football supporters. While acknowledging that fans face long-standing policing stigmas unlike spectators in sports such as rugby or tennis, the article questions whether allowing alcohol in the stands is practical or desired by regular attendees.
Although lifting the ban could ease half-time congestion on concourses, concerns remain regarding disorderly celebrations and spectators being soaked by thrown drinks. The author concludes by suggesting that authorities like Andy Burnham should prioritize issues such as high ticket prices over legalizing alcohol in stadium seats.
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