I'm saying there is nothing harmful with an E-cig. That doesn't mean I'd encourage someone to use it. Nor am inclined to moan about something that no effect on my person.

Saints beat us to this anyway. I was a bit shocked when I saw their stand sponsor, and e-cigs, on sale at their place at the Challenge Cup semi

I was at that game against catalans also, I admit I also found it shocking however I quickly thought about it and realised that there wasn't really an issue to be had.

Maybe you could ask the club to supply personal air fresheners to take away the nasty smells

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As no one really understands the side effects of E cigs I'm surprised that Wolves have them as sponsors

Will it be allowed to smoke these E cigs whilst in the ground?
If so could this have future repercussions for the club?

I know Cirrhosis of the liver is a side effect of alcoholism, can i sue the club if i can prove it was them that influenced my drinking as a child?

There are plenty of strange odours surfacing in the south stand as it is so i don't think an e cig will be noticed.

Can't see the problem, many a rowdy Sunday at wilderspool you'd get a benny head banger decked out on you whilst celebrating a try!!...adds to the occasion.. There harmless odourless and might bring a few hardcore smokers back lol

If anything needs to be banned it's carlsberg on draft!!!!

Do you have kids Graghaz1?

Rather than the South, they should have sponsored the East or West stand, then we could call it the 'Fag End'.

Yes I have 3 boys duckie

ok

If a few people started using them in the club shop, or the East Stand function room I wonder how long it would take for them to be asked to stop?

They are enclosed spaces though. The terraces however, are not.

Let's hope we don't add confusion to the stewards job with the mega vape deluxe model with blue or yellow smoke puffing out.

Responsible clubs have zero tolerance to smoke bombs!!

I think you will find it is enclosed.
There are there are sides back and and wall perimeter front meaning nobody can move from within the terrace area.

An enclosed spaces with a lack of ventilation... Pretty sure the terraces have plenty of that.

Taken from the HSE:

Confined/enclosed spaces

A confined space is a place which is substantially enclosed (though not always entirely), and where serious injury can occur from hazardous substances or conditions within the space or nearby (e.g. lack of oxygen).







Doesn't sound like the HJ to me, maybe you're going to a different one?

Unfortunately the vapor doesn't rise up into that ventilated area. It rapidly cools and so is heavy and people around get a face full of the stuff!

Alright, if you say so.

You've got the patience of a saint make. I'd have baled out a long time ago.