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Kick-off times 'up to police'



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THE Scottish Football Association today said police will always have the final say on the scheduling of Scotland's international matches.
Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has called for early kick-offs at important Scotland games to cut alcohol-related crime.

He wants to avoid a repeat of violence which followed the crunch Euro 2008 qualifier with Italy last November, which started at 5pm.

The SFA insist police already have a crucial say in the timing of games, and will continue to do so.





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Elizabeth I (1558-1603 AD),

edinburgh 10/04/2008 13:15:16
This from the man Kenny (I hate England) MacAskill who was arrested for being drunk and incapable at a Scotland football match....!!!
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Merouane,

Edinburgh 10/04/2008 13:17:52
#1. Elizabeth (I hate Scotland?) I, maybe it gives him a unique insight into the issue...
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Elizabeth I (1558-1603 AD),

edinburgh 10/04/2008 13:26:01
#2 Has he sorted himself out then? I take it Kenny MacAskill doesn't get blind drunk anymore and sing anti-english songs in London? This is Scotland's JUSTICE minister remember!
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Merouane,

Edinburgh 10/04/2008 13:44:42
#3. As far as I'm aware, he hasn't taken part in such activities for some time. Do you have a problem with his performance as Justice minister or just his past?

Surely Elizabeth, you have done things in your life that you regret, no?

 

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