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    Re: Ban dogs on sports pitches?

    I think many people against the ban are confusing parks with sports pitches.

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    Re: Ban dogs on sports pitches?

    Quote Originally Posted by PontBlue View Post
    I think many people against the ban are confusing parks with sports pitches.
    Exactly.

    It’s parkland.... common land, NOT a privately owned sports facility.

    ....seems to be the way nowadays though. If someone doesn’t like something, they just shout about it and put a fence up. No tolerance, no long-term ideas. Quick fix..

    It seems a bit arrogant though to think that humans who play football should have priority. What are they doing that makes them so entitled? Can’t be paying taxes because we all do that, dog owners included.

    Why can’t football teams go and play in Gôl or one of those private places? It’s not that expensive.

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    Re: Ban dogs on sports pitches?

    Quote Originally Posted by Divine Wright View Post
    Exactly.

    It’s parkland.... common land, NOT a privately owned sports facility.

    ....seems to be the way nowadays though. If someone doesn’t like something, they just shout about it and put a fence up. No tolerance, no long-term ideas. Quick fix..

    It seems a bit arrogant though to think that humans who play football should have priority. What are they doing that makes them so entitled? Can’t be paying taxes because we all do that, dog owners included.

    Why can’t football teams go and play in Gôl or one of those private places? It’s not that expensive.

    Is that your solution? Go and play in Gol?? Hundreds of football and rugby teams from U7 to seniors go and play at a 5-a-side pitch?

    I don’t think it’s arrogant to expect dog walkers not to let their dogs shit on a sports pitch. In Roath Park, Heath Park, Trelai, Heath etc etc there is plenty of space for people to excercise dogs without the need to let them on the pitches. You wouldn’t let a dog run onto a pitch when a game is in progress so why is it such a problem when there’s not?

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