MP Rethinks Football Stand Alcohol Ban
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York Outer MP urges rethink on football stands alcohol ban

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Legislation from 1985 bans fans from consuming alcohol in view of the pitch in the top five tiers of the men's game in England .
At the time it was part of attempts to eradicate hooliganism, but other sports were not affected.
Labour MP Luke Charters said it was time trials took place to see what impact lifting restrictions might have.
The Football Supporters Association said it backed the MP's comments "absolutely".
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