I went to the anniversary games yesterday and as to be expected, got caught up in the masses of people trying to get in to Stratford Tube Station after the event. One thing I noticed was that there seemed to be a lot fewer smokers than when I come out of Selhurst.
It got me thinking as to what sort of percentage of football fans smoke (using us palace (proper) fans as the guinea pigs of the study. I did a search of previous threads and the majority appeared to be from smokers / ex-smokers complaining about not being able to vape within the stands.
Personally, I've never smoked and can't stand the smell. Given that, I struggle to understand the addiction and the desperation of smokers to light up the the very moment they step foot outside the stadium without a care in the world of those that don't want to be subjected to their second hand smoke.
Smokers tend to stick together and generally dislike non-smokers righteousness so I can imagine I will get a bit of abuse for even raising this subject. Hopefully we can have a civil debate for the good of research. :p
It got me thinking as to what sort of percentage of football fans smoke (using us palace (proper) fans as the guinea pigs of the study. I did a search of previous threads and the majority appeared to be from smokers / ex-smokers complaining about not being able to vape within the stands.
Personally, I've never smoked and can't stand the smell. Given that, I struggle to understand the addiction and the desperation of smokers to light up the the very moment they step foot outside the stadium without a care in the world of those that don't want to be subjected to their second hand smoke.
Smokers tend to stick together and generally dislike non-smokers righteousness so I can imagine I will get a bit of abuse for even raising this subject. Hopefully we can have a civil debate for the good of research. :p
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