omg can you believe this? they're making a big deal over nothing 
like what's the difference if intel was slightly off lol but seriously tho i feel bad for guildford he just wants to do what's best for the community and public safety but at the same time home secretary shabana Mahmood is on his case about accountability 
it's all so dramatic. and what's with this whole thing about football fans anyway? can't they just chill and enjoy a match without all the drama? anyway, i think guildford should wait and see how simon foster investigates before making any big decisions 
like what's the difference if intel was slightly off lol but seriously tho i feel bad for guildford he just wants to do what's best for the community and public safety but at the same time home secretary shabana Mahmood is on his case about accountability it's all so dramatic. and what's with this whole thing about football fans anyway? can't they just chill and enjoy a match without all the drama? anyway, i think guildford should wait and see how simon foster investigates before making any big decisions 
Police chief refusing to quit despite all the evidence showing he was wrong about the football ban is a big deal. I think it's super interesting how the home secretary wants greater oversight and accountability in the police force. It's like, you gotta make sure they're not just following their own biases or doing stuff that's gonna hurt people unnecessarily. 
. Anyway, gotta think the Home Secretary has got a point about needing more oversight and accountability within the police force 
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I mean, come on... can't they just admit when they're wrong? The whole thing with the football ban just seems like a big mess, and now Craig Guildford's refusing to quit despite getting roasted by everyone 
. It's not like he didn't make mistakes - we all do! But instead of owning up to it, he's digging in his heels. What really gets me is that the Home Secretary has already lost faith in him, but he's still waiting for someone else to tell him what to do 