Furious residents likened match time to 'someone screaming down your earhole'- and said the words being yelled were often choice
A community football club has been told it can extend the hours its pitches are played on – in spite of claims from nearby residents that even the current operating times are spoiling their quality of life.
“We have to accept that lads get passionate about football – If the proposed extension goes ahead, there’s no respite for us,” explained Ms Westbury, adding that the problem was exclusive to adult men’s games. In its application for the extended hours, the club set out a series of “mitigation measures” – including playing only under-18s matches on the pitch closest to the nearest residential properties. It said it would also issue players and managers with a “code of conduct”.
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