The news this morning is, unsurprisingly, using pot-stirring terms such as fiasco and outrage. Personally, I felt the stewards and police did a really good job. The steward in our stand was doing his best to inform people what was happening - he didn't have a lot of information to begin with, but he kept us posted as news came in. Our stand was one of the last to be evacuated and the mood in the stands was good, Bournemouth fans were happily singing "you don't know what you're doing," while our fans quipped this is the most entertainment we've seen this season.
When the game was finally abandoned, we made our way out and again everything was well handled. There was no running, no overcrowding and people were led away from the stadium in a surprisingly orderly way. There were inevitably a few drunks arguing with the police that they wanted to go in a certain direction, and a few other idiots blaming everything on Muslims, but on the whole I thought everything was well managed.
Well done to the club for making lots of right decisions, too. Calling the game off was the only call to make and refunding all the tickets is a good gesture. Just a shame the last-day drama didn't unfold as it might have done - would City's nerves have told if there were 1-1 at half time and we were 2-0 up? We'll never know.