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D DIVISION OPERATION ORDER 3/89 

F.A. CUP SEMI FINAL 

SATURDAY 15 APRIL 1989 

D OPERATIONS YROM 7PM ON FRIDAY 14 "APRIL TO 

3AM ON SUNDAY 16 APRIL 1889 

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"D" DIVISION 

WEST BAR POLICE STATION 

5 APRIL 1988 

On Sazu’rday 15 April 18G8 Liverpool ~i!l play Nottingh=m 

Forest in the F.A. Cup semi fina! at HillsborouEh. This is an 

a~i t~=’=+ match an~ a capacity crcud of 54,2~! is expeo _d. 

Cozies of tick~%_ and stand a!Iccation is ~-t Appendix "’C’" 

[n the" event c=. a draw at full ti-~= 30 minu~ cf ex~r-~ time 

wi~3 be played 

Division -~ill be policing the match itself and the environs 

of Hiiisborough. D Division. _ responsibilities 

the additiona! demands placed upon the Division by the 

arrival and departure of supporters o~ both ciuhs who -~i11 

u~ the c~t-: cen%~ BoLh have ~la~ red/whir= co!ours 

Traffic Division are assuming responsibility for all match 

traffic which =iil enter and leave the 5outh Yorkshire Police 

area. 7o that end each affeoted Division is supplying a number 

of officers to Traffic. 35 D officers =il! be secondedto 

Traffic on i5 April i$89. Traffic Order being produced. 

The_~ec~nded of."~cers., wili_ ~ork f~-m_~ 0800 to 2000 and "’ill, be 

bri=fe~ -=~. the Driving_ School, Brightside Lane 

April i$=~ . The’:, under th~..~ con~.ro~_ of Tr---fic,. =~ wi~1._ pc~ce__ 

the traffic routes in D Division. w; control room ~_.~_, 

~azn~a=n ....~ close ,_i--~on ~’ith the tr^f=i~ ~ c contr-!~ _era. 

::’^ Di V have ~.,~ertake~ "~ the t--’" :=:. of publ!eising - th= ..traff~ 

ro,":~ .... and p-rking= areas via =~= ~-e~= ; ~=~=on 

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7he~=-,-jc.r demand on D po!~cing_ res=,u-~o~__ wi~__ co^’~r~_ on 15 

--ril ~$5~0 however past experience h=~ ~zo~n tn=t probl.._ do 

occur cz the evenings ~hieh precede and follow the ma~ch 

hence the long ti~e span of the opera~ion. -" 

The majority of supporters wi!! travel to Hillsborough by 

various means on 15 April i~$~, however it is likely that 

some ~i!l travel to Sheffield on the the previous day and that 

some wi!l remain in the city centre on the evening following 

the match.

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Certain ~reas have been set aside for coach ~nd oar parking 

designed to maximise,segregaticn. D1 Control room have m~ps 

and wi!l be able to advise. Private cars from Liverpoo! will 

be encouraged to park in the Parson Cross area and those from 

Nottingham in the Neepsend area. 

RAIL TRAVEL 

The Liverpool Specia! Train wil! arrive and de,art from 

Wads!ey-Bridge. The Special Trains from Nottingham ~i!! arrive 

and depart from Sheffield Midland. For timings and platforms 

see Appendix "’D". 

There are ~. Special_ Trains laid on tc transport supports_ .rs to 

and from Not:in£ham. The combined capacity of the %rains is 

2,140 in each direction. Additionally there are a number of 

service trains from Nottingham. 

,There ~s I Speciai Train !aid on t~ "-ansport supporters to 

and_~r-.-~ Liverpool (into Wadsley 5ridz~)_ ~-i.-.h a capacity of 

3’’~ ¯ -.~=-nV ~ iverpoc!~ __~-,p= 

servl~.s i~O and Oti~ Of .... : ~e ,~,~ilan.r.. 

Liverpool enjoys ~idespread support and supporters from 

al! over the UK can be expected to travel into Sheffield 

~id!and on service trains. The t~aln t~o= from destinations 

where Liverpool are knoun to have a strong following 

are shoun at Appendix "’D". 

Supporter~ traveling to and from Sheffield on the Nottingham 

Special Trains ~il! be using the North End Gate Al! other 

visitors ~ii! be using the normal ticket barrier £ates, See 

Appendix "’E" for plan of Sheffield Mid!and. Skill and tact 

wi!l be required to hive the Liverpool and Notts supporters 

f:~= the travelling public. 

Unit=~,_ __ are playing at North=-~ton,.__.. on .~5 Ap-i~, _ _~eSe 

and,, a~thou~h.~!n~.r~= --~=--~ no spec!---i" trains, it __’~ p ro~=~!e_-_ t:~=~..__ 

a number ui!i travel to and fro,-., Nc~tL--,~ton h,y rain. 

The major threat "~i!! be from the Liverpool supporters whose 

hard core are.~’e!! knc~-n for causin£ disorder and committin~ 

crime (esF-e~ai!y sho;~heft) on such oczasions. 

PSV AR.RA_WGEMENTS 

Supporters arriving at Sheffield hldiand, ~ill be transporter 

to and from the ground on a dedlc~ted fleet of STY buses. 7c 

maintain segregation different routes ~iil be used for each 

group ~s foilous; 

NOTTINGH~ FANS Depart from North End Gate then board SYT 

buses in Cheaf Ctreet. Travel to cWFC vi~ , SHEAF S~"’RE 

POND STREET,FLAT STREET, HIGH STREET, ANGEL STREET, WEST BAR 

SHALESMOOR, GIBRALTAR STREET, PEN!STONE ROAD 

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LIaR-POOL FiNS Depart from ticket barriers then board SYT 

buses parked outside South Luggage Exit and facing CROSS 

TURNER STREET. Travel to 5W.~C via;gates, CROSS TURNER 

STREET SUFFOLK ROAD n=~VT~T= SQUARE ST MARY°a ROAD ST 

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HnR~ S GATE, nANO¥_-R Wn,, NETHERTMORPE RO~.D MEADOW ~T~:--, 

UPPERTHORPE, ALBERT TERRACE RDAD,MiDDLEWOOD ROAD AND LEPPINGS 

LANE. 

A total of 35 PSVs ar~ available for the day. From 0830 on 

15.4.68 6 will be parked at each exit. The re=ainder will 

be stacked on East Bank Road and wi!l be called up by the $YT 

inspector on duty at the Hid!and Station when required. 

The.-’are __~ lOOp return and f-.-n~- w’!~ _ know of this before 

arriving at Sheffield. The7 will receive a yellow return 

ticker on boardin£ which will speed the return loadin~. Each 

vehicle will ho!d 80 passen~-zrs. 

2 officers -;ill accompany each PSV and, once they have 

d.-opved their. -_ passenEers0 -.he o:ficer~~ .... w; I I return to 

Cheff’~’/ .... Hid!~_nd for anc%’,.r n= load. Offic~-s _. ---rrivins 

at SWFC 

after 2:45~m ";i!! not return but wi!! re;or: to the C-y,-, at 

SWFC and re form into serials to act a~ a reserve. 

After the match the same ~rocedure will be adoz,~ to 

return ,_h. ,~ fans to Sheffield M’a%and _ .... The ~eria~ ~s wiI 

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--ccc, m zam:-- the _-~_~=~= e’rou=~- =-s "he~ in’;~_rd journey. Once f~n~-. - 

are inside the sta+.icn theh officers m~_y be required to 

rezurn on the empty PSVs for return loads. 

Af~_r~ the m=t_^h- Liverpool_ fa-s -.-ill_ load in ==-istoze.,, Road 

~or~n from Wardsend Road Nor-h to Le.~pings Lane round=_bout 

Nottingham=~.,--s ~iil_ load in Pensitone Road North outside the 

~round~--’_.in£ city¯ 

Buses.-=’_~urn.n£; ~ith Liverpool fans w~ll__ return via _¢t Hary’s 

.F~az’, _nter o~e "’--y _’.’--re~ -n~ then ~orn’a-- c,- == . 

Seri~’~ - ~ - 2 uii! he ~ep!cye£-to - line _ -he p--r:

i be deployed in the area to ins’.ruc~- bc:h groups to 

the SYT PSV services departin~ for S~-C from outside 

-’field Hid!and. 

--sing group¯s returnin~ PSVs clash a= E:y-e Street and 

i~tone~ Road ..... Ceria! ~c wi!] ~=-_-ro!~ ~.~ .... area aftor_ the. 

=h until all PSVs have passed that point. 

bus station is new and the serials deployed there wil! 

iliarise themselves "gith the layout and relevant platforms. 

nted and dog section officer~_ will be -"___=,~]ab]o__ =~-.. the 

"-n~,=,~ Station for the a-riva!s and departures. Theirv’_-r_ 

will i~ ~= "’i~h A/S,’zt King for d=ployment on 

Apri! ISSS bu~ wil! be at the Midland by 0830. 

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a1_icipate and des! effectively with the additional threat 

ciQ:rder and crime posed hy the influx of visitors. 

ensure that the suz~cr.er~ -rrivin~ --d e.-- ~ ~ rt it,_ fr^- 

.... --’~e!d Midland~-re ~:re==_t-d~_ =~ and containe~_ -~= ai’~_ t__.~---_ 

as to prevent them entering the ci’y centre. 

-inimise disruption to those ne~ invcived 

_--.~v --. out . o.--e~a-ions ";" ~ _-ess -th ~nd _-ar~, professions!~ ..... 

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icers_ .... ¯ __ in the ope.::io,~ are ~h~"~. -~ Append;x 

’" Se~’=]~ and phases are shown at Appendix ’" B "’ 

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operation~:s clvlc~__ .... ..,to ,= phases as fol~ou~:_ _ 

_~e 1 I$0,0 on ;rid---" i4 Apri! i$~9 to 

~e 3 ~uring the ,at:h 

:e a. Fr~-~ ~ end of ms-oh untl], c~:F.i--ec d~._;_=~.sa! 

of s’.’-_F-.~r-.rs =-.z.-.cxlmateiy "_,~30 

:e 5-..~o: i~cc’~" -~c ~5~’^ "’~-n -=’niay~ i£ ..--’~-i ~. _ le=5.~ 

e dora!is -re ~.,c~r,=-t .-’,c. ix B 

08C0 to !800 on !5 Apri! C Group ~’i!l provide c=,ver at 

nd D2o From 1800 on Saturday !5 Apri! lC89 to 0600 on 

ay 16 April I.C89 cover wil! be provided by A Group at D! 

D2.( B and D Groups (DI and D2) ~’i!l be used on this 

a~ion along with other D staff¯)

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Simi!ar!’" from 0600 to -=,7~ C Group - Char£e Office - wi~7 

p~ovide, c~,°-^’’... They wi~’~ ...... be relieved ~v A Group who wiIn 

cover from 1800 to 0603 cn Sunday ~ April I£8£. = Group "~iii 

work as an extra process te~n fro= 1200 to 2400. D Group wi!! 

take weekiv leave. 

There is a possibility that Saturday evenings problems may be 

compounded by Sheffield United/Wednesday inspired disorder in 

the City Centre which has been simmering for several wee.ks. 

The usual crater’=_ "- "’i~ _ ...... be applied -_~ 

to where prisone-~ a~ 

taken in the f~" instance. 

Prisoner Identification: 

Liverpool: HERCRO 051 708 1763 

No~_n=han: FORCE CONYROL 0602 67~i!i 

does an~ hanG-,~ ~r_ ~ ann 6 mounted officers -"-i~ -- be 

avail-b:== in D D~vls~.... f~om i000 on Saturday. i~. -..cr:~ 1 

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1£69. "n_~,= ect,r.r_~ r.=n_-Davis and Fhen!x,-, ,~iI. _ ensure thathe~_, 

du-ies =-re ~ruc~ured so that cover is naint=ined- . 

£uperv~c-s._ .wili attend %he briefinz in the Gy- az DI_ =-t 

0500 on i=~ April I$8£. 

ADHIN ! STF,~TIOH 

Superinzendent Bates wi!! have overall command of 

the D Division operation 

A/Su~erin~.~en =n~ t ~zng -" wi~7 ._ have u-:era!7 _ command of the H~d~and " 

Chief_~n_p~ctor:~ Donneilv ~iil_ have r=sponsib~l~%y_ _ . for the City 

CenZre arranKements 

Tn=~ec-cr ........ o,,~:~,~= Dew s wi!i he "~T -- --- for the _~iver~oc! 

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lnspe "-r_ = r.. ~ar-ln a.-,c _’-e.d.- " : ~ ";i~ ": ; .’-.’:e ~ r._-. o,"=~’.".7~-y , .......... for -,’7÷ 

t:.e_- _-a-mr cf the c.--er=i ~--,_.,,. 

BRIEFINGS 

Officers involved in Phase 1 ";if! be briefed by ins#ector 

ee_en at 1900 hours on Friday 14 April 1989 in the Gym 

at West E--~, Po!ic~ .~a~ion.

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Officers involved in Phases 2,3 and 4 will be briefed by 

Ai .~’_-..~.erintendent Ring at OSO0 hours on Saturday 

15 April 1989 in the Gym at West Bar Police Station 

Of=i~=rs~ ._ involved _in Phase 5 may be briefed b:: Chief 

in=-e_ c-or Donnel~y. and inspector=_ ~,~tin--. ---’=,,~ -=,o=~en" 

at 1900 hours on Saturday 15 April 1989 in the Gym at 

West Bar Police S~=tion.~- This brio~inK, w~]l___ on!y take place_ 

in the --a:,~ I ~ -~ of ..... = v=stly different situ=~ion unfolding . ~rom 

that en-~’i_--_~=~=~’. C.ff~.cers involved will_ be advised by control. 

Norm=l-_ unifor=~ "’i~. __ be ~orn ~ith helme~. chlnstr-=_=~= do~n. if 

the"’.eEther i=_ b-d=~ then anorak=_ and wat_ro p~_~: !egging~ wil~" 

At G400 on Saturday !5 April iS~ the duty ins;ector wi!l 

ensure that the lower seeLion of Scotland Street from Furnace 

Hill d¢.~’n is coned on both sides.The are---- is required for 

transi-s and horse boxes. ~o waiting patrols will be carried 

out to ensure the area remains clear. 

"= ~:z ’.~ ~" the dut)" in--~.-tor -- Di 

will also ensure ~h=-t both sides c: :orn;-a- S-feet and Turner 

Street are tined to en£b!e the STY ~" ~=--= conveying 

su.z.~orters have free access. No waiting patrols will be made 

to ensure these streets are clear. 

Road Traffic Division ~i!! be makln~ requests of the 

Superintendents Di and D2 to c~n= ~F~ cer~m!n road sections. 

There requests ui!l be ~=×= k7 mess~e sui~oh and are not ye~ 

to hand. 

HE~S 

Offieezs en[~[e~ c.n ;ub!~. o-~=- &e

Ce. - ials _ 5 - IS ~ll _ be supplied "’ith . a ~a~k~. ^ "o~ r, ea I and 

hot drink on reporting for duty at OBO0 at D!. 

COOKED HEALS 

Offic~-~ .._ : #rqm C G-oup . -~ =~ D! -~ ""I] _ take -= 

cocked b[eakfast 

at West far between 0500 and i000 on !5 April 1989 

~eri& ~~_ 5 - _~S enE~ged on PSV escort~_ w:~l~_ rec=ive_ a cocked 

me= a~ SWFC in the Gym afte~ half t!me 

Senior off~co~. .._, !o~i=%ics_. _-~a-’÷,.. dog section, mount_’Am 

off:ce~-_ ~nd contrc!le-~._ w-ll take a cooked =--_Ic 

5~_r whi!s% the ~atch i~ bein~ =1~v~ 

The D officers seconded to traffic will receive a cooked 

mo=I.-. =-t the Drivin£ School wh{Ist_ the match _~s being 

played 

O Seria!s i - 4, D C and V, 17 - 19 wil! take a cooked me~! 

a: D! whiis~ them~.~tch is being played. Their si~tings 

~re s’~Ecered~ ~ thu~’! - L ~,~nrc - 153= 

D C and V 17 - !~ 1540- i£15 

D _ r~iv~ SiCn ~ e -’c,ive c ~ of-’i~ers ~ -’i~i _ maintainnor---~ - cover an~ 

have suff:.~ien~ -e-_--urc=~ tc c~pe "’ith ar:y addi%i~na! de-_’-nds 

Detectives on weekly !eEve wi~ ~o2!ace the CID aides who 

w’’i. "~k-- in uniform on ~=.~ A.--,-i~ I$£.S (~c~-. .."~e~.x- .... -~ for 

duzies) [:ete~ti’-e_= - ~ will a.~^ ~,--ve ~ -- be ~ep-oye~ _ ~: -uKzen~ 

the shopliftinE teem. 

....u= b~rr~t and rS ,T£"i,., - "’!!~. _ ensu-e, z;’,=~ Cit7 Cen.r.* = ~Gres 

and_.... =l{-=n_ed- ~z-nisen= c f %he =-re "’arned~ ~ct_.~-i~i=~ , ,_]~r=at 

= "h. i~/&~:’; cn ~ ay £-- c 

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ex:re ~ransl:s TOY ~ L.i\’i~icn ~e~ h~-ween ia$~’. o,, F-i~a7. ~ 14 

A;rl! 151% anl [5r’’’ ~- ¢’-~’." "~ ’ -" 

. ~ ~. . "- e.-._,_-re ~..=. ~h-m vehicles ~re cs==e.:÷i fro= ~’~y’-’heels ~--e a’- 17-L cn 

.:r!Ca;." i;- =-ri! i&S& He ~’il! a’=-en~ur= ~h-_-~-~--.,- .=~’’io~’:--= 

"’=.hi’~,- c_.- ore - -o~ ...or re-" : ,or us. = for ~-~.._ o.z.e--*~ . ..on, ¯ 

Eersonnel Carrier 

D1Trsnsit 

Dun! purpose D1Sherpa 

Staff Car for Sugerinter.dent Bates 

Fanda car for A/Superintendent King. 

Community Liaison vehicle for Chief Inspector Donnel!y

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COMMUNICATIONS 

HQ Communications are ~:tin£ a Fanda attachment and radio 

in D! Control Room. This operation will be using channel 

2. c on 15 April 19~S from 0500 to 2000 

PSI ]will be the controller for the event cn ~5 

A~rii 1 c~. He will maintain a log and be 

The officers ~i!! work 0800 until stood down. 

On Friday 14 Apri! iS8S the duty Inspector "D’" Group 

will =~ange-._ nor" 50 extra radios and 3 VHF 

collected from HQ Communications. They shoold be deposited 

in ~he Area office -t D! 

The logistics officers =.= In_~e.~or Youn~,.ob ]and PC 

of D C~nzunity Liaison Department. The te~m will be 

responsi~!e for a!! pacU=~ .... mea .... ~ - ad_~_ {~= =:.c -~" -~ehicies. 

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du%ies ";i!l commence on Friday !4 April I~£S when they ;i!! 

ensur~ ..... ~hat pm=n~ ~]l extra equ~ - ~ and p= -cked m=a!s - are to hand 

On Saturday !5 April !$89 they will issue the equipment and 

meals to Serials Sergeants/ Drivers. Each S~t will receive 

radios at the ra~ic of !:2 officers. It wi!l be necessary 

"spar =~’’ to -u =ant the r~di~ stock with the _, from D!/2 . 

Sepia~o . ~- - , ano IE-~ _ _, = -re m-inlv = . . Group officers from 

D! . who have pe~= -_cnal , i_sue = radios 

Officers providin~ shift cover at Di and D2 will transmit on 

the:r~ ncr~a! chanze!=_. __..-~T~U~"ise those off:._-s~o~ enga~~ on 

public or~er patrols on Friday 14 A~ril and the evening of 

Saturday 15 A;ri! i$5~ ~i!i use the normal D1 channel 

Call signs: 

DH X ==v i 

Vic:c,r ! 

N-:_ location= =,’ 

Serial nu~be- 

C=i!ar number 

Radio traffic ui!! be kept to a minimum, inspectors and 

Ser’al sergeants uil] keep cont. cl infor=ed e~ the movements 

of ~SVs and groups of supporters.

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DI 5TRIBUTIOH 

From 0~00 until 2000 on 15 April IS88 officers engsEef on 

the cpermtion ~i!l use channel 29. Hatch Control at 5~FC is 

usi-~,,- ch_,.n=l,=- .. 25 PSl make regu!ar coztzct 

with the = Division controller as the day progresses. 

No o~ficer = "-;!l-_ _ stand do~’n ~ithou* .... authority of control 

supervisors "~i!~ ensure that their staff are zccounte6 for,

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1900 HOURS ON FRIDAY 14 APRIL 1989 

TO 0800 SATURDAY 15 APRIL 1989 

SERIALS INVOLVED: 1.2,3 and D C and V from 1900 with Serial 4 and 

2 dog handlers from 2200 

DUTIES 

1900 Report f~r duty at G>--0Di. ~-ief~;__ by _.._~--~p~o-

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Seria-s. 17 and IB patrol Pond Streo~_~ area.Prepare for 

arriv~.i of service coaches, locate platforms 

concerned 

Serial 19 to be mobile in D! - censtantiy available 

un~i! 1200. 

So-~als_.. 1 - a_ and D C and V return to. duty. 

for Phase 1 commanded by Inspectors M-r"in~ ~ and Beeden 

and of ~hase 2 See paragrap~ a 12 -~ove ~or hot ~.a~ 

arrangements. 

FROM 1500 TO END OF MATCH 

Serials ! -4 ~nd C and V to maintain ~--_-rols 

at a~l _. times in vulnerable ---= -.~a-_- es.zecia~.~’: __. -, "’h. = re 

visitor< have ma-u~ 

Contro]!er~ t.o =on~ - "’ ’ 

_~. s~tua~ion ~t SWTI ant u>d--e 

commanders at D Division. 

PHASE 4 END OF MATCH UNTIL DISPERSAL OF SUPPORTERS 

SERIALS !NVOLYED:! - !9 

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Serials S- !5 ";ill_ e_=scrn the~- resz=~-ive. ~r~".--s~ 

ts Sheffield ~idland and st = "h.-_~ : on’o --= -i~_:fcr-s 

CeriaI ~n %c Hc~!= Street ,.’.Zeal=...--he P.sad ---re.’-. "’]-,ere 

re ..... ia_~ F_-’Vs c!am:-,. Re-;air. ’-a’~=! s-col d:’~.-:. 

Serial_ :7 and !S -:I~ =e in ~-~ ¢*-=~" = 

~._ . ~ ... onto se vise co~heE 

2eri~!s ~ - 4 ~il! ini:ial!y report tc Sheffield 

Midland. ~ - 2 ~i!! line the ESV coach s:mndln[ a=ea 

in She~f Street. 3 - 4 ~il! line the F[V coach 

s~anding area in Fornham Street. 

D C and V will remain cn mobile patrol. As soon as 

sufficient officers have returned from S;FC on the 

PSVs then serials 1 - 4 will resume mobile patrol

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Nobi!e serials and D C and V wil! patrol areas ~s ~_ 

Phase I. Sofia! IS - i!i stand do~’n. 

Serials 5 - !6 wi!l be stood down at A/Superintendent 

Ein£°s discretion. 

Hounted ~nd ~=~t of the Dot ~ection to stand down -" 

A/Superintenden% KinK’s discretion 

--iefin£:~- for ..¢eria!s 

inspector Donne!iy at Di Gym - may be cance!led 

see paragraph a _. 7 3 . -~^’" ~LJ~we. 

Berlml~ + -4 and D C and V ~i!! stand doun 

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The match ~ill attract a capacity crowd of approximately 

55,000 mpectatora. A large percentage of the crowd will travel by 

road, either by coach or prlv ate car. Special trains will also 

convey Liverpool fans to Wadsley Bridge station and Nottlngham 

Forrest supporters to Sheffield Midland station. A convoy of 

buses will transport fans arriving at Sheffield Midland to the 

ground. The gates at the ground will be open +rom 11am. 

1.2 

It is the intention of the Road Traffic Division to assist 

the ÷ree movement of traffic and the segregation of supporters 

both before and after the game so as to cause as little 

inconvenience as possible both to persons attending the match and 

to the general public. 

2. Method. 

2.1 

Superintendent Brougham ~ill be in overall command assisted 

by Inspector Scholey. Chief Inspector Shaw will be in command o~ 

the sector north of the ground i.e. the Liverpool routes and 

Chie~ Inspector Lax will be in command of the sector south of the 

ground i.e. the Nottingham Forest routes. 

2.2 

Traffic Division night staff on Friday 14th April 1989 will 

remain on duty until 8.OOam. Unless instructed otherwise the 6 

-- 2d staff on 15th April and all officers involved on duties re 

the match will work from 08.00 until approximately 20.00. No 

officer ~ill retire from duty unless authorised by a supervlBory 

’f~icer. 

All intersections on the motorway and all key traffic points 

~ill be manned from IOam. There will be car patrols detailed to 

sections of the motor~ay and motorcycle patrols covering other 

routes. All officers must ensure that football traffic is 

correctly directed. O÷~icers on static points must ensure that 

priority is given to the heaviest traffic flow which will 

obviously be the football traffic. All officers at locations 

controled by automatic traffic signals will be issued with a key 

to turn off the lights as and when r~ecessary. There are bound to 

be locations where traEEic ~ill build up and delays occur. This 

could lead to frustration particularly by anyone not attending 

the match. Officers should therefore deal firmly but friendly 

with any complaintsre traffic movement.

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I~ 2.4 There are no car parking (acilitios at Hlllsboro football 

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ground and eli drivers should be mncouraged to park up .hen 

within walkl~.dlatano~ of the ground. There wlll no doubt come a 

stage when supportQrs will make more progress by walking. 

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Eight personnel .carriers have been aquired and will be 

driven by officers shown at Appendix’B’. These vehicles will be 

used to transport officers on static points, delivery of packed 

=~als etc. 

2.6 

There is a remote possibility that some supporters will 

travel on the A57 from Hyde to Sheffield via the Snake Pass. To 

reduce the possibility of this, during the night of 14th April 

Ij989, Barnsley Traffic Section will collect a diversion sign from 

~__-I sub-divlsion and transport it to the Junction of the A57 and 

628 at Hyde where it will be positioned to divert traffic away 

from the A57 and along the A628. The officers detailed for this 

task will inform the police at Glossop of their intention. After 

the kick-o~f, Chief Inspector Shaw will arrange for the sign to 

be re-collected and returned to FI. 

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Coaches will not be searched en 

on arrival at the parking area 

route but will be searched 

2.B 

A public order detail will be present at Woodhall Services 

to prevent any disorder at that location. The detail will consist 

of officers shown at Appendix "B’. 

0" Briefinos: 

3.1 

A briefing will be he!d at driving school at 9.00am for all 

those officers on static points and all motorcycle wing officers 

3.2 

A brie9ing will be held at Woodhall police post at B.3Oam 

for all officers shown on Appendix’B’ with the exception of 

Inspector Walker and the Transit drivers who will attend the 

driving school briefing. 

4. Com~unicatlons: 

4.1 

All mobiles equipped with VHF radio will operate on channel 

one. Personal radios will not be IssueW to those officers on 

static points shown in Appendix "O’ except at certain strategic 

locations, in these cases portable VHF sets will be issued.

5.1 Livoroool 

S-~@regation~ithln the ground dictates that Livmrpool fans 

will travel via the M&2 - M1 - A61 and on the A628 - M1. Tho~e 

oupport~rs travelling down the MI will exit at Junction 36 and 

will be directed on the A&I to the ground. In the evmnt o~ 

Junction 36 becoming heavily conJested, Liverpool traffic will be 

rodlrected to Junction 35 and follow the ~mergency route $hown in 

l Appendix "A’.This diversion will not be taken Into u~e without 

instruction from a supervisory officer. 

5.2 

The Liverpool coaches will be parked on Claywheels Lane and 

Halifax Road by beat personnel. 

5.3 Nottlnqham Forest 

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The Nottingham supporters are expected to travel north on 

the MI motorway where they will be directed to leave at Junction 

34, Tinsley. From there all tra~flc will travel along Attercliffe 

Common - Weedon Street - Brlghtside Lane. At the Junction with 

Upwell Street traffic will be split. Private cars will continue 

.~ along Brightslde Lane - Saville Street - Sutherland Street - 

Gower Street - Burngreave Road - Rutland Road - to Neepsend 

Lane where they will be advised to find parking. Coaches 

mini-buses and vans Hill be turned right at Upwell Street and 

will then travel via Owler Lane to Herries Road. These vehicles 

will then be parked at the Herries bus depot. 

5.4 

In the event of the primary route for cars becoming 

over-conjested there are four secondary routes available shown at 

appendix "A’ Some traffic may be sent on the coach route. None 

of the alternative routes ~ll be used without consulting a 

supervisory officer. 

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Despite the above instructions any Nottingham supporter 

travelling by, car and particularly wishing to leave the motorway 

at junztion 33, Catcl~ffe, and travel via the Parkway will be 

allo~ed to do so. 

5.6 

Supervisory officers must ensure Operations room are 

informed of any traffic diversions effected. 

5.7 

A reserve of eight offlcers shown in appendix O wlll remain 

on standby at Driving school. If implementing the emergency 

routes necessltates further manpower these officers plus the 

motorcycle ~ing should be used. 

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6.1 

The Ooncaster Brlmec crewed by PC 

]will be on standby at West Bar from 09.00. These 

will take a meal at West Bar. 

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The She~fleld Brlmec crewed by PC 

Jwi l l be on standby at Claywheels 

officers wlll meal at Claywh~els Lane. 

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Lane from 09.00. These 

All oGGicers ~ill be provided with one packed meal to be 

consumed on location and a hot meal will be provided during the 

"match. O÷~icers on traffic points and the Motorcycle Wing will 

meal at Dr~vlng School. All other officers will meal as shown In 

Appendix " B" 

B. Force Coaches. 

8.1 

The coach based at Claywheels Lane will be driven by~ 

and will transport officers from C Division to the ground. 

He will be at C2 ~ub-division for 8.15 am and at Cl ~or 9.00am 

am This coach will later park up at Leppings Lane/Catchbar Lane 

between 2.45 pm and 4.30 pm and will be used to hold o~icers on 

standby. 

8.2 

The driving ochool coach, -driven byI Jwill also 

convey o~icers f,o~ C division to the ground. This coach will be 

at C3 sub-division £or 8.15am and at C1 for 9am. On completion of 

these duties this coach will be parked at Claywheels Lane. 

8.3 

The coach bao~d at CarcroGt will be driven byI and ~ili transport A division o~icers to the ground. He will be 

at A1 $or 08.30 hours. This coach ~ill be parked up on Penistone 

Road, near gate 0 between 2.45 pm and 4.30 pm to hold officers on 

standby. 

8.4 

The personnel carrier, B90 CDA, based at Claywheels Lane 

will be driven by ~ This vehicle will attend at El for 

8.30am to transport oEEicers to the ground.

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sheffield cell bus manned by PSB04 Webster 

Kr~Jewski is to be at the ground, gate 0, by 9.00am. 

and PC1185 

9.2 

Doncaster cell bus manned by PS2514 Naylor and PC1467 Gover 

is to be at the ground, gate 0, by 9.00am 

9.3 

The new S.Yorks cell bus will be manned by PS526 Langdale 

and PC701 Whl~e. The vehicle must be at F1 sub-divislon by 9.00am. 

9.4 

Derbyshire cell bus will be parked up at Eccles~ield police 

station by Derbyshire o÷÷icers who will collect it a~ter the 

match. It will be manned by PS1579 Nunn and PC1404 Ackers. 

Superintendent, Road Traffic Division.

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APPENDIX "A’ 

ALTERNATIV~ RO~E5 

I L1vmrpool" 

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In the event of MI Junct|on ~ becoming blocked traffic 

should be re-directed south to Ju~tlon 35 where the following 

emergency route will be slgnposted: 

Turn right at ,335 |rite ~ley 

Lane - Mill Lane - turn left into 

Grmnoside - turn left back on A61. 

Nottlnqham Forest: 

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Hlll - turn left Into Nether 

Church St - straight on to 

1. In the event of Sheffield Road, Tinmley becoming blocked 

traffic can be temporarily diverted along the following route: 

Under the viaduct - turn left into Mmadowhall Road - Barrow 

Road - turn left Tyler Street - Holywell Road - Carlslle Street 

East - into Sower Street (back on advised route). 

. 

In the event of Wooden Street becoming blocked traffic may 

diverted as follows: 

Along Attercliffe Common 

Bridge turn right into Sutherland 

advised route). 

In the event of Minna Road 

~iverted as follows: 

Attercliffe Road - at Norfolk 

Street - Gower Street (back on 

becom i ng blocked traffic can b~ 

Up IBarn~ley Road - turn left into h~orwood Road - turn legt 

at Herries Road on the coach route. 

4. Any Nottingham tra÷÷ic leaving the motorway at Junction 33 - 

Sheffield Parkway, will be directed to leave the Parkway at 

Prince o~ Wale~_ Road - Staniforth Road - Attercli~.~e Road- 

Sutherland Street - back onto advised route. This route has been 

signed by the A.A. 

5. In the event o÷ traffic tailing back onto the motorway at M1 

Junction 34, tra{fic will be diverted north to leave at junction 

35 and proceed as follows: 

Turn le~t into Cowley Hill - turn le~t into Nether Lane - at 

traffic lights turn le÷t onto The Cease n - Cross Hill - 

Highgreave - Bmrn£1ey Road - Longley Lens - Herries Road.

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APPENDIX ’B’ 

~RAFFI~ PATROL~ Bam - Bom SATURDAY 15th APRIL I~9 

Officer(s) 

DS = Drlvng School. 

WE 

W 

= Wooley Edge 8ervlces(NB) 

= Woodhall Gervlces (SB) 

CNL = Claywheels Lane 

Buy = these officer= $hould purchase ¯ meal 

locally and claim appropriate allowance 

Supt. Brougham 

Inspector Scholey 

PC2346 Leek 

Chief Insp. Shaw 

Chief Insp Lax 

Inspector Cawthorn~ 

Inspector Br~n 

Inspector Walker 

Sgt. 

Sgt. Myers 

Sgt. 

Sct. Baxter 

PC1603 Holder heSS 

PC 207 Williams 

PC2637 Richardson 

;~1019 ~artwr~lght 

PC2864 Marshall 

PC 170 Stevens 

Duty 

Offlcer in overall charge 

Assist 

Driver 

Officer I/c Northern sector 

i.e. Liverpool routes 

O~ficer I/c Southern sector 

i.e. Nottingham Forest route 

Superv slon Traffic South 

Supervision Traffic North 

Superv sion tra~Gic points 

Supervision Rotherham 

Supervision SheEfield 

Supervision Doncaster 

Supervlsion Barnsley 

Motorway patrol 

Junction 29 - Barlborough 

Junctlon 31 - Aston 

Junctlon 33 - Catcllffe 

WE 

W 

DS 

NE 

DS 

DS 

CWL 

Buy 

WE 

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Call 

Sign 

MC12 

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MB21 

MB22 

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GEll 

MA21 

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MA31 

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GF! 1 

GBll 

MC22 

MC23 

MBI 1 

I~1906 Edwards 

PC1217 Hall 

I~1167 Watklnson 

PC 165 Hinds 

PC 906 Bagnall 

IM~2603 Brown 

1M31367 Rowe 

PC2139 Rowett 

PC2134 Brown 

PC2534 Stephenson 

P02876 Rodgers 

PC 878 Scott 

Junction 34 - Tir~lly DS 

3unction 35 - Thorpe Hemley WE 

3unction 36 - Tankersley WE 

3unction 37 - Dodworth WE 

A6161A61 WE 

M! Barlborough - Tinsley W 

PC1830 Webster as above W 

PC271b Morrell 

PC 762 Stacey M1 Tinsley - Haigh WE 

PC1263 Shepherd 

PC1323 Axup 

PC220B Watson 

P~2326 Rumble 

PC2585 Botfield 

~2757 Quanborough 

P~2Om_ Trcek 

PC2696 Radley 

PC2532 Wilson 

PC1937 Farrell 

PC 772 Marples 

PC 736 Radley 

PC2724 Pilley 

PC 532 Roebuck 

PC1780 Rymer 

PC1831 Grimshaw 

Patro! A! Buy 

Patrol A! AI(M) & M18 Buy 

as above Buy 

Patrol A616 She÷field - Flouch CWL 

as above CWL 

M1 for escort of turned back DS 

vehicles. Effect slow lane DS 

closure N. o~ Tinsley a~ter DS 

match to facilitate entry at DS 

junction 34. 

Patrol M! Haigh - Tankersley WE

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Woodhall Services. 

Inspector Bteele 

PS1~9 Wilkim $ 

PS 167 Mllnmr $ 

PS2864 Marshall 

PC 375 Thomas $ 

PC2839 Barkor 

PC1~09 t~bb 

PCIO~ Cartwrlght 

.PC1767 Bell 

PC2406 Rudd 

PC2841 Wood 

PC 194 Reed 

PC2892 Smith 

PC1651 Martin 

PC2705 Sanderson 

PC28BO Sweet 

PC1929 Law 

PC 626 Allen 

PC2344 Hunt 

PC12B4 Wallace 

PC 344 Nicholson 

All to ~ork Sam x 8pm and 

attond the brlofing at Woodhall 

post at B.3Oam. 

Doncaster section to arrange 

colloctlon of their Transit 

from Claywheelm Lane during 

Friday night 14/15 April 89 

The Sheffield contingent will 

travtl by Transit from 

Claywheels Lane and will call 

at Rotherham on route to 

Woodhall to collect these 

officers. 

All o~ficers to meal at 

Woodhall Southbound Services 

The following o~ficers will parade for briefing at Driving School 

at 9 am and will drive personnel carriers. These will be used to 

deploy o~icers to static points, distribute packed Deals, 

refreshment vehicle and an incident back-up vehicle carrying 

e~ergency equipment. On stand-down these vehicles must be parked 

up at Drivinc Schoo! and the keys babied to Inspector Walker. 

M.~. D Pa.~kir. (refreshment vehicle) 

Mr. A. Oliver 

PC1622 Barfs (incident back-up) 

PC2697 Rodgers 

All above o÷÷icers will meal at driving school. 

PC2267 Somerset 

PC 657 Logan 

PC 116 Bell 

PC212B Cranswick

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WHII Inspector Cooper I/C Motorcycle Patrols 

PS536 Walton 

APS2643 Lindsay 

WASI ~$2730 Dilcock 

;x.~ WBSI PS2397 Farnsworth 

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Supervision Nottingham Forest 

routes 

Supervision of Liverpool 

routes 

WB11 PC1419 Marshall Ab16 StockBbridge - 

WB22 PC2090 Graham Oughtibrldge - Hillsboro 

WB21 PC15B5 Chapman A61Tankersley to Niagra 

WC12 PC1&77 Wheat as above 

WF21 PC1319 Hodgson as above 

WBI2 PC2733 Edge as above + duties re 

WA22 PC2449 Mir~in Barnsley v Birmingham 

WA13 PC1487 Derbyshire Standby junction 34 

WEll PCIS69 Buli ivant re diversions 

WA21 PC1504 Cooper Catcliffe - Parkway - 

WA33 PC2555 Zalad Park Square 

WA12 PC179& Scothern Prince o~ Wales Rd. - 

Staniforth Road 

WA32 PC2~.5~ Tho,’r,,as Sheffield Road - Atterclif.Fe 

Co~r,,on/Road - Norfolk Bridge. 

WA31 PC2~57 Cocper Sheffield Road - Weedon St. - 

.,:.i.." WF22 ¯ PC370 Shelton Brightside Lane - Upwell St.- 

Fir Vale 

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W~I2 PC21E2 Fenney Fir Vale - Herries Rd 

to ground 

WE21 PC1744 Pul#rey 

I~Fll PCIB20 Bingham 

Brlghtslde Lane - Sutherland 

Sower St. - (Brunswick Rd. - 

Nursery St. if necessary) 

Sower. St - Burngreave Rd. - 

Rutland Rd - Neepsend

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No ttlnaham Fgrmst - Drlmarv route: 

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J ~unction 34 Island 

o/s Plumpsrs Arms 

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i On~ffield Rd/Weedon St. 

ATS 

Brightside Lane/Wee don 

Straet. 

Brlghtside Lane/ 

Upwell Street ATS 

Upwell StlHolly~ell St 

ATS 

O~ler Lane road works 

O~ler Lane/Rushby St 

amL~ou nda tx~ut 

~t, ij O~ler Lane!Firth Pk. Rd. 

ATS 

.~ A.T.S. Firvale 

~] Herries Road/Moonsh~r~e 

Lan~ roundabout 

Newha I i Road/Brightsi d~ 

Lane ATS 

Saville St. East/ 

Sutherland St. ATE 

Sutherland St./Sower St. 

Gower St./Ellesmere Rd 

PC737 Parfitt 

PC709 Jenkinson 

~1475 Lath 

~1B74 House 

PC24 Earr~haw 

FN~785 Roch 

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yls 

yes 

PC63 Kelly yes 

P~’23~1 Burgess 

PC2432 Bunting 

PC786 Emmereon 

PC237 Wastnage 

PC533 Schof i el d 

PC609 Parker 

PC632 Hawker 

PC202& Mitchell 

PC2382 Lewis 

PC745 Waterhouse 

PCB0& Bray 

P131032 ~ameron 

FN3171B Howell 

PC2118 Beaumnont 

PC2156 Ansell 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

Post-match 

yls 

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yes 

yms 

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yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

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I WD22 PC21.11 Wallace 

ta~12 PC2114 Pashley 

Duty 

A61 West Bar to Hi llsboro 

as above 

WD21 PCI024 Howe Infirmary Rd. - Langsett Rd. 

Middlewood Rd. - Park$i~ Rd. 

WDll PC1773 Robson City (Park Sq - West Bar) 

WD12 PC24&3 Stevens As above 

I WC21 

P~200 Whaeler 

WA11 PC27 Copley 

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Escort Liverpool Team 

Escort Notre Forest Team 

above two o~ficers ~ill remain on standby at driving school 

available ~or other duties until such time a~ required for team 

coach escort. 

the match it may be necessary 

other locations. 

re-deployment. 

Insp. Cooper 

"After 

to re-deploy officers to 

will be responsible for

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L~or Bt/~r~reave Rd 

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rngroavo Rd/Minna Rd 

ltsm~or Rd/Minna Rd 

Rutland 

Rutland 

Rd/Cookswood Rd 

RdlNoepsond Lane 

~Parkway/Park Square 

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xchange St/Park Square 

Park Square/Shea~ St. 

I rk Square/Commercial 

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IPellcan crosslng Blonk 

St/Exchange St. 

~Pelican crossing Blonk 

StlWicker 

Lady’s Bridge crossroads 

ATS? 

Nursery St/Wicker 

St 

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Castle Square 

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rnlval Rd/51onk St 

" L~e~t Bar island 

.;H~yle St/Gibralter St 

ilFenistone Rd/Rutland Rd 

Nursery St/Corporatlon St 

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t~w3081 Martin ~s yes 

F~46 Smith yes 

~2665 PimrpoLnt yes 

PC1697 Mynett yes 

PC39 Shtpley yos 

Pr.,6&2 Thurman yes 

Thurman to covor this point 

a~ter the match 

P5-~421 Hill yes 

above o~icer to covor this point 

after the match 

TW dl yes 

TW dl 

above 2 TW’s to cover this point 


PC2212 Wragg 

PC1662 Holmes 

yes 

yes 

PC Holmes to cover this point 


PC2141 Boyle yes 

PCIOSB Catchpole yes 

PC1767 Goodyear yes 

PC 6oodyear to cover this polnt 

after the match 

PC2179 Middleton yes 

PC290 Ainsworth yes 

PC Ainsworth to cover this point 


PC241B McCormack yes 

PC54 Ibbetson yes 

PC286 Be nstead yes 

yos 

yes 

yos 

no 

no 

yes 

no 

yes 

yes 

r~D 

yes 

no 

yes 

yes 

yes

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Whe01 Lane 

IHali~ax Rd/Kilnmr Way 

ATS 

I Hallfax 

ATS 

Rd/Foxhill Rd 

l~ifax Rd/Clay~heels 

~ane ATS 

I Halifax Rd/Leppings Lane 

I Herries 

Penlstone Rd North/ 

Rd South 

Penistone Rd/Bradfield Rd 

~ Hill~oot Bridge ATS 

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PC3229 Price yle yes 

PC2979 Ward yll yes 

PC2725 Plummet yos 

PC14B 3arman yes 

PClbB7 Mullins 

PC1783 Brougham 

yes 

yes 

PC1486 Walshaw yes 

1564 Mace yes 

The following o~fi cers will remain on standby 

diversions, provide reliefs etc: 

PC 47 Battye 

PC1364 Ferneough 

PC 460 Jenkins 

PC 511 Fox 

Pq 

PC 679 Hudson 

PC 783 Bramham 

PC2322 Thompson 

PC2761Crawley 

yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

to imp I eme nt 

All o~ficers shown In this Appendix will meal at Driving School 

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A.C.C Operations 

Chief Superintendent Nesbitt 

Chie~ Superintendent Duckmnfield, ’F’ 

Chief Superintendent Broomhead, ’D’ 

Superlntendent Brougham 

SuperlntenOent Marmh 

Chief Inspector E~und=on, Operations 

Chief Inspector Shaw 

Chief Inspector Wall, Driving School 

Chief Inspector Lax 

Duty Inspector, Operations Room 

Inspector 

Inspector 

Inspector 

Inspector 

Inspector 

Rotherham 

Sheffield 

Doncaster 

Barnsley 

Steele 

Cawthorn~. 

Scholey 

Cooper 

Brown 

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Chief Constable 

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Assistant Qzief Censtable (Operations) 

C~nief Superintendent Operations and Traffic 

(3zief S .uperintendent ’F’ Division 

Deputy Divisio,nal ComTe.rider ’F’ Division 

Det~tive Superintendent ’F’ CID 

Su~erinte, nd~nt ’ FI ’ Sub Division 

Skperin, t~ndent ’/’2’ Sub Division 

S’.~inte_nd~nt ’E2’ Sub Divisior. 

’FI’ Sub Divisic~n, Control 

’?’2’ Sub Division, Control Po:r~ 

Sub Sector Chief Inspectors 

C~xmd Control 

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SATuT~AY ~ A;~31 1989 

The F.A. Cup Semi Final tie between Iiv~ and Nottin~ Forest 

Fc~.ha!! Clubs will take place at th~ Sheffield Wednesday .==otball 

Stadium, }L~llsborough, Sheffield on Saturd_~y 15th April 19-’=, kick~Dff 

at 3.00pro. The gates a!!ow-ing access to the ground will m~_3 at ~’~ 

12 r,:x~ and admission will be grant~ to ticket holders (mql~-. 

In ~n effort to minimise traffic and spectactor congestion a~d to 

re.~mise segreaation, the stadiu~ has be~n divided in ~nce 

wi~ ~ ’S’. 

Li,-=.z-pool s .up, otters have been ~a!loc~te~ tickets for the W:__= Stand 

~d T~ and the North Sta~d and access ~ill be via the turnstiles 

Ln le&pings Lane. 

No~".-in~ Foz-est s .uppoz-ters have bee=n ~ted tickets f~ the % 

Sg~ Kop and the South Ste.n4 and ~s ~_11 be via the ~tiles \ 

in ~nistooe Road No:-th e~n~ at the ~-of the South Sta~nd. 

~he tickets b~ been oo!our coded ~ details e-~e shc~n at ~’ ~.ndix 

the South Sta=~d e~-~ those in leppin~ le.ne. 

To ~r assist in t3~ se_~---ezetion of .cr2JI~

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to ensure public order and safety both inside and outside the football 

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S~d, to r, eg~te end control oS~L’~ fans and prevent ~sary 

d:~truction of t~ high,~y aM da~ge to proper%y. ~ ~ b~ attabw~ 

~-~ displayed with a high ste.r~of mmrtness end proSess~. 

Chief Superint~t D.x::ke_~ield ~ be in overall cc.n’e.,’~ of t_his 

e’~r,t, 

~he ope_ration wil! be in three t~sses, as follows:- 

P~sel 

l~se 3 

Before the m~tch (1000 - 1500hrs) 

During the m~tch (1500 - 1630hz~ ) ** 

After the mstch (1630hrs until stand down) ** 

4-J Subject to 30 minutes ’extra time’ 

3.2.4 ~ operation will be divided into three sectors, each of ~ich ,’.~r~l be 

designated to a Senior Officer who will have reslx)nsibilit~" for t~t 

5~-tor. The Sector areas are shown on the map at Appendix ’S’ L--~he 

5~-dor Officers a-,~:- . . \" 

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Se_-t or "2 

( Sheffield Wecinesday 

football S t e~Li.L~, ) 

( Li~l Supporters ) 

Superintendent C~~ 

SLgeg..nt er6~t 19zs he_LI 

S~-tor 3 (Nott "~2~-~n Foz~_st 

supporters ) Superintendent Ok~m~-. 

Sector wi!! be ~her div~ into Sub Sector ~,~th a (3~iaf Inspector 

in ~erge.. as shown at .A.pp~-dices A{ i) and A(ii) 

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_Sere.r-ate .Opez-ation Orde_~a~e%~ been prepared by ’D’ end Traffic D-_’%-!~or~s 

in r~spect of Policing a_~-rents for S.heffield City Ce~ntrel ~ ~ 

M~to:-w~y end the routes to and frc~ the staditln. 

The event is being Policed by Officers, some of whom have ~ %-isited 

Sheffield Wed. .-e sday Footha!! Staddum previously and who, ther~fo_-e, wi!l 

be ~nf~ with the groL_-nd and loca!ity. 

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plec~ at 10.00am on Friday 14th April 1989 at Sheffield ~" "#ootba!l 

Grzm, r~, entry via the ’Gymnasium’ gate in Penistone R~ad 5b.-th. All 

su~_rvisory officers of the rank of Inspector and above should a~.te-nd. 

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AI! Off£cers s,h:wn in the attached Appet,iS~ wi!!, ~nless otherwise 

sta’.ed, atte:x~ at Sheffield Wedr~_~y Footha]! Su~lium at -.45ern on 

Sa~y 15th ~ 1989 and c~-upy a ttulh Stand seat as ~-ntified 

it, their Serial Instructions, for briefing at 10.OOam pru:v:. Entry 

to t.~ S’Cbdium wil! be via the ’Gymnasium Gate’ in Pealistcr~ l~d North. 

On arrival, each Inspector ~ report to the /d~Aist.rati~: Desk 

situate inside the entrs:~e to the ~nn~siu~ aM ~// rei~---, his 

r~_.--..als present. 

Police Officers attending in their own vehicles must find ~ own 

parking facilities outside the football g~. 

The pe_,-king facilities at Niauara Sports G:x:,.md =~ Claywbe~ Lane 

wi1~ I~3~ be tme~. 

After reporting for duty all Officers will be briefed in the North Stand 

¯ as to the _~_~eral ~nts of the day ~ will oc,nn~-w=e -~,ties ~Ln 

ac=~-~lance %~th the instructions of their individual Inspec--__~. k’- 

Insoectors ~//_I er~ure that officers under their omnTn~ ".d~e their 

_z~m-p~-tive places of duty with a .d_niznum of 6ela~. 

Se__-x~_e.nts ~/// brief meTbers of their respective serials as -o their 

i~-iv-id’da.1 ch~ties as outlined in Appendices B, C &nd D. 

Sbeffi ~e!d i~escl~y Footba!! Club ~5/_I be responsible for th~ 

ov~_~Li~ht (14th/15th April 1989) security ~ger~_nts at thin ~.. 

~tely fo!!c~ing briefing, ~ ’explosi,~_s’ dogs ~//_I ~ tb~ 

stadd.L~, assiste~ by the Seria!~ s~.-heduled for duty inside th~ ~’ou.nd. 

>~’rt~_rs of ~is Depe.rtm~nt will be on c~j~" at the _(~-Du.nd. A 

CLD post ~5/_I be situated in the gymne~ium at the _cmxmm~ ~nf on 

Rc~f P~Ii~ Station ~nd ~,5_ii 6ea! ~ith all c=~p~aJ_nts of cr~.-~ ~-~d arrests 

for ~---i~r.t ~na! offe:~ces mede in co~-~ection ~iLh this e~nt wb.i_~ do not 

i.~te atte~ntion. Any such oc~2!a_ints ~,5_!_I be di_--~ted to 

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Meters of the Dog Section ~ nzinly be used as a ~t~.~t 1~for~ 

~-~ after the mstch on the rautes to and frtm the stadium. 8t t~e 

p~d~. transit van parks, rail~y station, private ~.~i=le 

parking areas and e.s~rting sui~o~e.,’s to and from the stecl.Lur-.. 

=b~y will not norma~y be used in pubEEc ~ situations but the 

Sector r.ommnder has the overriding discretion to use 8o~s in 

~-xcunsta~:es where he feels a serious public orc~.r situation ~-y 

o~-’ur. 

D_-ties of the Dog Section personnel are set out at A~ ’S’. 

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of the Mounted Section will be a, rploye~ outside the grur~ 

t= maintain orc%er, segregate supporters and esoort them f.r~m 

t= their transport. 

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A Control Room will be established at Sheffield Wednesday Football 

Sr_adium in the Police Control Box situate be~ the South and 

West Stands. 

$ _-~tendent Murray ~5_I/ be in overall control with the 

~_s:istence of Office.~s sho~,~ at Appendix ’I’. 

The Contro! ItKrn will oversee the entire operation asnd will oi~_=~t~e 

rr both ~ end V}{F c~eLs. 

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F’-..ad Treffi: Division %i_I/ be respo~_sib!e for traffic contro! 

~il! be pz~6ucing a separate operational order. 

’F" Division points are s~ho~,n at Appendix ’O’. 

TRA%~L AhD POi!CINS A.:5@.NGE>ENTS 

The routes to the cu-J.md e~nd designated parking areas for ~, 

t_~---~it vans &~d pr-ivate ve~hicles are sh=~n at Apperdd.x ’S’. 

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Si--~g of the routes to the ~ has been a---~-anged in oonju~_--~on 

~,:i--~n Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. In the event of oongesti.on, 

~ing~rcies exist for detours to be implB’rented by meri)~s of r.he 

Rea~ Traffic Motor t’b~le Wing. 

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~-c~11y ~, LEverp~l m~:porters ~.U ~ on ’slag.a!’ 

~-~ alight at b;~lsley Bridge RaEl~y Station ~ they ~,-£1E ~ the 

rr~l~ to the ~ under Follc~ s~m.,’vEsion. Ser~c~ trains 

~ be operating to Mi~dand P,~j!w~y Station and supporters using th~ 

service ~/// trav~l by ’spec~l’ South ¥orkshirl Transport h~ses, urxSe: 

es=ort, to the I~;gings Lane end of the ground ~hez~ they ~ alight. 

3.12.4 De’:e.il.s of the ~ arrival/~epexture times and duties .~_~tEng 

~to~.~ shown at AppendEx ’K’. 

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N~ttingha~, Forest supporters who trmal by train ~LI align, t at Midland 

Rail~y Station in the centre of Sheffield amd travel ~ th_-~e mile 

jou_-’ney to the ~ by ’special’ South Yorkshire Transpor’, buses, 

,z-x~_r escort, and will alight on the ~._rd~tone Road N~rth si~e of the 

s ta.-lium. 

Details of train arrivall6e~ times and duties relatin: thereto 

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Li~_rpool supporters "~ho tr-dv~l by coach will be e.ncoura£~ to use 

M62fMI ;roto_~,~ys, leaving the latter at T~nkersley (Ouncticc. 36). 

Duties re!a~ ring thereto are s.h~wn at Appendix ’L’. 

3.12.8 Coaches fc~ a~oac.hing the venue- by other routes s,hc, ald b~ directed 

to the desi_~nated perking areas and not the stadium, itself. 

3.12.9 On arrival at the desismated peu~cing areas, where p:-acticabla, an officer 

wil! board e=~_h ~ and inform the pass~_ngers of the restrictions 

"mTgose6 by la~" and the ~ P egulations. Supporters ~5_LI then alig~ 

~,nd ~ to the ~ ~ police supervision. 

¯ ~bt ~t_in~, Fcu-~_st supporte_~s ~,,~ tx-a~! by coa.zh ~!i be e-~c~z_~e.~d t?,~ 

,use_ ~ M_ ~ m~tcr-~y =leavin 9 ~t Ti2.sley (J~nction 34 ). Dutiea re~t~.~ 

the_--eto are ~_~.~ in ~he ’D’ Division Operation Order. 

3.12.11 Coe__l’--~s f~ -.~_,~prne~hi_ng ~ ven,ae by other r~Jt~_s slnould be direct~_d 

to ~e designat~ perkLng a_~_as ~nd not the stadium, itself. 

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On a_~.ival at the desicmated parking a_~_as, where p_--acticable, an office_will 

board ee~h oo~_h end inform the pesse~nge_--s of the restrictions 

in~ by La~" ~nd the G_~ Regulations. Supsx~rte_rs ~.il_l then alight :’ 

and ~.~ to the ground tm6er police supervisiOn. ," 

BY T~J%~IT VAW- I/~ 

_Liv~_-pool s .upporte---S who tr-~l by tr-~-mit v-~n or similar ve2"i.cles will 

be e-~ase~ to use ~ M62/~1 rrotor~)~, leaving the latter at 

T~n~__-sley (~-,ction 36). Fb~_ver, it is not feasible to atterpt to/_~ 

c-~-~l sur_h v~hicles thrc,a~h one ’checkpoint’ ar,d it ~,5_U be the duty ({(%,Q2~) 

t-he_-~_fore of a!! Se_--ie!~ c~atside the ~ to check the~_ v~_ic!es e_ndk~j/’" 

t/we/_-- c~.ts e_s c~Jtl3-~ at A~gerdix ’M’. :, 

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Er. addition to the static ~ sited at the l~otbe~U S’.~!um. 

of the ~te.r Seaz~ Unit ~ be ope~tLng ¯ tumd-held 

~ to monitor the arrLva! and ~pLrture of suppc_-te.rs. 

b._--ing the ~mtch they ~ ope.,a:e 1.,~i~,e the stadium. 

o~-tL~e clai~ vil.1 be ~-:ttea to s~rv~ory off!-~rs and 

~..I.1 be clearly ~ "SI~I ~ - ~ v ~O’/TING-~~. ~.ST’. 

le~Rrl~ off ~ 

I: ~ be the responsLbL11ty of IndivJ~a.1 L’~tors tc report 

the ~ of t~eJ.r Serials off e~y. ~t for any ~ not 

l~’esent ~ ~.sure that al.1 r~lios are ~eturtsed. He ~ ~_lso 

s’a~r~t the de--briefir~j form pre~_~sly supplied to him. 

1-21 v£11 report off-duty at the ~ium. Serials 22-64 vi1.l 

re~=~rt off-duty at C.laFa~eels I~"e. 

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lnslx~cto: Calvert ’1~’ ~ 3 

Insl~"tc~ Booth ’E’ ~ 4 

Inspector W~ ’F’ 

Inspecto: ~ ’HQ’ 

Inspector h,’nite ’F’ 

~sp~::tc~ Sykes ’F’ 

Inspector Pur#y ’Trg’ 

Inspector I~laney ’ F’ 

Inspector Be---~s ford 

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~-:t~ Forest m4~x~e.rs who trmal by transit van or $-’---i1~ 

%--..hicle wi!.1 be encouraged to use the M1 motorlmy, ~ e" Tinsley 

(:hr~tion 34). ~, it i, not feasible to atter~t to ~mrml 

~ vehicles ~ one ’c~oint’ and it ~ be t~ e..-y, tte.zzfc~z. 

~ ~ outsi~e the ~ to ~k these vel~icles ~ their 

~ts as ~tlln~ at Appendix ’M’. 

3.12.’{ ~ transit vats will be directed to the ~tgnat~ pazk£ng, e--za 

r~ortems ~ alight and ~ to the ground under police r4~’~ision. 

3.12.’- ~ (~ OF AI£I]HEL) ~T 1985 -AS 

A ~---zcis of the Act J.s ~ at AH~s~.~x ’O’(i). This ~Latio~ 

| ~ t~ strictly e~fo~:e6 in relation to ~ ~n~ transit v~a or sL~ile: 

’v ~.~, as ,~ll as ~ ent~ or attempting to ente: the ~oLrd. 

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¯ Lt--~zrpool mapporters ~t,) travel by ~-ivate vehicle ~ be z-,=oaraA: 

] t: usa the M62/NI m~tor~ys ~ t~ latter at 1~mkazsle~" (~mctio~__ 

). Trey will proceed to the desi~ated ~rking areas on tt~ Parson 

CZ=r~/Foxhi!! estates. 

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~:rival at the designated parking_ az%a.s, supporters will a3_i~’gbt ~ 

to the ~ under police s-~e_-~ision. 

I: is ~n~oisag~d that traffic will also approach the stadium ~i~ the 

1-~ (A616). There is a cont~ ple.n sh=u_Id the volu~ of this 

~fic be such that it is impracticable to direct it to th~ designate~ 

p~-kJ_ng areas referred to at pa_ _~~. 3.12.18. \ 

I~-ArATE W£~ICLES - N3~T’LA~-iAM ~ 

~:2e8 to ~.~ the Ml wotoz-~y at Ti_n.sley (~-~:t~n 34) ~ 

t= ~b~ d~i~-eted pe-rk.i.u9 ~,-~a in t~ l~apse.~i ~-ea of the olD’. 

Ch z_n-iv~l, sW~orters i a]i~t ~.-£ ~ to th~ ~ Lng_: police 

-~-Te-’%’is ion. 

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vans wil! not leera their designated pa_’.~_ng 

do so by ~ Control. The return ju_--ney for 

be the reverse of t/~t on the ~ j~u.’ney. 

N~ :zo~-._h or ~it van will be ~ to load, lz~load or pe-~k in any 

~-~ other than the 6esignated parking areas, nor wil! they be 

tc -~me routes other th~n ~ desi~ated unless diverted by Police 

~----Lc~_-s, fo~-loN~J~ng oon.sult~t£on with ~ Control. 

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~e E~_rgen~d Se_~-~~ ha~ been Lnf~ ~ all par~ r~---._--_i~/ 

It ~ be the ~(h~ty of ~Lce Sergeant 102 l~.~e: : L~are 

teat ~ese =~s are in l~siticn before 0)00 briars Satur~y "=- ;~cil 

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~o ~i~.z ~ allow any x~icle to p~Tk in ~ravention ~ ~ or 

any c-_hex restricti~ wi~ ~ the authority of ~ :=rcrol. 

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a wJicle is Iz~h’~ in such a l~sition as to Jar:ant r-__--t-.~!, then 

1~ii be arr~_ by t_~e officer ~ thr~ ~ J-~rol 

~ollc~,~ng ~t~t_~n ~ith his s~ry ~or. Tw~ ~: ~- 

%m~_L~s will be a%~ilable to r~m~e %~hicles. 

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z~X ~rit ~, then the driver nmy be 4Malt with in the ~ ~ne~. 

~dll be limit~ psi\~te!y cger~te~ car parks in the vir_=.-]., of the 

~_ No a_~sist~e ~ be giv~.n in the ope~tion of t)~.~. =zz~ercially 

run ~ park.s. It is ir~e~ that private ~h~cles ~_Ii as ~--- as 

prac~_~Ie, use the 6esi~-mte~ pe~-k3ng areas s~ at A~.~ ’S’. 

opera~ion will be ~__,-ried cut by n~s of the Special ~z:_~_i_~ry ~%ose 

South Y~_rk_~ ~hire Tre_nsp~rt -%5_11 .~ate ’sp~ia! ~uses’ fro= P:=--~ Pail~.~y 

Statt_~_ to the 9rc~6. At the_ end of the ~t~h, b,_ses f~ ~=_~ ,rta~J~r0pf 

!iv~qm~xD! Suppe~ters back to t!~ rail~ay station will be per~ in [~ 

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~e getu glv~ ecx:~s to the South S~e.-~ Car Park wiLl c~ at 2.CX>p~ 

~:~ ~_l~ not re-op~ until ~ an ~ after kick-off. ~’-’~ feet 

~.--~ pU~llci~ed to ~ h~i.~ le~i~te aa:~s. 

Ste~m’ds ~ be ~ at the access points t n ~ 

a:~ l~istone ~ ~ to on~ Iccess ~’~ ~jress. 

be l~zmitt~ to park in the South Stand car park 8t ~--_h the 

~i.~9s ~ ~n~ l~.~tor~ ~ North ends. 

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A_--.ho.-is~ l~ol!ce vehicles ~ ~ t~ the car park at t~ rear of the 

_~-ana~iurn accessed via the ’~ium ~te’ ~.iace.nt to Gate ’0’. On!y 

vehicles will be ~ access ar~ ~t into ~ out of the 

must be kept to an absolute ~. 

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S-------’a~t ~, ~r..)~t ’Touts’ ard my oUe: ~ cabby_ obstruct~ 

sill be m:~ad on. If they persist t_he~ they ~,il/ be ar:est~ amd bm~t 

¯ t: ~ l~lice lqcx~n ~ they will be ~alt with as outline£ in pe_m~ 

4.-.I. to 4.1.8 (Headed ’~ l~ocess’). 

~-~n~ ~ti!! c~_rry Liverpoo! ~ers to ~!~ley l~i~ St~tis~. lhe~e 

and the Station will be ~%~ ~- ~ Police ~ ~ the 

_responsibility for po ,licing this ~. Officers should only ~ntem 

the statk~ for the purpose of police ~=ties at the invitati_~ of, t 

a-~ a~ztmpenied by, a m~aer of the 5"rC Police. This also z~lies to ~.U 

otter z~tl~ay ~, ~ side. 0 cuttings, lines, etc. 

A ~-eci_~ of the~ _~i~!atic~.~ is ~ at .A~pe~ndix ’O’(ii). ;~ 

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ks-~-m ~-~ officer seizes pr~ by ~ of the ~-o~nd F~-i!atiOns’ 

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Su~. !y the person fru~ ~%:,r, the article ~ beech seized ~ith 

his ’collz~ n,j’ic, e.r’. 

Info_nn that person that the ite~ mm~ be z~ on co~!~etion 

of the g~re from the Police ~ Post at the rear p, in the case of Nottingham,. Fommst s~e_rs, ~-~ the 

-~olice ~ Post at the rear of the %~.st Stand, in the ¢a.~e 

of Liverpoo! su;,porters. 

Affix a l~bel to th~ item ~ t~z owners na-m a-~ t!~ officers 

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.~t mJcrity of lim-%~,~s in the ~te ncirLity of ~ $;~ 

~ll ~t.l~ ~(u their ~ ~e~X mt l~tJJ~ aM ee::"F t~-~ 

or operate a ’selective 6~o~’ ~reb)" football m~ortzrs ar~ _---_ 

k~ir-.~. 

It ~ be the ~ibili%7 of zl! SexJJ~S outsi~ the gro-~ :~ 

kSd~~ attention ~ be g~ven to ’O~f LL~’ pres~ses r-: 

om~d-4aration given to ~-.it.a~ly m~visi~ Izo~rietors sh~d ~___aive r~/es 

of ~ be eviSent. 

¯ AI~_~ is not avzilabie to metiers of the i~blic insi~ the ~=_-~d. 

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¯ ou~l~-~ will be follo~d: 

3. I~ ~ Ground control will pass the fol!owirg m~ssa~ over the P A ~-=----~ ar~ ~ 

this %d_ll indicate to Pu!ice perscnrel that a provisional eme_--~_o_-y ~nd 

evac~ion pro:~ure is in foroe: 

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Khoul~ an ~-~_rgency evam~tion be ne~_szry then an or~ messa.~. ~d! he 

pmase5 :~ Police ~_rsofme! via Inspectors and Serial Sergeant~. _~_vin~. 

specific instz-0ctions as to the action to be taken. \ 

In the ~ver~ of. an ’all clear’ situation, the following ressa~_ ~ b~ 

:x) I~alice persc~-~_l ~c~’d_.,’~. that the ne~-~_ssit3" f~ ~_~cy 

.~,z_~_i..~ has oeas-~: 

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a~c~te serie/ ord~_r. 

-’-!.i All ~ arrested or ~.ai_ned inside the groun~ will be ~ in t_h~ 

first i=_vtance, to the 1~D!ioe Room at the_ ree.r of the North Sta_--£. Th~&e_arrested 

(x~tside the grou.-d ~,~iI either be taken to the Police ~ or 

Ba~mer-~n Road Police Station (in the case of Nottingham,. F~e__~. 

~-s) whic~e~_~ is ms= con~mier, t. 

~.!.~ Three ~=_hicles will operBt_= in the area for the sole pu~-lxmse ~f 

¯ transpcz--_ation of pr~-z_ in order that mmbile t~-its my = _’~-ee_ fc:

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f~tly be taken by the az-restbxj offset to the UID point ~_~ the 

~hrn or at the station, Where the officer ~n ~ w:.i! ~ecicSe 

or. :~e f~-ther ~ of act~.. 

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~t.ies of the "Prisoner Process" tezrm er~e~ on th~ .-Ira.ration 

~- ~n.~tial procmss, persons cle~ ~ be transf~ to I[ 

Ha[~m Re~d Pt~lice Station (in relation to Notting~ Y~t 

~ers) and Ecc!zsfiel~ ~ Station (in relation to _verpool 

I ns~tors must enstm-~ that offioers in seria!s under their conTr~nd do 

not ~o off duty without firstly m~ritti~ the ~ite ~’-~rk. 

~A~’rTONS 

~he_-~_ circu~~ are such that e person is to be ejected from the 

su~i~ for ~ of the gr-ou~ regulations, ~n he will mot be \. 

llXr-..~, etc. but will be taken to the Po!.i~e ]Ikx~r~ ~-e_.~b3_s det~ 

wS_!l .be recor~T~d on an ’ejectien s]-%p’ for ~ntry in the Po~ Focrn 

~te_r, l~--£~r to ej~--ticm. 

dat~ a!~ted to this o~ation will be strictly a~ed t=. On all 

or’~::~_s, t_be_~_fore, the staff at the (]-erge Offioe Bridoe Street, 

~eld wi!l be consulted as to avai!ability of dates bef~-e a 

~~ is re!eased on bail foLlmwSm9 charge. 

Pro~.sior~l arr-~n~mnts hm~.~ been mmSe should the ~ of perscx~ 

~ed ~ k~_pt ~ custody or the seriousness of offe~-~es 

~itate a S~necial Court being ~ on MorxSay 17th Ar--il 1989. 

In ti~ e~-nt of such criteria being met then (~ief Superinte:xSent "~, 

~ie!~ will be informed in order that this contingsr~y cz.g be put 

into ope_~ti~n. 

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Rep:~’t| ~ le;LssLr~g ~ ~ be ~ via telep%or)e to ~ ~:~’~1 

in ~ that the neaess~-y actLon can be taken. 

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Arty ~ Who has beccne sepe~ated ~ his l~-nt/g~~ ~ be 

taOu~ to the gymnasium at the rear ~ the Hc~th Stand. ~ ccntr~ 

th~ be Lr~oz~ned via te3~ in oz~e~ that the reW~Lred ~-:i~ 

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I 4.3.1 ALl f~md ~ wil! be taken to the A~nistration l~k in t~-e ~.~siun 

ar,~ the z~!Lster omlpleted. 

4.4 13~/:C]F~ 

e 4.4.1 All South Yorksh~-e l~li.c:,e O’~ficers viJ.l ~ full urd!’ozr., including 

Z~l~et (with chin strap down) an~ gloves. Anoraks ~-ill be ~rn ~- . 

:inclement ~ther. F~f~e officers ~ wear trcxmers an~ not .~ 

~kL~ts. 

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C-i-ricers arriving in police transport will alight at Gate ’O’ in 

I~--nistone Rc~ North and drivers of vehicles a!~ rw~ted f~ use 

~._.--ing the police c~tion %/// r~rt to Inspector Scarfe at t!’--: 

ir~cation. That Officer ~ giv~ direction as to r~tion of 

~hicles. On completion of the 9me ~md dispersal of the ~, 

(hzivzrs wi~ r~ to the Traffic Administration Desk in the 

~’~;’~-~sium to collect the vehicle keys in readiness for the ret-urn \ 

l~ ~ "hicles ~hich au~e not t~ into use during this ope_~ticr. 

be pe_~ke~ at the Reed Tteific Division p.~m-.d_ses at C.la]~]_s 

La~e, fo~ng consultation with the office_- in c~_~9~ of ~ ’ 

~’~,~ses. Keys for ~o~/q v~hicles %-~LI be l~_~nded in to the iogis "t_i~,~ 

at ~~ ~tic~ ~or to the ~t~ ~ times. 

Re__%hm~qts will be takan as ir6icatecl on the ~vi~da_T sezial 

cu--J~_r at the ve~u~s state~l. 

MPJ’S 

of t~he ~c~and and su_~rc~g a_-~.a are inclu6ed in this or6er 

at ;%ppe~ ’S’. 

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Publicity hes been gi~.~ to tr~fic rt~es aria ~ ~~Tents 

for the ev~t by the Football ~ C~fic~.z and Press 

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c~.nts ~ the event am~ replies to ~ [~ 

the ~ will be ~ by ~e[ Sqperi~ten~-~t Ducke.-.f.L~3~ 

through the Press ~ C~fice ~ £s ur~ez the ~x::zDl of 

Sup~-Intezd~ut Fnstt. 

A.-~ o:r~pLaJmts against the Polic~ will be (Sealt ~-it.h in 

~,~th ~r~ S~ Order 5S. ~~ts Wh~ ~ ;~lice 

Of_fice_~ ~d on this cperation vLU be ~e6 to tb~ Officer 

sS’x~ at ~ ’I’. Complaints received at Ilion E:~6 PoUNce 

s-_atio~ and ~fieM ~ Station wELl be ~ea.lt ~it.h by the\~ 

K~ut~ ~nspector. 

~O.MJNEOLTIClWS 

c~tions r~levant to the event will be 4utrect~ :hrc~g~ 

-Ground Control. 

T~e fol!o--in9 L’-~/VHT ch~’~-e]_s will be utilise6 £n r~!att: to this 

~9~ra t ion: - 

{A) L~: ~__~ radio channel 25 ~ be used by all 

offimers, both inside and outside the ~. 

{E) 11%T p~_=~.~re.l radio c!-ammel 19 ~ be used b~" al! CZD 

p~_-s.~--z~e! e~-~9~:~d c~. ~Jties in the Pa.~ Cross ~ Nee~ 

~vate pa-~,-J~n~ a:~_s. 

(C) ~ r-~o cha.-me! i %-ilI be used by mDbile petrols. ¯ 

’F!’ S~ Di~J_si_~r.’s operational ~icxzs ~,5_Ii ccntin-oe ~ be 

~---~-~r.itt~ on t~.~ persona! radis ch~-~el 35. 

l~---sonal radies ~5d! be issued at the ;~h-inistratic~ Desk in the 

_~:nasi~ to a!! ~ape_~riso~ officers. 

S_----,-ict radio discipline will be m~intained at all tin~_s. Messages 

~t be kept as s!~ as possible and, where this is not t£~ case, 

Control has the overriding option of cutting short ~-ry 

~~ssion. irrespective of rar~k. 

~’-otmd C0ntrnl c~n also be cont~cte6 on internal extensicr. 3277. 

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Sub Sector 14 

S~b Sector 15 

Sub Sector !6 

Sub Sector L7 

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Sub Sectcr 21 (Serials 52/53) Inspector Charles ’C’ India 21 

Sub Sec~ 22 (Seria!_~ 54-56) Inspector Ne~ay ’C’ India 22 

I Sub Sectc_r 23 (Serials 57/58) Inspector BatzTe_n ’C’ India 23 

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Sub Sectc_- 24 (Se_,-ia!s 59/60) Inspector Buri~_~s ’C’ 

MOBILE Lm~--TS 

Sub Sector 25 (Serials 61-64 ) 

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Inspector Wald.:z_~e ’E’ 

Inspector Se’,~_!! ’F’ 

Inspector Be~e_:t ’F’ 

Inspector ~Scarfe ’Traffic’ 

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sm-,a~ a.-’c,Jra m-ouna ). ~me Se--3m~t wLU ~ Ln t~ 

vicinity o~ the l~lasy~ar’s tunnel ~t this eaty 

Officers on the U-a:k will fo11~ his ~e by 

stanainS aria facing the ~ at the [ol~r~ tin~s:- 

Before klck-off, ha!~-tlme and f%~ll-time ~-d also 

any stoppage of play or tkm.n ~ is any ~ ~xest. 

"~ v~l be ~xlicat~ d:=ing the gste an~ sh:~-’=ly be~-e 

half an: f~l.l-time bY the sergeant ~ the play~.=’s 

) _:C 1~2 Bm~]u=s attention s~/’~o ~t any I~-~ c~ 

1~) Pc 2~ ~..Ls~. the ferx:~ ~ a=~.ss, to the ~o~n:s. ~ ~tes 

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~t ~ ~o~t,a ~ t~.s e.,=~t ~[ ~n use. 

TO RECEIVE MEDICAL ATT~ION) 

3 (After retch) 

"As" the ground clears, Officers of this serial will r~=~ir. 

in locatic~ ~t~1 ~=~ othervi~. ~. 

In the event of such a situation arising (irdicate~ at 

ite~ 3.16 in the Serial instruction). PC’s at either emd 

of the ground will take u~ positions at the fence ~te~. 

These gates will only be opened if a Sl:eCJlJ= message 

to evacuate is given on the public address _~-y~t~n. 

aria . .~tain order.as, re~u~. "~ 

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3 (After nBtcb) 

~ing =z=:~. it. C>_~m. 

serial will take up a position in front of~chese 

terra:m_s on the perir~ter tr~ck to prevent a pitch invasicr." 

or ensur~ the safety of the match officials a.-~ players. 

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s~ STAND IaO~Im~ LEV~ 

I~ase I (t~_~o.oe ~tch] 

A) 2 PC’s wi!l be 3a:~ted behind tuzr~tL!e~ 19-22 to 

ensure persons entering these p_~--mises do no: possess 

weapons or missiles } or alcohol. ~. | 

B} 2PC’s will be situated behind turnstiles 33-36 to 

e~.su_re items shown ab~e are not brought into the grottO. 

C) R~m~ird.ng PC’s ~5// patrol rear of t~ to 

miin ta.tn order. 

Phase 2 (~uzi.g -~tc~) 

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to ensure items r~ above are not h.-~,Jght into the 

g=x~e. 

C) Remaining l~’s will pet_-’ol the st, r~ cc~coaz’se to 

ee~ntain o.,x~_r. 

2 (DJm’~ mntch) 

Officers will be located at the en~ to the stand 

to =eintain ~ as zeguizea. 

3 (After retch) 

Renain until stand clears of all m~xx.-ters. 

In the event of such a situation arisin~ (Indicated at 

3.16 in "the serial instructions) PC’s in the upper 

level of the South Stand will take t~. positions at the 

internal partition gates and ensure they. are open. 

Those on duty on the imazr level will ensure that exit 

~ates at either end of the stand are ~en. 

Further instructiors will be as direc-~ed by oontrol 

or passed ever the public address ~!s_~. 

Offioers will be nominated for indi~ points 

at the start of this duty. 

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A) 2 K:’s ~ be lc=,nte~ a: the pleyer, ~ to 

metntain ozx~.r, ensure the sere entry of the tins 8rid 

offic~ an~ prevent ec=e~ by unmu~ persons in 

oonJunct~u~n wit~ the Club’s s~f. 

13) 2 ]PC’s wi]! ~ qJeues at tuz7~ "~ti!~ 29-36 and 

prevent 1terns p.-~aibite~ by t!~ ~ ~ V~rier~. 

etc., ,~.apons or miss£1es] ~: 81cc~1 be£n

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This se.t-£al v111 ~ the berr£en = be ~ed 

at el~ end of the z~ad~y betseen ~_i.1~ A-G 

at Le~s L~e a~d the start of the ~ Sta.~d car 

pe_~. 

They ~,~.t prevent access to this area by -’~ l,iverp~l 

~rters and any other persons vE~t :~:E’t~te 

(i.e. with t~ets) fr~ ent~. 

Vehicles ~ be prevented f~wn ent~ ~ car 

4 PC’s ~ ~ in this area ~ghoL~. ~he mstch 

to ~ barriers end prevent access. 

¯~ herriers ~ in tx>sition ~ .np.:’-"._ng f~.-k~ 

~ not con~ into oontact.~ until ~ -1~s ~ 

e_a-Eng 9~re 

in gym In the event of such a situation arising (i:dicated 

at 3.16 of the serial instructions) Offiee~ c~ duty in 

the car park will ensure that access gates _-_. Le~Lngs 

Lane ~,d Pe.nistcx~e ~ are clear and ~ted and 

no ~_hicles - except ~m.rg~ncy se~ces - ~. 

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2) PC 1103 Zd~mz~ 

3) PC 1782 Temple 

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5) PC 2748 

6) PC 734 Thornt=-. 

7) PC 1183 West 

8) PC 2O8O Nettles~.ip 

9) PC 841 CLUett 

10) PC 2321 

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:Ln gym. 

PC’s wLU be located at the ~tnnx~ to the ~ I~ 

terraces ~n pe.tn to xe~taJ.n ~ ~ ensure that 

entrances ~ cleaz at ~ times. 

In the event of liverpool S~x~rters ~ ~U’y into 

this end oE the g~und they ~i.U be c~tair~ at the 

extresm soJthern i:e-"t of the ~ at the rear of Gate 

1 to a~eit ~f~ urger escort to their ovn area. 

UN[]Em IO Cll~dqS~(~ rill ~ k’~rters be transfe.rr~ 

"frcru these terr~ to other parts of the ground via the 

perimeter track. 

Phase 3 (After mt,:~) 

in ground ~til these t~ are ~ of all 

ISt~xlrt~rs. 

N "~ati~g for "b_~ef£.~: : :.: : =: - :.: :. :. :. - :. : :.: :. 

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in off~ia.l car l:~a~rk) to ~-~ persons ~t~ 

premises do not possess £t~rs prigt£bited by the 

rules (Banners, etC.o weaIx)ns, missiles) or ~1. 

5) PC 145 Tew 

6) l~C 3122 Andrews_ 

7) PC 265 Fletcher 

~ 8) PC 1267 Ix)ugher 

B) Re~g officers ~ be at re,zr of turnstiles 

9) PC 3200 Grey 

~0) PC 2656 ¥ardy 

situated on I~_nistone Road 43-76 to ensure that £tz, rs as 

shc~n above are not brought into the grc~. 

Ic~ ~ting for briefircserial 

will ~ on pa~-vl in the rear of the t. 

Spire I~p terraces to prevent unau~ access andS. 

ensure security of kiosks, etc. 

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K~p on the pe~treter tr~ck to F_-~eve-nt a pitch inv-a~o,~. 

ensure the safety of match officials and playe_-~L ~ ~ 

I~e-~_ncy Ev~c~a ticm 

In the event of such a situatizza arising (irdicated at 

3.16 in the serial instruction) PC’s on Ser-ia! 8 will 

ensure all exit g~tes are open. ~ ins t.nz=t ions 

will be as directed by control either by r-~iio or t!-e public 

address system. 

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m~Lntai.n o~]~" and ensure orderly queues a."~. fon’n~. 

be done in oonjtz~tion with M~unted O’-=,_~ers ~."~ 

are on duty at this Ivcatlon. 

R-,ase 2 (~ latch) 

¯ ~is serial ~ be iocatea at Entrance ’Z’ ~ tl~ S~iv= 

Phase 3 (After ,retch) 

Rved. 

and st~:~’v~ loading of ~ buses £: ~nistcr~ 

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1 (Before match) 

This serial will be responsible for turnsti!.~ 55-64. 

Trey will ensure ~rscns entering these pmz~_ses ~o =c:~. 

possess items as s~.~ above. They will als: maintain 

and ensure orderly queues are fomm~. ~ ~

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.~ick off 

in gym. 

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A) Six l~’s ~ be 1o~te~ in the a.~-~ at t~ z~ur of 

t-~’ns’,iles 1-8 (kiWi.rigs lane end) to L-sun that the 

f~.~ ~teriJ~ the ~ are not in l~ssessi=n of items 

l~’c~6bited by the ~ z~!es (S~u-~._-s, etc., ~.a;x>ns, 

m~ssJ.les) or alco?~1. 

B) 4 l~’s ~ 1 ~t ~ pat.~l on ~ 

~ to ms&ntain order, ;~.~ng l~--ticul~ 

attention to refreshment bars. 

ALl O~.fice_--s will be located on the ~ 

to m~i~ta.in order, l~Yin 9 special atte.ntim r.o 

z~.f~hrrent ~ as ~le ~s e.x~e_"~_e:~e~ ~ 1as t 

year. 

3 (After m.t~) 

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At the ~nt of Phase 3 (Ten ~J_,z~tes before \-n. 

end of 9eme) All the serial will t~ke up position at 

the u;Ter ~ exit gate (Top of zaTp) to 

]~n.~tone ~ to prevent m~porte.rs l~v-ing 

e.nt~g Pen.i_stone Road. AU. ~ ~ BE 

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A] 2 l~:’s will be ~=ated at the rmaz of Gate ’0’ 

[Peaistone Bad] to assist the ste~az~ ~d preven: 

unau~ ~. 

B) 2 I:C’I ~ be ~.ated at the gate to the car 

at the ~ ~ the gynr,~ium (PenEstone l~c~) 

to assist the ste~.=ds and prevent ur~.-J~-ised 

C} 2 PC’s will be l~.~ted at the rear of turnstLlm 

73-8,8 in Penistone Red to ensure pers.T~ entering 

are not in possessian of articles prohibited by t.~ 

ground rulas i.e. b~-cers, weapor~, mi.~Lles or 

~1. 

D) 4 Remaining 1:C’s will patrol ~ level 

corxxmJrse of North Stand paying particular attentim: 

to refreshn~_nt bars. 

~e 2 (~ur~_~ ~) 

A) 2 PC’s to ~ at Gate ’O’ for du-des ou~ 

B) 2 PC’s to ~, at car park for d~.ies out 

C) 6 Remaining PC’s will patrol ~--se in pairs_. 

paying particular a~.tention to refr~s~t t~s. 

3 (After m~tr:h) 

At the ~ut of Phase 3 (I0 minutes before e:f of 

g~r~) ~ the ~ ~ take up posi ~tion at io~ 

concourse exit ~t~ to l~tone Road to prevent~ 

su~9orte~-’s leaving ~6 ent~g Pe_-d~ston~ Road. 

ALL S~I~ MUST ~- bI~ TO I~ L~ EX~ 

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In the e~nt of suet, a situation arising_-, PC’s loca -J 

at the gates at the ~ of each level gi~ing ao=ess 

to z-anps le~ to P~nistone Road will ezsure the~_ 

ar~ open. 

Officer~ will also take up positions at exit gates i- 

Penistone Road and Lappings Lane to enm_-~ these ar~ 

open. -~ 

1~ instruction~ v"jll be as direct~ by control 

or i~sse~ ore:, the public ~c~s syst~-_ 

Off~ will be r~_z~ted for individual points 

at the start of this duty. 

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~ en relieved by Serial 16 

me m:ce:m ,.6 

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A) 2 1~:’¯ win be located at the N~"~ LnLr~ce 

~bes to t2~.s stand to assist $t~ ":-. 

s~-vistr~ ~t~y and ~ necess~_~ ;=Y~_~tlng 

entry of ~ persons. 

B ) 2 PC’¯ ~ be ~cat~ at the South ,~t_--~ce 

~tes to th~ st~u~ to assist ste,~.-~s ".:.- 

entry of ~se~ ~_~cns. 

C) 2 ~:’s ~ p~t-~l the ~nco~se/be_to 

m~nta£n order. 

D) 6 K’s will be lc~te~ at the ~:r,t cf the 

Stand to F-~-v~nt ~ssiles being ~./.~--~ tickets 

being ~ to the te_~races belt,--e: ;~_-s.~r~ 

climbing ~ the te.~-~ces to the st~--~ ~ to 

l~’s will be 1~t~ at the entrances tc the st~ 

to ~t~ ~. 

3 (After m~tcb) 

Pa-ain in st~:] u~til c!e~. 

EHE]~’Y ~QN PS3Z£XXn~ 

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In the event of such a situation arisinG indicat~ 

at 3.16 in the serial order. PC’s %iU :aka up 

positions at the ~ exits at the ex~ 

front corne_rs of the stand and ens~-e the ~tes 

are ~Llocked. O~d3er officers ~ t~k~ ~ positi~ns 

at the entr-ance steps to the stand ~ ~ I\ ’~ 

ensure the gates are open. 

Fu_~ ins~ions wil! be as ~dd_r~--.~ I:6" control 

or pe_ssed over the public ~6dr~ss sys_t~- 

Officers will be nominated for indi~’~L~_i points 

at the start of this duty.

PC 2819 

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975 Wa.s?~. ~ 

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~ l~ 3232 Burton 

~ t~ fc~ br~f~_~ 

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!O gym 

Ser’2al 15 

PS 1757 Burns ’_=~ 

PC 2342 

PC 1543 Aitkin 

PC 107 Carling 

PC 853 Burke 

,’PC 2191 Lle~lly-_ 

) PC 2654 Ri~ 

~ PC 78 Booth 

. PC .1675 Rich 

) ~3~ Ford 

~Imw 2605 Webster 

In gy~ 

qafter ha!f-t Jz~e 

_~S-zating for b~g 

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~ ~ ~s-_--~ that su~po~_’~ ~terir~ 

turr~tLl~s ~-G ~o ~ot enter £n ;=ssession c~ 

tten~ l:~c~lte~ by the grour~ rules (~-~-e.rs, etc.. 

~.~ons, m~.~st!es) ~ alcc~. 

T~ey ~ elso ~ or~e.r is ne~nt~i.~ on the 

tzrraces. 

serml ~ be l~_~te~ in the c~n~_l tunnel 

to the I~r~s ~ terraces to ee~nt~ order as 

exit of ~orte~ into Lel~.~. Lane. 

I (Before- meCu:h] 

This serial will ~-~_--e that supporters. ~nt~ 

through turnstLles 9-16 6o not enter it. possession cf 

it~ p~hibited by the 9rc~ rules (B~nezs, etc., 

~ons, missiles or ~I). ~ey ~-’" also ens,.--e 

or6er is m~.iz~t~ on the te.~z-~. 

2 (~,~L-~9 ,~,:~) \. 

~ will be located in the tur~_l to the 

~ ~ the ~ I~ terraces, to ~tad:. 

In the event of such a situation arisin:-indicated 

at 3.16 in the ~ order, PC’s will ~e up. 

positions at E%e exit gates and ensure ~_ey are open. 

I~ instructior~ rill be as direct4 by con’~rol 

or p~ssed ore: the ~p.t]ic ~dch-ess s)st~_ 

Officers vi.ll be norf__nated for individual points at 

the start of this e~.-.

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Tnls serlal will be res;x~sible for nn-nsti.l~ A-G. 

They will ~sure t~t ~ entering do r=: 

Items Fr~ibited by the ~ rules (ba.,r~L--s. etc., 

missiles or ~i), They will ~ir.’.e.£n 

order ara ensure o~_rly queues are fo=md. 

.mase 2 (~ ,.~) 

Trds serial will be located in the West St=-~ 

r~ie~ Serial 13. 

"- In gym 

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At the b,,;~r.nt Of l~tse 3, this ~ ~1.!! 

te: ~ tin~ leave the ground and take up e position it, 1~.. ings 

la~ opposite the turnstiles to await exit cd 

i~-~3~ ~ f°r brie-fingplan s~orters and prevent disorder. 

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Phase 1 (Be.for~ retch) 

This ~ vili be resF~ible for tu~n.st’~Le~ l- 

P~y viii ~nsure tY~t persons entering 6o nc-_ possess 

ita~s ~ited by the ~ ~ (~s ~c-.~,’.. 

~bey w£!l m~inted_n oz~_r emd ensure that or-:cerly 

q~uss e_re forned. 

~ ~ be iocatecl in the cent.r-e.Z r_--re! 

to the ~ings ~ terraces. 

Faa~e 3 (After m~td~) 

At theft of Phase 3. this serial~i.i_l 

lea~ the grpand and take up a p=sitio~in Le~cLngs 

Lane opposite the turnstiles to ma~it exit of 

m.pporte_r~ and prevent disorder. "~ 

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I(O kick off 

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?S 323 Proctor "F’ 

~C 611 Booth 

~C 2963 Singh 

1124 Pratt 

2902 Fk2me_~l~ 

C 3249 Jacks

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On ~~mnt ~ l’Mse 3, th~ ~ ~LI ~ 

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nntc~ c:~t~-ol. 

1~ o:=er~mt of ~ 3, th~ sezia.T ~j_l.1 z-esun~ 

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On ~m’:encem~.nt of R’a.se 3. this ~ will ze.sune 

~t_-’ol in lc~aticm as above, l~yin~ ~=i~! attention 

to shops and 11~e.-e~ ~ ~r~ ~.t emy 

~l~h of m~x~’tz~. 

PLELZ C Oi~E~, - I~LL.~JGH PI~CD~L~ 

Phase I (~f,:~’e Etch) 

PC’s ~ l:~tr~ in ~ :in F~~ ~ fru~ 

H£L1_s~oz-ou~ l~:i~-t to l~"a~ield Rc~ ~ fxcm \ 

B~fie1~ ~ to the Old Blue Ball Public Rx~e.% 

eb~e 2 1~ ~e~b) 

l~efresh~_nts at ~-v~na.sium ~,~ ~utho_--j_.~ by 

xratch ~ntrol. 

la:nse 3 (After" m~=b] 

On ~:cerr~t of Pt~s~ 3, this ~ ~ill resume 

I:,~i in Iocatic~ as ~. l~)irg Isrti=u!a~ 

attention to Lhops ~ to l~ev~nt any ~ of

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r~ s~~. ~ 8~I~ 8tbt~tin~ to 

er~5 %~u:ens4~ I~,~. Zt is esse=t:i~ tl~t 

v~~ ~s nm.~tB,iJ~ on this rt~5 as It Ls the 

ruate bet~me~ ei~ end ~ tht ~:xz-~. 

p se 3 { t-ter mt } 

~. ~-~:~t of Pt~r~ 3, th~ seri~ W,I.1 z~we 

I~’--’~I ;In 3~atlon 8s ~:~e, ~ 8p~i~J attention 

to prevent my dash of rlva.l ~en. bea_,’J~ ~n 

~L_.~5 that ~ Park (Paz~£~le ~ ~l) 

be us~ as a =: lzrk. 

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~’--.~ ~ ~ be r~:~:x’~ible far ~ the 

to be ~ at ~ =v.rtJ~s of ~ fo].]J~ ~ to 

l~t =c~s by ~. It is es~.~1 t~at 

be prevented to ~ but resJ~le~+.s. P, 

e-,=~_-~ts ~ the ~t ccr~s~]~ ~ ~ been ~suse:~ 

Its- ~ of ~, both before, ~--j~= ~t~ 

r.be ~m~_:- 

2 ) Pe-d_stcre ~ N:rLh/}’ie_l~LL,’~ 

3} ,[,e;~L,~s t,=e/Ve.~ ~==:~ 

at toast.iota ¢~en 8bore to l:~-e~t s-.~:~:orte..~ 

axe unable to e~tez the ~ ~ as:=ess to 

Phase 3 (After mtd’~} 

~ ~11 ~ I~ ~ ~ ~-s~to 

the ~ ~ ~v~_n by Sector Ir~;~-tc~. It 

~t~ tl~t t~0 ~r,]~ be ~ ir.:o l~ppJ.nc~ 

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is esse~tla3 that =so vehir.3~s be ~ -’=-.to LeglESs 

Lane until all w.~po~ers ~ ~ tl~ ~u~a. 

.......... ;.~ = =_= - =_=_ =_-_ ~, 

PL~ILIC ORDE~ - ~ IJ~N£ 

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to be ~ at t.be m~ut.hs o~ the foll~-L~. 

!:~t eo:ess by s~.:p£:x~¢’t~:- 

to ~_Entain oz-de.r ~cl l~-~-3t pe~’~scm-s az-~.--J.ng at the 

at locations given a.3ov~ to ~t ~er~ 

¯ ~o az~ ur~ble to enter the ~ ~ ao::~essto 

the ~6s~ to m~nta~ o_-~. 

3 (~-te~ mstcb) 

until ~ ~ h~ ~ ~ emsent to 

x~3ve ~ is ~iven by E, ecto~r Znsp~t=. It is 

es.s~mtjas.1 that r,o ~ be ~ into/.~DpJ-n~ 

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Jo~ the S.Y. PoUce coach Ln Leppf=g= tane ==~ to 

Cat~ Lm~ for standby duties until ha~-’.L~ Whe_-. 

you trLL1, be t~.n to ~~s Lsne fc~ =e~.. 

,]msse 3 |Afte.r =nt~) 

Izr.ztion =s in ~ ] to ensm’~ that =4RPo-’-~-~ li]~r,’Lng 

the ~ ~ not ¢=~re into ~ntact. ~. 

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R2~se I (Be~:s~ u~td~) 

CL~ S~r;~:~’te.r~ befc~’m the ==etch but ~ 8.I.5c b~-~e 

:t~si~sib~Zity for er~-ur-~ng that tJ~e tra£fic ~sl~---=~ 

s~-te_~ ~ to round it to 9~in ~s~ to theiz 

to Le~ir~s L~.,v.. ~. I ~=- 

,Io£n the S.¥. ~ c~ch in I~plngs la~e ~-- to 

~st~ ~ for ~ duti~_s untLl l~l!-~ 

t~be.n you ~,4__I.I be t~d~en to Cl~~ lane fen" =~_I. 

l=be~e 3 (~Zl~r mt~) 

At the er~ of the =etch they ~ ~t ~I" traffic 

tn~ into Leppir~s Late ~r~ ttet Izrt ~__ FL--d~tore 

it~ ~ fru~ t~ ~ until ~ :o ~n-a~fi~ 

to fl~-~ by ~trol. 

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B} ~ ~f~e~ vi~ be ~ted = static points 

at the kerb edge or, if necesr.~zT, cn the c~ntra~ 

x~se.rvat~n (deS~r~la~t ~ the v~lume of -----affic) to 

y~u vL~ be ~ to ~~s Lane fo: 3ea~. 

Officers ~ be situated /u~ ~_~tLo~ ~ given for 

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~ ~ be ~ib~ for the l~-,-t.o~| I~ 

lhm.~tc~e ~ ~ from the ~rav~Ue_~. ~e~t I~-~ 

~ to~ I~o~~. ~d-~ ~-i.Llbe 

ex~ensively used by Li~erp:,ol sx~porte.r~ ~n route fru~ 

le~_.sley ~ s~t~ 8r~ ~ad~ ~ ~ :b~ 

]P, aiJ~ax I~. ~l~ey ~ ma~U~i.n ca’de~ e~z] enst~e that 

su~j~-te~s do ~ot ~c~_~-~ items ~it.~ try the grour~ 

(ba~e_rs, etc., ~, missJ!es cr ~lcc~ol ). 

Officers ~ be lz, zated on sLet_~ ipo~nt~ at the. kerb 

exk~ or o~ the cent~l ~t~o~ (~t on volu~ 

of traffic) to es~su~ ~ order. "~ 

. m-~se 2 (Duzi~ m~) 

Office~ t6!! join the $.Y. PO~C~ ~ i. l~p£r~ Lsr~ 

near to (:~tchba~ ]l.s~e fc~- s~ 6utLes :mtJl ba3-~ ti~ 

you td.U be t2~k~ to C~sy~e~ ~~ me~. 

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I~ef.r~ at Clay.keels IL-~. 2~_- ha2f 

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]R-.ase 3 (,~c~ match) 

a..~ ass~_~ Se~-~ls 3C ~ 31 in 

Cl~i~5~ls Lane 1~ a.~i_~: vi~,.h ~ lt:a~ir~ 

Ct~eS. 

Par~ cam~ for its full le-~7-_--- ~ a!l~ 

I~~. ~ ",,d.ll also I::e ~-..-"~le t.~ 

~reu~t ac~s~ ~ Penistc~e l~ 

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vLL1. bz ~ c~at to ensure that Lterrs 

II~t~Lblted by the ~ ru~s i.e. ~. =L~sL1~s. 

~ ~. are not Ln theLz l=ssessLon. 

I~f~t~ at Ciay,t~!s lane. 

At half-ti~ vi]! be ~ tlp by t~ ~ 

tak~ to lai~ings ~ near to C~t~hhar lane 

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C~MPIAIN!~ AGAINST ~E I~X/CE i 

Inspector - Riley - Sheffield Weinesday Footha/: Club [g:~esi’~-n) 

ALL STAr? ~ TO A.vP~’~DIX ’I’ WILL TAKE THEIR HOT MEAL AT ~ DIF~N 

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require coverage by unifcu~ per~m~l, 

A61 - Grenoside traffic lights 

Halifax P~ad/Kil~er Way TL 

Halifax Roed/Faxhill Poad TL 

Halifax Road/Claywheels L~ne TL 

Penistone Road North/Herries Road South TL 

Penistone Road /Parks ide ~ TL 

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Pe_~Ideputed to hen these points will parade at I0.00 az on 15 

.A~_I 1989 at the South Yorkshire Police Driving School, B.~.~htside Lane, 

~.ne_~ield, for briefins by Inspector Walker prior to deployrm_nt. Eoei 

Y_z~-fic Division will be responsible for ne.aling e~nd tr~nspc.-tation to 

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Five sp~:ial t=:~J~s ~ Nott~ I~.st supporters will arrive at Y~ 

I Station; the ~ will not be ~le u~t~l the week of the r,~--h-fire~ end 

ther~fo,"e ~ be given at br-~f~ng. 

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F~e~h ~ ~ J, capacity of 550. ¯ 

’ ~e fare for ~e specia! trains is inclusive of the bus fare to the ~=~_-~. 

I SYT will run ~_s fr~n the Station to the ground using a route along ]~_-"~tone Road 

- and un!~g ~- Berries Road South: these buses will be under m~or cy-.!z escort. 

IAfter a s~ ~t~ take p1~ce to return Nott.ing~.. Foz~st 

s~ez-s to ~ railway station , ~g in Per~i~tor~ ~ No,--’~ opI~!te 

I~ and usE-G an identical rc~Jte back to the station. 

par~ time~ ~-]_U be given at the briefing. 

.,~_r~ is the £eczLLity to de!my the tr-~ins in the event of extra ,ti_.-e bein.: played. 

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3 specia! tr-=i_ns carrying Liverpool supporters w5_I! arrive at Wadsley B_-idge 

Station at ti~=~ yet to be arz-dn_c~d; these wil! be made available at briefing. 

]Eac.h train has a capacity" of 550. 

De~ tJ~_s ~il.1 ~a]_so be g-iv~ at the briefing. 

]A~ t~e J_4 a facility to clela~, the tr-~ in the event of e-x+~--a time being \ ! 

~the s’~=-t Li~_-q~ool is ~,ide_sp.~_ad, it is ~.nticipatei the: s~Jp~o_-~.ers wil! 

,--~i by sa.-~._~_~ try_in frc~ al! perts of the_ co~ntr)" to ~xi. ~d!.e.~ ~_L!~.~y S~ation. 

~--~-~.ts ~-.~ therefore been c-~Se for these e-~riving at Mid~--~ Stati_~-. to b~ ,~ 

~ e_~_~=po~ b)o ~.-~ buses to the ~-~,~-~d by a route separate from tlr;_t used by No~tib~-~., 

-oz--_st s,-~:-t~--=-, tra~]_l_tn9 a_Long ia.~.~-sett Road, Middle~ Roe/ and e_~r~.iv’in~la~ ’ 

La~i.n=~ Le..~e ~’-e they will tmload. 

At the e.n~ of ~ c~L-e, SYT buses will be a~le to retu_nn any pe_.-son a_~-rivino in 

this m_~%-p._~ bed< to the ~idla.~d Pail~ay Station. These buses wi!l be ~:ed in 

Penisto;ne_ P, oai hb__-th on ~he ’to city’ carriaoew~_y outside Beeley W-x)d Spec;~al Sc~hool.

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~_’l I.iv~--q:ool coac.hes should leave tha Pl F~tor%ay at IM: 36 

{-~-~ley) and ~i vi~ the A61 to designated parkin- areas. 

~e ~>graphical location of Liverpool. coupled with the cm~ntrywide 

.~.pport enjoy~ by the Club. s~s~ that c~c~-~ coul~ ~,ell approach 

t~ ~stadium by other routes, particularly the A616. If ~ is the 

c~_se, then they r~st be brought to the designated coach I~--t~ng area. 

=b~ serials engaged on ~ty at ~ley ~nd Ougbtibri~.~ wil! 

.operate p_IB=tiv~ stop and seam_h ~ to ensuz~ (a) passenF_s 

~z~ tickets, (b) they ar~ not in pcssession of al~l ~ (c) 

tf=~y ar~ not drunk. When this has been done, each ooach ~ill have 

~- adhesive sticker placed on the nearside of the wirx~-e~n and it 

~.~ii be all~ to proceed to the designated parking area. 

ILl coaches will be ~ to trave! to the ground with~-t specific 

esmorT, although r~-foers of the R3ad Traffic M~tor Cycle ",King will 

b~ - the providing traffic isle_~d overa~ at rrc~e Leppings s~n. ~ whare All coa~ in the first ~ be instance, cU.r~t’ed . 

=f~ey will park in Cla)~heels Lane. Once this area is full then k" 

~-~aches will be ~ted to park on the ’out lane’ of the dual )1 

c~-riage~y in Halifax Poad, parking to oc, Trrence at the ~ of the 

carriageway and tl-en work to~-~Es the stadium. 

5 ~’-l! coac~bes w~_ll perk before being prn~itted to set down pe.sse~ngers 

:~’-eby e.~.su~-ing that the occuTe.nts kr~- exzyc_tly where tc r~turn to 

crz ccrrpletion of the footbal! match. 

6 Wh~__~e it is discovared that passenge_~ on a coach ar~ not in possession 

tickets, or are in breach of legislation ccx~g ~i at 

Sporting E%~nts, then -Grcxz~ Control %/11 be infoz;red for consideration 

~- to r~turning sur._h ve_hic!es out of the Force area ~nde_- escoz-t. 

7 Wz~__~e indivi@Je_l pe_ss~_nc~rs only a_~ inr,~ived ~- b~T~e czz-muz~d ~I 

sur_~h a~--.e~nts that they are drL~¢, or a_~ in ~-ssessi~-. of a!co~hol. 

~.~-----n t~ey s~ "hou!d be ~ted e~d de~_i_ned pendi~ng tr-~.nspc_-~. 

Nc-ztLn~-.~.-,, Forast s,~.po~ers ~%o tz-a-.~! by coe:h wi_U be ~-L~oLu-mged_Z to 

use the Fl Wmtor~ay lea~5_ng at Exit 34 (Tinsley). This aspect of the 

ope-~ation will be d~e2!t with by ’D’ ~ivisi~n Crfficers e.nd is the 

~ject of a separate o.--der. 

coac.hes will be parke~ in the Sou~ Yorkshire Tr~n_~-~ort Garage, 

-u~_-ries Road South ~, if necessary, P~.so~ Sp~--ing Road. 

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be encoaz-aged to trevel via the M62 and MI motoz~,~ 

leaving the latter at Junction 36 (Tankersley). 

Pi:,,eve_r, it is envisaged that such vehicles will also 

app:~:h the s~d.ium fr~n the Flo~h (A616). 

Such vehicles ~ be .stoppe~ and thoroughly 

searched to ensure that they are not carrying 

alcohol and the passengers have not consumed the 

same to a.n extent ~,,%ere they are drunk. 

pa.ssence_~s will be check~ to e~_sure that they 

are in possession of tickets. 

The vehicles ~5_LI then proceed to the desicmated 

parking area in Wardsen6 Road N~rth where passen~_-s 

will a!iSht ar~ ~ to the ~. 

It is not feasible to attempt to c~he~.nel such 

vehicles t>_-ou~h_ one_ ’checkpoint’ ~nd therefore 

it ~,5_il be the duty of all se_--ie!s on duties outsife 

the stadium to mznitor and check such vehicles and 

their ~ts. 

Should e_ny vehicle arrive, ~,ithout having been 

checked on the outskirts, which is found to be 

ca~yJ~ passe_~ge--~s with~jt tickets or in br=..a.--,h 05 

the !e~lation relatin_~ to the carria~ ~nd 

cor~sumption of a!c~ho! en r~-~te to spo.~in9 events, 

then Grc~.wJ Control ~,~I_I be i2,fo.,,-rr~6 for oor~sideraticr-.. 

as to retu_nn_tnq ~ v~_bicle to t~he rnotorw~y for ~’-t, 

If nece_ssary, the driver e~nd passen_oers ~,ill be 6ee!t 

~,ith for breedn of the r~!ev~__nt leg_~islation by ~.~y 

of surrnons or a!-z~st, depe,nd~nt on t~heir individual 

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%~nsit vans. etc. carrying l~bttingf~rr. Forest sup;r_.-ters 

will be encouraged to travel v~ the Y3 mtor~y 

le~s£ng the latter at Ounction 34 {~J.,~s1~y). 

suc~ vehicles ~l be sto~ed ~’~ t~.-oug~y 

to ensure that they are not ~ alcohol and t.he 

p~se.nge~a have not oonsumed the same to an extent 

~e_~e they aze ~’unk. 

All passengers will be checked to e.n_~----e that they 

are in possession of tickets. 

The vehicles will then proceed to the designated 

parking area in Ra~on Spring Road whe_-e pass4nge~ 

~// alight e.~d ~ to the ground. 

It is not feasible to attempt to cha_~:~el such vehic!es 

through one ’checkpoint’ and therefore it will be the 

duty of all serials on duties outside the stadiu~n tc 

.uo.itor and check such v~hicles and their oc~nts. 

Sh~ any v~hicle arrive, without ha~ng been 

~hecked on the outski_rts, which is fcx.r~ to be ca_-~.ing 

passengers w~itbout tickets or in br~, of the 

legislation relating to the carriage ~ consumpticr. \ 

of a!c~ho! en r~ate to sporting events, then Grotn-~ \ 

Contro! ~i_ll be informed for coe~ide--~ation as to 

r~tu~%in~ the ve~hicle to the motoz%,~y for escort. 

If nece_ssel-y,, the driver end pass~

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It is an offence for an tgerator to kno, dmgly carry alt:tml 

or ~ it to be ca-tSM on a public p._n~ce ~.hicl~ c: ~iri b~/ 

wan or train, etc. ~g to or from a football mat~__. 

It is an offence to possess alm:bol on a public service vehicle 

or ~inib~s/van or train, etc. when travelling to or fr~ a foc-.ball 

mstch or to be drunk on such a vehicle. 

(C) A Constable nay stop and search a public service vehicla, or r-j_-d 

bushaLn or train etc. where he has reasonable grounds tc suspe_--. 

alcohol is being carried. 

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(B) It is an offence to enter or attempt to enter a footbal! groun5 ~,.~n 

in possession of bottles, cans, etc. (or part of) which are .c~le 

of causing injury. This incluSes drinking glasses but n~: 

flasks. 

(C) A C~nstable nay search any pe_~-~on he suspezts is atterp~_!ng tc ~nter 

the grnts~ with articles ~_ntic~ned. 

It is a.n offend, to ~nter, attempt to e~nter or be in a footbe/! ~--o_~ 

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Unaut~orised persons ara not p~mitted to L-n~ 

upon the field of play. 

The clinbin9 of flm0dli~t pylons, stands am£ 

other ~9~ An the Stamina As forbi~~.n. 

The ccmsumption of intoxicating liquors As 

]~=mitted only in authori.~ placas end in 

accordance with the S;x~rting Events (Control 

~1] Act 1985. 

P£re~orks, smoke canistea~, bottles, glasses. 

cans, flags, banners, "1~oles and other sim~lzz 

articles or oontainers inc!uding anything 

which could or might be used as a we~on, are 

not permitted within the ground, and any pets= 

in possession of such an "art’icle or c~,~a.i~._rosy 

be refused entry or ej~ted, from the 9rc,-~. 

no cJ.~tm~ces b it pe.mTuitt~ to t.to" any 

object onto the pitch. 

Any l~rson who fails to ozmply with instn~tim~a 

st~ m~y be ejected f~om the ~ru,And. 

Any persons who re’red.ns in a g~ng~y ~ be e-~--ted fr~n 

the g~. 

The Club rese..~ms the right to refuse admissi_m 

to or eject any parsons who refuses to be s~----’,~ 

by a Police Officer. \ I 

~ha Club r~se_n~s the right for its se_,-~-~nts ~ a oents 

to r~c~_ from this crc~snd ~ny person ~ho ~ mot 

comply ~,~th ~ Re~,-lations and ~t.h the ~ 

~nd P~tions of the Footb~l_i Association a:f The Fg~,~a]! 

League or whose p~-~.sence on the ~ound ~ or ~ 

reasonably be co.trued as oonstituting a so.z::m of 

danny_r, nuisance or e.%~o)~noe to other specta__-----s. 

~YI~: It~-n 8 a~’e outlines the oontz-act~ a c~ns~rent b~n the 

footha!! .s~er and the Club. It does not cruete a pc~__- to search 

~ny sea_-~.h must be with the consent of the indivic>aal-~rter. 

Be=usa! ~ z~y a bar to entering the ground end not a ~ offence. 

a see_-oh is conducted with consent, it is a sea_~--h ~-thin t~e 

z~_rdng of the Police and Criminal ihridence Act 1954. S~--_ion 3(1) of the 

A_’-m re~ an officerto ~ a r~cord of the sea_,~h in ~_--iting unless 

it is not practicable to do so and large scale seer~hes ~ as those at 

football rm:ches faLl within this section. Tbe.-e is not -~refore a 

re~airemmnt to complete a Poz;n PACE/ i.

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’N: ;~-king’ cones will be placed in the following locations prior to 7at,, 

=m S~--..=day 15th April 1989 by civilian staff under the dire=tinn of Poli=~ 

Se..’-~t 102 Fidler:- 

:!) }~ax ~ - out of city ~ fro~ Parsm Cr~s 

to ~ Av~n~. 

2) Foxhill Road - out of city l~e frun Halifax Road to 

Parson Cross Road. 

--) Wamlsend P~:ad North - both sides. 

4) ~nistone Road North - from Claywheels Lane to Pail~y 

Bridge - both sides 

_=) Claywheels lane (including ~e ~y system) from Penistone 

Road North to Limestone Cottage Lane (Both sides) 

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Niagara ~ - both sides. 

Leppings Lane - both sides. 

Berries Road - from Per/stone Poad North to Wordsw~rt!-. 

Avenue - both sides. 

Herries Road - Word_sw~.--th A~_nue to Gals~orthy Road {kay 

from grotmd side only). 

Road - Both sides. 

Berries ~ South - both sides. 

17) C~is~hy Reed. 

P.~wson Sp_~_ng Reed - boLh .sides. 

Parkside Road - from Penistone Road to Catchhar Lane_ 

ODe side c~nly - a!ongside park. 

Catchbar Lane frtrn Park_side F~ed to Le;~pings Lane - one 

side only - alongside s~hool. 

I=’) Middlewo.nd Road - one side on!y (alongside park) frt~ 

Parkside Road to Ha~%sley A~’roe. 

5--" Penistone Road North/Penistone Po~ - both sides fruT 

Leppings Lane island to Neepse.nd Lane. 

1E Liversey Street - one side frnm. Per/stone Road car perk ent~. 

Penistone Road No.’-th - frrr=. Wkn_ster Road to Ve.--e Poad - inside 

la~e to be coned ~ith ’Ou=t~ Ccr~es’ ~.---_ 

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Divisio~ 

Ba~ields ~d - ~, ~ indicate route f~ 

traffic is to follow. A628 to be ~ o~t by ~ ~:z£fic during 

night of 14 j%c=.il 1989 

3. A628/~I~ to be ~ .in lcx:ztion by I:~elx:ar offic~r-s 

All ~:tin~;.-- Forest vehicles ~ill use ¯ route from the motor,~y, ~’. ".rig at 

Bright.side L~me_. At this po£nt, c~_rs will be directed along Sav~.e ~----eet ~t, 

Sutheriand . ~eet, ~ street, B~eave Road, Mina Road, Rutle_-,£ ~ to 

Coaches an~ =-=_ns wi!! trevel via ~ Street, ~irvale and ~_rries ~ to 

ground. 

Pri~ ror, a will again be signed by AA in ccnsultation with O~--~ an~ Traffic 

Division. 

Additional s_t__.-ns ir~icati~o car pe.rkir~, areas wi!l be in position ~.- L’..~ am ~.~x~ 

~iiI be p!a"== ~ by civilian s~.ff r~sponsible for p~rking crx~e_s.

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their dut£es as soon as possible. 

~ts wil! be a~Lila51~ En the gyrm~iu=, 4b.u~1ng the ~etch. 

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~ ~ be ~.ssued to msd~.rs of the Sgeci~-I Co~t~-y 

ixn-iEs 

Iderrie.s ~:1 - ex~cx~ge ~ supervise ~ in 

. side roads on Icmgley, R~.~ ~ ~irecl~fe 

Estates by bbt~ Forest ~rters. 

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Langsett Road - eneou~-a~e ~ s-u~:~_rvise ~:~L~Er, g 

the ~ bet’,,~ee_~ L~ngsett I%~ac] ~ Ir~f~ 

NDttin~ Forest ~.~--te_rs. 

Ne~-x~ Lane - ~--,’~-a~ ~ s-~:,erv-Lse park.iz~g in 

the a.,~a arouTd old ge.s ~,~_’-ks by Nottingham Fo_~_st 

supporters. 

s£6~ ~ c~ P~-~oon C~os.s/~~ estates by 

Iiverp~o ! s~ ..pporters. 

side r~ c~ Marlcliffe ~d Wise~ estates ~r:’ t\~ 

Live~poo! .sup~ers. 

He_’TEes ~ South- p~tr~! lem-~_~.h of roed fr~ 

Pe~-~tstone IRked Nnrluh to Fi~ A.-~-he_s to l:~-e’~-nt 

perking of ~_hicles on herd s~ (Both sides). 

This duty to ~nce at lO.~a~,.. 

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’F’ DIVISION 

OPERATIONAL BRIEFING NOTES FA CUP/~MI FINAL 

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LIVERPOOL-v- NOTTINGHAM FOREST /" 

s UROAY Is APRI 1989 

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KICK OFF TIME - 3.00 PM GATES OPEN - 12 noon 

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In the event of a draw after 90 minutes, extra time 

wil! be played. /" 

This is an al! ticket came and~ c=D=c~tv crowd of 54 000 

may be expected. " / 

Liverpool supporters have h~n al!ocated t~ whole of 

the LeDDinos Lane terraces.i West Stand and ~;crth Stand. 

:n~ry Into the grounc for!al! L~verpco! fans Is via the 

LeDoincs Lane turnsti!e~ 

No ..... ch=m Fo_est s~Dp~.~__s h_v- b~_n a_lcc_._a th 

Sr_o.~ KOD ~__~aces and~bo~n __ze_s o_ ~ .... cu~h Stand 

Entry into the ground-is via the Penistone Ecad and South 

Stand car park turnstiles. 

A11 - uickets have ~en co!our coded - this is shown in 

the attached Aope~ix.~ 

Club olours ~oth normally olav in red/white and, 

therefore, the great majority of supporters 

may be expected to be displaying identica! 

favours. 

TP~AVEL LIVERPOOL 

. -- i"a cars 

The teams wil! play in the fo!icwing strips: 

Liver~oo! - Red (normal) 

Nottingham Forest - White strip 

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Pr!vate cars may be e - = " to travel 

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by the advised route }’~2/HI/A61, arriving 

in She=~e!d on Halifax Road. These 

vehicles wil! be encouraged to park in 

side reads, well a~ay from the ground 

on the Foxhill and Parson Cross eszates.

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travel via A628/A616, arriving in She-’fie 

on Middlewcod Road. These vehicles wil! 

be encouraced, to park in si=_~ roads o_~= 

Middlewood Road, we!! away from the groun< 

Coaches May be expected by the advised route - 

M62/MI/A61 to Halifax Road cr A628/A616 

to Midd!ewcod Road. Al! coaches will 

be directed to the des=inated parking 

areas where they wil! un!oad. The designated 

coach park is Clay~hee!s Lane, with 

any overf!o~ on Halifax Read dua! carriage 

way - out of city.lane. 

3:ini coaches/ 

vans 

Trains (A) 

All d=~={~s 

~’i!! be supplied 

at briefing 

TF~A%rEL - NOTTINGH_A_H FOREST 

May be expected by either cf the above 

routes - they wil! be direc=ed to park 

in Wardsend Road North (cp.~csite Wads!ey 

Bridge Station.) 

Specia! trains to Wadsiey Bridge 

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[B) Service trains to .. M~d~--" _=,~c Station 

Those arriving at this station wi!l be 

brought to the Leppings Lane end of the 

ground on SYP vehicles under Police 

escort. After the match PSV’s will be 

parked in Penistone Road North opposite 

Clav~h==]s Lane to transp~r- L~v~cc] 

fans back to the ~.~id!and Station. 

Pri va ~e cars Private cars may be exgected to ~rave! 

along the .~’,! leaving Tins!ey. The’,’ ’will 

fo!ic’~ a route to --if’caI e "’here =hey ’wi~ i 

be direc-ed a!ong _~arns!ev >.cad rc Ru=!and 

Road to=-rrive at Need-sen=- A con=inzencv 

also exi~s to direc= the- along Herries 

Road if excessive ccnge_~z=cn occurs. 

The>" will be encouraged te park in side 

roads off Neemsend. L~-~,, =,,~ ?enistone Read 

and Herries Read.

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Coaches 

~:ini coaches/ 

vaDs 

Trains 

Al! details 

_upp!._e 

May be expected to follow the advised 

route via ~!i, leaving at Tinsley and arriving 

at Firva!e. They will be ~irected 

a!ong Herries Road to park in the SYP 

bus carage in Herries Road with any overf!ow 

parking on Herries Road Scuth and 

Rawscn Spring Road. 

May be expec=e~ to ~o!_cw the same route 

as coaches. They will park on Rawson 

Spring Road. 

Special trains to ~lid!and Station 




4 Arrive Depa_--t 


Service trains carrying Nottingham Forest 

support=~ may also be expected at the 

Midland Station. All supporters arriving 

at this station wil! be transported to 

the ground under police escort on SYP 

vehicles unloading in Herries Road South. 

After the match buses wi~ he perked in 

Penistone Road North (opposite the ground) 

to transport them back to the station. 

It is the police intention to allow this event to take 

place wi~h the minimum disruption to those not involved 

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A briefing will take place for all officers commencing 

at !0.00 am (parade £.45 am) 

GROU~ SECURITY 

Ir~ediaZe!y following the briefing the ground will be 

searched for suspicious objects or unauthcrised persons. 

CRIME 

~!! complaints of crime will be dealt with by CID who 

wilI_ be on duty at the cymnasiur.. 

--~ ation. Como!aints. will be directed to the Rest sui~ab!e 

!ocation. 

MATCH CONTROL/COM_MUNICATIONS 

~ ~ located within the c~o,,nd Personal radios w:11 

cDera%e c n channel 25. VHF sets wi~l__ opera~_ on channe! 2. 

P~R_KING RESTRICTIONS 

Where these exist (either yellow lines or parking cones), 

they will be enforced by el! serials. 

P~-E-~.OV.~.L OF VEHICLES 

This wi11__ only be done wh=n~ absolute!v, neces_-ry~: ,. it 

¯ ":ii. be authorised by. a -~umervisory. officer and =~r:~.-. -.:c__=~ 

via Match Control. 

OBSTRUCTIONS - OTHER THAN BY %~HICLES 

.z_e_t~ ~ = Tra~rs, ticket touts e~c, w~11___ be moveR cn 

-_T~ they. p~=~st~=___ they. will be =-rr_sted= and brcucht to the 

~or charginc etc. 

PRISOh~RS (General) 

;_~I De~=_cns =~=_- ~ted~ inside or eut~i-’e tn=" grou~c" ~.i11 

be broucht, to t~=.,_ police room 

C-and - ¯ On - =rriva! they ~.-- .;~ I be z~cess-d=~ ~ and de-a~’ned_ 

~cres~inc officers wil! be requi~=; zo suhmi~ a shoz% 

:~I: -~ mh=~’: W ~11 c,,_y .......... be NO .....~e.men~ . for arres~inc - _ 

cffice_-~ ~.o charce or complete =nv- -=minis:ra~ive proced’:_es 

PRISOh~RS (Charting) 

Fc1!cwina- . administra-4,~.v_ procedures at t~=" _Peli-°~- room, 

~risoners ~i!l be forwarded to the fo!icwing stazions 

for cha_~!,.~ etc: 

~:ver-col - Ec-les:~d 

Ncczincham Forest - Ham.mermen Road

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SEARCHING - TURNSTILES 

Where persons are searched at the turnstiles, property 

seized in =ccordanc=- _ with the cround. ~".~les, then the 

fc!!cwinc procedures wi!l be fc!lowed: 

(a) The seizing Police Conszable must supply the owner 

with his collar number 

(b) Inform the person where the properry may be retrieved 

afr=~ the match: 

Liverpool fans Police property post at the 

rear of the West Stand 

Nottingham Forest Police property post in tw= 

Owls Shop - ~==~ ~picn Kcp 

(c) " ~ a ........ = ar t,= cwner _ name and his oxn 

co!l-r_= number 

(d) Ensure the item is taken to the appropriate !ocation 

I~ shcu!d be noted Chat the ground recu!ations allow 

cameras, f!ags, banners etc tc be seiz=;. Discretion should 

be exercised and only items likely to cause a danger seized. 

Such {t=ms may include large flags, banners and poles 

but not -m-11~=_ fiats and cameras. 

SEA.RCHING - COACHES ETC 

Al! officers outside the ground should carry out random 

checks of such vehicles for breaches of le[islation. Where 

officers at Oughtibridce and Tankers!ey have checked coaches 

which are in order, they should affix an adhesive label with 

a tick thereon to the windscreen to prevent further 

checkinc. Where offences are disclosed the appropriate 

action shcu!d he taken, items seized as evidence should be 

deposited in the cvmnasium for retention. 

F-J~-CTIONS 

A!~ pe~ , .re~= - 

---ns e~e~-ed from the ground must b= - =~=~ 

~-~-ch [ne pc!ice room. 

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T~o procedure relevant to this ground is attache£. 

3.17 FOOh~ CHILDREN 

Will be initially reported to t~o Ground Ccntrcl and ~: not 

claimed taken to the gymnasium. 

3.18 P~FRES~_ENTS 

Y~’o meals are available. The packed meal wil! be given to 

serials im~_diate!v~ ~ ,,~. aft=~ briefing and thi~_ wit1_ ~-.= consumed 

due to the extingencies of duty. The second mea! which "wil! 

be cooked will be taken s%ricr!y in accordance wi~h the 

instruction shown in the serial order. 

3 .!9 CO~._PLAINTS 

~-DMINISTRATION 

~.v person complaining abcut police officers will be 

_-~=ferred to the cvmnasium., or H-2~erton~= Read Police S~ation. 

4.1 OVERTIME 

-¢-.ecial Event. 

A!! overtime claims will be clearly marked ’SE:.’I FI],,’AL -/ 

Liverpoo! -v- Nctts Forest’ and submi~=ed via the officer’s 

c’,nn section in the normal manner. 

4.2 REPORTING OFF DUTY- 

S"~e~v4~ory Inspectors must re~crt *h= whole cf th=i~ subsector 

off duty and account for any person not present. 

They wil! go off duty at the fe!!c’~’ing !ccaticns: 

Ground - G’~-..,nasium, Public Order - C~-,’’’A~_=’~..~___ Lane. 

(Serials I-[i) (_e..~.~_5 ~ "’-% -" " ’ " 

Prior to !eavir.9 these locations, they %’ili submit the 

de-br{={ forms and ensure alI r-dies are handed {-

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Y~ I.OUCE "r-=-~ 

OF SPORTS (;l~tn(OS 

REF: 

STATION/OEPT.: OE~ 

DATE: q3.~.89 

I refer to the orresp~:ldence froa:.~lie.f Supe~..intendent (1L~) in 

respect of the above. ""~’- 

Enclosed for information is ¯ copy. of the Certificate issued b7 

the then South Torkahire County Council in December 1979. Also 

attached is ¯ copy of the first Draft prepared by the City Council 

in Aua~t 1987. .... . ... 

Referring to the latter could I draw your attention to paragraphs 

~, 5 & 6 which have been totally deleted from the new draft. 

Similalrly could I" draw your attention to ~ph 10 which outlined the 

duties of stewards. To some degree the first draft made the 8t~ 

answerable to police officers. In the latest draft the reference to 

police ha~ been totally removed. 

Generally speaking the new draft certificate ,apart from matters 

relating to the police, is reaso.~.abl7 consistent with the first 

draft. However you may consider it appropriate at some stage to seek 

the views of Chief Superintendents Broomhead and Duckenfield. 

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Descriptier, PRE MATCH BRIEFING FA CUP SEMI FINAL GIVEN 14.4,89 

F A CUP SEMI FINAL - FRIDAY 14 APRIL 1989 

Ladies and Gentlemen 

The event tomorrow is the FA Cup Semi Final beteen Liverpool and 

Nottingham Fore,t. The kick o~f is at 3 o’clock ~hi$ a~ternoon’and 

the gates will be open at 12 noon. : " 

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endeaveur ~,o get people into the ground as qulcklY as l~gli.bie". 

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I must ~tres~ that if tupporters do not have a ticket T.hen whatever 

they say they will not be allowed into the ground. 

The ground ha~ a capacity Of 54,000 people ~, It is an all-ticket " 

match and all tickets have been sold so ~here Is no room ~or anyone i 

who does not have a licker because we will break saCety limits. 

The ,tedium has been divldecl to ensure maximum ,egr,gation and: &O !’;.’:~ 

reduce any possibility o public dl~order, 

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ar~ for tl-. = Liverpool Sups, otters. All access %o these areas is at 

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Tt:~. Nnttin-;h~, Forest Supporters have been a11ocated tickets ~or the 

Spion Ko~., whic*~ is on my rigltt, arid the South Stand, which is 

directly -~.ehind me and where the Director’s Bo~ and the Players 

Tunnel i~. 

To ensure that supporters from Nottingham Forest do not rZow along 

the back o the South Stand and towards Lepplngs Lane End we have 

created a sterile are~ along the back o¢ that stand. 

Tickets are colour-coded and clearly identified for the tectlons of 

the ground, and when asked for advice you should 

and give In¢orn, atian accordingly. Capiel 

display on the information boards. 

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Liverpool S,Ipportes into that end o~ the ground whlch is eas11¥ ¯" 

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accessible to them, and in sim~,le terms that is from the north and 

the Nottingham Forest fans h~ve been routed from the south to 

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On the day no duubt the fans will still wear their nor~,al supporters 

colours, but o;: the field I am ~oId that Liverpool will wear their 

u~ua! red strip and Nottlngham will play in white. 

It is our intention today that thls match will take pXace without en~ 

public disorder and we must ensure the safety of the public, both 

inside and outside the ground, and segregate the opposlng fanso 

This will mean control by Polic~ Officers and in addition to ensure 

things run s~oothly there will be no obstruction of the highway and" 

we must be e×~remely vlgllant to ensure tha~ there i= no damage ~o 

property, either In the ground or in the viclnity of the ground. 

I will expect a high standard of turnout, good attitude 3Qwards 

mensbers of the public, and professionalism tha~ reflects credit no~ 

only on the police service in generel, but on Sou~ff~orkshire’Pollce 

in particular. 

I want tl~e public to be treated properly but theses 

dealing with firmly but fairly within the law . 

I canno~ stres~ too highly the word ’SaCety’. 

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who transgress 

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~..-.~. e’~nts t.~a/~ ;ar~ t.~k~.ng pX~ce on the field, ynu must reu, ain 

detacl~ed a,~d clear headed at all tio, eo to re~pond to eveJ~ts. 

! shall be in overall command of the opera~ion but have delegated 

certain areas o~ responsibility to particular Superlntendents who 

will have a nu~,ber of Senior Officers unde~ their command. 

The Control Room, which is in the far corner to my left and 11 

blue box attached to the South Stand, will be commanded by 

S~perlntenden~ Murray. 

Superintendent Greenwood will have command within the S~adlum and 

touch line Zevel. 

Superintendent Marshall will have responsib£1ity ~or the Liverpool 

Supporters On the north side o~ the ground, and SuPerintendent 

Chap,~an will h~ve responsibility or the Nottingham Fores~ Fans ~ho 

are approaching from the south s~de o~ the ground, 

All Inspectors who attended the briefing yesterday, these o f~’i.cers 

rill, at the end o~ this briefing, speak to their respective 

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Lr~zn Cr,arr~ Liv...,pool wtlich ~’ill ~rrive at Wadsley Bridge Station. 

1-.C.’P. tn~ fa1~ ~rrlvil,g at tl|at locatio~ can ~.all:. easily into the 

g,ound a:~d ~,it.huut tou ~uch ds~’ficulty. 4 trains 4"ro~T, Nottingham, 

wzll arrive at %l~e Sheffield Midland Station, between l~.30pm and 

I.P.Opz,, and buses are being provided to the ground. 

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the re~urn journey Cot the Nottingham Cans ~ravelllng by ~raln may be 

a little di¢¢erent, euse~ will be parked outside the ground in 

Penisto:~e Road North, facing towards City, and ~ans will be able to 

ge~ on these and eventually make their wa>" back to the City Centre. 

lh~ %rain tir.|es will be a(ljusted to en~ure that; Nottingham ~a,t~ do~,’t 

mis~ thei~ train, either by ira fie congestion or e×tra time, but 

they should not be allowed to dawdle along the route. I should 

mention at this point that whilst there is a rigid policy wi~h regard 

to Liverpool Can~ arriving by a special train into Wadsley Bridge 

Station. Abou~ 1,000 will no doubt arrive by service train and 

travel from the City Centre by bus. 

These Liverpool ~ans ~ho have arrived at the Midland Station ~nd :~ : . ...., 

travel by bus will be directed to Liverpool allocated transport 

department buse~ ~hat will be parked near Wadsley Bridge Station and 

~hey will be conveyed to Sheffield City Centre. 

Gentle~,en, the order covers most eventualities and I can’t In this 

itn, ited time cove,- everything, but there will be additional brleting$i’i :~ 

by your Supe,vi~ory O~icers and your Inspectors have had a copy of .~ 

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Nobody 9ets in wlthoul; a ticke?~. 

Nobo,~y ~:~ke?~ ~ drink or banners into the ~round and 11obody goes in 

who is drun~:. 

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the q_a%~£ wil! be open a% "-- n,zz- 

i must stress %ha% if sUOOcr%ers ,:o no~ have a %cket %hen whatever 

they say they. wi!l no% u~= a:io~ed into "~=~,,. ground. 

T....~round has a capac4%y c:: 5"--:~-CQ peo:,le. I% "~s ab all-%;cFe% 

match and aii t4c~’ets hav~ =~.r., ~-: -~ 

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To en~ure ~ha% suppo-.’.~r}, ~’r~m Nottin.,.-h-c.,~, - ~’~r~ez .~o no~~ flow 

~he back o~ the Sou~h~b-~an~" an~ rewards the -e.~,---~n.._zc- Lan~.~~-.~,~ ~- h~_v~ 

{reared a ~t~riie area a.!on,g the back ~f th Zha% ~Zand. 

Tickets are co!our-coded an~ c!e~rly i~n~i~ied ?~r %he section~ o? 

%he ground, and when asked ?or advice you sh~u!~ ÷:.:amine the ~ic~et 

and give in?ormation accordingly. Copies i9 the tickets are cn 

display on the informaZion board~. 

If teams are drawing at ?ull time today there will be extra time: and 

all our plans need to be adjusted accordingly. 

There is one di?~iculty with the two teams, and ~ha~ is with re~ard 

1o identification o? the ?ans by co!ours. Tho~e e~ you with ?oe~!all 

knowledge ~ill appreciate that both Liverpool and Nottingham play in 

red in normal league matches, and their supperter~ usually wear r~ 

and white. 

i-.’."-is our intention ~oday tha% this match will take place without --_ny 

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pub!i, disorder and ~e mus~ ensur~ the _a.’_ ~".e b!ic 

.groun~ o: in the vicini%y o~ Zhe ground. 

I wi!l e:.:pec% a high standard of turnout, good aZti~ude %o~ard~ 

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members of the public, and pro?essionalism that re.:iects credil not 

only on the _~,o’ice. ~er,:ic. ~ i- ,iin~:’a’, but .:n c,:_ii.i’~. Y-r.’--:-:nire .c..,li~ "’- 

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%’u!1%o capacity %ed-ay an~_ some o~ you tr, e,/. never have 

{ootball match~.£ hi- ". ~ n.=_-~ure. Our job. ,~ to ensure "-e ~ =~ ~.. 

spectators and you P..us% make sure you know %he escapes rou%~-, ,%= 

¯ problems areas,_ and the:. .you ~re- 9u!ly conversant wi~h yoa~r 

resmo6%ib~liti~.. . ¯ 

~ ~houl,--’_ a c-i~is. _ arise. There will 

;_~mos~:here within the ~roun~ but you must not he caugh% up ~ t,. ~_ or 

th@e events that are %eL’in@ place on ~he ~ield you mus- remain 

dot.ached and c!e--_r h_=ad£d at all times to respond to events. 

The Control. Room, which i=_ in the far corner to my I_~ "= ~ and is ~he 

blue box attached to the South Stand, will be commanded by 

,,~,= ri ntenden% Murray. 

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are a~proachin,:_ ?rom "’~ne ~C~uth o9 the ground. 

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at [he end o~" thiE bri_=~in,_~, s~.e-.’-¯ %0 their respective -on~_i-gen~s 

;.,.c =_. =e ~,~en, .-: ,--.a .’.-:." e::’.,ec~ and o:" the r. ar~i,:u_-.- :.:---.let.: .r. 

~,hel r area. 

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ma~t~r£. The-~. a:~_ t~-ms_ 09 d~De--~ve~ in %he e.e-:- and -’_---%e:%-_v~_ 

S u=,erin%end~.n% McKay is re~:’:on~_i~$e ?or crime matT.-;:-. 

In mere ~eneral %~rms and in re;sect o? %rains, ther~ is ~nl 7 one 

train From Liver~o:l whian ~ii! arrive "&% Wa~sley Erzlqe Stab!on at 

14.02. Four trains ~:om Nottingham will arrive a% %r~ She?gield 

Midland Station be%wean ~E.~-O and 1.~0pm. Buses ~. " "~-..=~,- ;~v!ded. 

%0 ~he ground. 

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The %rain times wil! be acju£tcd’" - %0 ensure %hat No%%izgh~_m :a-.^ ,,= don" 

% miss %heir %rain~. el%her by %re?Fie congas%ion or e~ra time. i 

mention a% this poln~ that whilst there is a rigid pc!dry ~%h regard 

to Liverpool ~ans arriving by a special %rain into Wadsley £ridge about 

10.oo. 

Gentlemen, the order covers most eventualities and i caz’~ in %hi~- 

limited time cover eve:th~-,o . _~’"’~ the. ~-~ ~vi!i be a,-_.,_.~%i-z.=_-. ..~-ie~ing~- 

~.. ~’~"- ~upe.-’~=.e.-v ’~’-’-’:,-’e. -.,me have ~ copy o? %he ope, a~ie erda. 

and at. o ~uliy conversant with what our ira%an%ions are %::-:y.

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On Friday the 14th April after the main briefin g to InsDectors and above held at 

Hillsborough I then briefed Inspectors and above \~he were to be under rr 5" command at 

the semi-final match. 

I told them that in particular from e_x.-Derience I could forsee two problems arising. 

One was the question of supporters frern the Leppinos Lane terrace being hauled up by 

fellow supporters into the ~-est Stand at half time thus creatin¢ over capacity in 

the ~est Stand. The second problem I related was based on e-x.’perience of the s~’ni- 

final match ber,\een the same te~_m.s last year in that it \:as qu’~te forseeable that 

there would be a large element of Liverpool supporters \:-he by ",~hatscever means \vould 

be purchas ~ ~. 

,n~ tickets for the Snion Koo. This probi_~n had been evident last year 

and that cordoning Police Officers had ccrne under threat tc, persona! safety. It was 

agreed with the Inspectors concerned that \~ would go to the Epion KOD after rm" 

briefin~ and examine the area and how it could best be Drot_=C!e~.. . and reserved for 

Liverpoo! supporters. 

I specifically spoke in clear ten~s about behaviour of Liverpool supporters based on 

rrB’ previous e.x~perience. I tolo Officers that in rex’ view ge.qeraily speaking if 

things were ~oino.. _ well for Liverpool SUODOrters.. crc~vd mana__,le..tr~’, ’, should be 

reasonably we!! achieved, however should, rhinos in any \-’av no" go wel! them then 

they had proved e_xtremely difficult to contain and moods \vo,uld easily change. I 

re!ate.d_an_inc_fdent, tO, them \’,hich..i .had. \’,’i tqes_sed uccurrin5 at a Sheffield Wednesda.v 

- -. ~,~,. .... =,~’cb. ~ur",,~,: the ~rlod of "he Coa! " -~"- ~ * t’~.; 

tlr:..~ a~ , rein’! tb.a~ the th~n ~:op v,’a~ n\-er caDac-’-:v with Sne.’.:iuld V~ednesoa.v 

supporters ant: ou! ol net:essi:’, sore,.., ::ere Iransfcrred tn ~ ~en t)n th,: Leppings Lane 

terracing (the Liverpool supporters occupying the r, es.’. End 0~ :ne £round including 

the terracing). A pen was le’l: empty between Liverpool supporters and those 

Sheffield ~\ednesda\, supporters ,~ , " 

,,,a. Rad been trans!erre~ ar£ a line of Officers was 

pu~ in the vacant pen bet~veen the supForters. On tr~ns~err~.n~ the Sheffield 

~\ednesda\- suppcrters the Liverpool supporters went wild att_..~.zting to scale the 

len:in~ ~n an at’C-mZ" t.’~ ee~ ~c, "’~,: ¢’-.~ffie!d ::edr.-,

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for some Officers to draw truncheons to contain the Liverpool supporters. 

I r~-ninded Officers of the need for ~xtr~ne care in searching supporters and to ben- 

in mind the dangers of weapons such as Stanley l, mives, knives or sharp bladed 

articles ~hich may be retained in a persons pocke~. Officers were also told of the 

dangers of weakening a police line by taking away supporters either under arrest or 

for the purpose of ejectfng then thus reducf’ng the police cover and thereffJ 

potentially putting their colleagues at greater risk to their personal safety. 

Above all i told the Officers that in ~" vie~ a successful oneration hino_e::i d’.’,-"c~:x 

on the aiermess of Constables and that i: the\- were to bc seen as nol being a;;a~.- 

to zntential nrob!en< then supwrters would readily take advantage o! the st[eat ~,~’~ 

On. conclusion of the briefing i then v.ent to the 5nion Kon \~’ith Inspectors to 

discuss specific plans in relation to the sesregation of Liverpool supporters tof 

whom,, it may be expected that there would ~ more than last year] from Nottin~h~:’., 

Forest supporters on uha ~. was an. area ~ith a capacity for containing 21.000 ~-~ople. 

i a!so reminded Officers that sm~e. Livernoo! supporters had climbed over the.. 

Leppin~s Lane perimeter fence at the end of last "c~a r~ semi f~nal _oame and tha" 

manpower had been arranged to: prevent a reDetftlon [] also discussed separate::, ~:f-~! 

Inspector Darling the no.,m,~al pian to /tmnel players and officials inlo ’die piaver’s 

tunnel at the end of the .camel. 

A: ;.e: tl,e ;:)a.~n bri(’~ ~r,o ..... on ";a~urda -° r.~erniu~ ; bersu~:al -’,"" b:-i,-_’!,:,d t~..,~,, flu,. -,.,1~ .:÷’,- ,’n:_ 

dut’..,- :lr- .:J-t~ 54JJor: Lr;]: ’" i..,’~.~ ~:! | ¯ 

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Chief Inspector Bea], Chief Inspector Creaser and Inspector Calvert. al] of ~hom 

have had extensive experience of policin~ the Hil]sborou~n s~adium, were not present 

at my briefing on Friday but on Saturday I discussed with th~’n the particular 

problems, as outiined previously, I had foreseen as would aflect their areas of 

responsibility. 

At the conclusion of my briefings I confirmed that everyone was f~miliar with their 

al]ocated duties. 

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.~!~L ~ I.,~.--E~-TC.--S .’--ll"~ F~E’f-:_’-~_D A .~JLL COPY OF TODAYS 

OPER.ATIC-Kn t. C.:,E:_ =, ~_’,---_, "-~LL S?~EF SKRIg_TS UNDER TP~.IR CCI~’-"!%ND 

~.5 TO T.~_~ -- CC-N.-I=--..~.Z ,..,: .r.: G?:UER ~_k’D T~----- SERI.~:S S?’£CIFIC 

DUTIES. I Wi.’.r CC..~--i:~_ _’II:{IS BF,.~_:-ING TO kH.AT I CCkNSIDER 

T~ I’~ORT.:-\q2 P3-h,_’i’S.

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FZSSA~ WILL BE PASS~:- 

" 57 M~--~!XZ&S iS ND LC’.’¢~--~-R .:~J:.~ AT PSL:-~ CCN~L" 

This will be yo’~ sic~..~! to star.d down and ~--es~.-ne vc~ normal 

duties. 

TR~’v-£LL i NG F~NS 

FROM. LI~-ERPOOL :- 

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BRIEFING 

Semi-Final 

Intro self 

We have Sector 2 - 

All activities o/s ground in respect of Liverpool spectators. 

Two Sectors - 2A, 213 

2A Ch/Insp Waring 

Serials 22 - 33 

44 

46 

47 

48 

2B Ch/InspPurdy 


exc]~jing 44, 46, 47, 48 

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SECgDR 2A 

Sub-Sector i0 

Insp Humi~r ies 

Sub-Sector ii 

Insp Sel wood 

Sub-Sector 12 

InspMiilett 

¯ SECIDR 2B 

Sub-Sector 14 

Insp E]lis 

Sub-Sector 15 

Insp Brennan 

Sub-Sector ]6 

Insp Brocxinead 

"C/Insp Waring 

C/Insp Purdy 




Serials 34/35 




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COACH REC~ION SFARCHSQUADS 

Sub-Sector 17 

Insp Wardle Serial 44 

Sub-Sector 18 

InspMorton 

MOBILE UNITS 

Sub-Sector 19 

Serial 45 

InspWalker Serials 46 - 48 

Sub-Sector 20 

Insp Robinson Serials 49 - 51 

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THIS IS ~IAT EACH SI~JAL WILL DO: 

Humkd~ries, Selwood, Millet, Wardle, Morton 

Serial 

22 PS Ilodgitts 

23 PS Lc~s 

24 PS Dolan 

25 PS Perry 

26 PS Cropley 

27 PSI 

28 PSWilson 

29 

30" 

31 

32 

33 

44 

46 

47 

48 

PS Reynolds 

PS Ashton 

PS Pearson " 

PS Atkin 

PS Hughes 

PS Hunt 

PS Hill 

PS Miller 

F2 

F2 

F2 

F2 

Public Order, Middlcwood Rd 

t! It tt t! 

I! I! I! I! 

+ Hillsborough Precinct 

Parkside Rd - Catchbar Lane 

Pen%stone Road/Leppings Lane 

Barriers, Urinators, Freebies 

Penistone Road/Leppings Tane 

Barriers 

Public Order Leppings Lane 

" " Leppings Lane Roundabout 

tt II t! U t! 

Pub Order - Penistone Rd N 

" " Pcn.istone Rd N 

Coach Rece[.~ion/Searching 

A616 O/Bridg to G 

Phase 1 

Phase 3 - Leppings Lane Island 

Tango I Stoc~sbr~ dge 

Tango 2 O/bridge 

Tango 3 Wadsley/Midd] ewood 

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Insps Townend, E]1¯~s, Brennan, Broc~ad, Robinson 

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34 PS Sherratt 

35 PS Lindop 

36 PS France 

37 PSI 

38 PS Tissington 

39 PS Doyle 

40 PS Cloke 

41 PSI 

42 PS Keenan 

43 PSI 

45 PS Murray 

49 PS Shaw 

50 PS Hallbrook 

51 PS Cressey 

Coach Rec. Claywheels 

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Phase 3 Iepping S Lane Island 

Train Recp. Wadsley 

" " " Rema£n at Station 

Min~-bt~ rec. Wardsend Road North 

Phase 3 Assist Serial 20 on pitch 

Coach Rec - Fix Rd 

II N II l! 

Phase 3 Leppings Lane 

Pub] ic Order Hali£ax Road 

l! II II #! 

Coach Rec - Tankersley 

Tango 4 Foxhi]l 

Tango 5 Parson X 

Tango 6 Grenoside 

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Segregation 

Liverpool in N/Stand & W/Stand 

Turnstile.s on Leppings Lane. 

Colour C(xles Liver£xx)l 

Forest 

Brown - North Stand 

Red - West Stand 

Purple - Lepgings Tane 

Terrace 

A!so overprinted 

"Liverpool Area" 

Orange 

Blue 

Green 

3 R~ases .i 

- Kop 

- S/Stand 

- S/Stand (uncovered) 

2 

3 

i0 am- 3 pm 

3 pro- 4.30 pm 

4.30 pm - Stand down 

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Get lads out mjntmu~ of delay. 

Sgts to brief their r~s1~ctive serials as per order. 

Cr~ne matters to gym. 

Crime prisoners 

Liverpool - Trains. Times n.y.k. Each 550 

3 specials into Wads~ey Bridge. 

FarLs walk to ground under Police supervision. 

Service trains also into Midland Station. Pick up SYPTE. 

Buses under escort to ieppings Lane. Via Mi4dlewooa Road. 

Searched pL’ior to entry. 

Don’t go on B/Rail Prop unless invited. 

Coaches - Two areas - Claywhecls Lane - fill up first. 

Ha] i £ax R~%d Don’ t allow anyone to get off until 

(a) They have becn spoken to - searched - check tickets 

(b) So they’ll know where to get back on their bus. 

Drunks can go back! Individuals arrested. 

Look out for the sticker which will show coach has been soarched. 

(7)

Transit Van 

Parking area - wardsend Rd 

If poss seard~ing, spoken to 

No unloading elsewhere 

Check tickets. If drunk or no tickets detain. Inform ground control for 

esco1"L out of force area. 

Privatc Cars - Parson ¢ross/Foxh£11 EsLates 

Wiscwood/~rcliffe R~ areas 

After C~e - Coaches and transits 

Don’t move until grolDd control say so. 

S.Y.T. buses for LiverlXx)l - These will be parked in Penistone Road North 

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from Wardsend Rd North to Leppings ~Lane Rour~about facing 

city. Outside Bceley Woods Special School.

PROP ,~ ~ i S EARO~ I Ik~ I GROOND n~m>S 

No banner Ix)les 

No big flags 

NO big inflatables 

No cameras 

If prop seized - give collar no to person 

Tell the person to claim prop from Police prop post. Rear of West-Stand. 

SPORTING EVENTS - DRINK 

Draw attention to Appendix ’0’ which relates to main provisions. 

GENERAL POINTS 

High vis presence 

Deploy troops in ~airs 

Be on the ground 

Probl e~5 with 

Indiscr~ minate r~%rking 

Thefts fran cars 

Pick pockets 

Impress that officers mus__[t deal with Jobs. 

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Account for your serials 

Prisoners 

Pal~rwork 

Firm but fair 

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5eat|nO for hriefxng as 

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Al~I~ilx ’I" ) 

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I% 2305 Izs,t~s ’At’ 

I) I~ 1698 Fk~tin 

31 I~: 2062 Taylor 

41 I% 21511 Cra,= 

5) I%" 1889 llrttut 

6) I~_" 2993 Ik*9,:.t 

"1) I~." 469 ~l~w 

8) I~." 1758 Wi.lie!d 

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.%tmtl=,j f(~r brief i#, 9 ~s 

per i=|aJt nttadv.d (~(~ 

Al~-~t*x ’T’ ) 

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I%1|1.1C (1~12]1 - HIIX)IJUJ,4.XI)’ I(]AI) "’’ 

Ilsn+w, 1 (Ik,folw: .ntctl) 

)U’I ~t.~)IX ’C’ 

IJmpc~ct or Ilorl~ trles 

Wttdsl(’y I.’,m "to CIX)fttw, A,~-IuP to nt:intni,i older e,~ 

plt3Oveltt ~liy clash O{ SUll~rtet’.+.. D, lt~:t SOl)l~n-ters 

to sitk, str~’~t ixlrking ~J~ m3inta~n,r.~urity of 

t~)si.ess pr~Lmtises, p3yln 9 Sl~clnl a’te;ntJor| to 

local public 1rouses ~d s:~’. ...... : " 

I1w~se 2 (tX=rJ~wj.__m~td,__~) 

itefr~sllm.,ts at Traffic Ik’pt.. Chq.v~.z’els L~=e 

o,K:e autl~ri~ed by m3tch cza~t~x~l. ’i 

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I1m.’~,e 3 (After m3td,)’ :- ¯ 

(111 {Xllll~.lW.t’lll.~llt Of I~lvtSe 3. th£s -~e."ia| will rt_.stm~0 

patrol h~ location as etxn,e. PoyJJ~? l~rticulnr 

attentJo, to shops ~nd su;~znnrkets and prevent 

a.y clash of supporters. 

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llmm 1 (Ik:f()~u mid,) 

PC’s will lu~trol i,, i~3irs in Ididcllt.~.P_~l Itc~3d frc~, 

Wddsley I=’111. to HilttO 1{1~3."1 to nnin:ain order ai~l 

prevent ally clash of 5Ul~qX3.’-tt2r.~-.. D’I~L~3t sul)ix3rter5 

to side str~’et i~rkJ.g a,~! m’,i,,tain security of 

bu~i,ess i,t~,dses, l~yi-g special a’.tentiol, to 

local i~bllc Ix~0ses a,xl ~l=q~s. 

I1~+_+.e 2 ~lXirjl~J mttd~) 

itefresl=mnts at C]ay~,els l.nl~o, at=’e authorised by 

nt3t ch co¢tt ru1. 

i%~,e 3 IMter re+tall) : 

(.~l ~ili(+l~(+i=,iit O{ l’luL~e 3. this :m.rial wLI] x~s~J~- 

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7) I’C 103"/ IL":~,:-;~:’-~,,: 

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4 ) I~ 2705 K-_--- 

6) PC 3011 C~’---’-~. 

7) PC 1760 5n.-~+-J:~. 

O) I’C 552 It-~.-~-~.,~ 

~.eating for Iz-’--’-fL~,g ns per 

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PS 2640 Ik~+.~-" ’/J’ 

I) PC 2800 S~*m 

2) I~ 2225 I~.~.~, 

3) f~ 3236 &.’~----’. 

4) I% 2909 Wuli 

5) I~ 1351 ~-=-.~:= 

6) I~ 2537 G=:~.:,’* 

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l) I~ 2(154 Wilkes 

2) I~ 2?52 3~’itt 

3) 12 2584 l~{sk 

41 I’C 1432 Wrighl 

5) I’C 2526 Ayt~s 

6) I%" 2042 Dtur¥ 

7) 1%" 590 Sltlt~bHls 

81 1~-" 2711 I’atti~t~l 

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ilia, attat-t~+tl |St+e /~[p.Idlx 

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lllllllb Ill I’Imse ~, 

!Ill 51~C’IUII II 

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(’~trld~.’+l l~¢w l(l o~llll~dll.tlllh’l e~lvl lilt’re’Ill Oll~ (:IoP.h 

td rival ntqSm*~te+l-. I~yill~l’.~.l’ee all(~-*-’

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]1 I%" 1417 h-lt~ml~ 

;I I%" 2967 Ih=s! 

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’’ I~: 2804 l~:Iml~.-e 

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9-alia 9 to, hriefir, g as i~r 

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lhl~ seri~l viii I.: h¢~t~l n! tk" "h;.=laY~::’ nt tlv. 

Jolrt im~ el h.lqtilI(j~ l=mr~’ll’e’~rlst(=~*; "llmd l*~.-thllk.rriP5 

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PtHO:m=~ly 110 l)l,l .QIIII ~ess Ill Ik~rrJe-~ I~ or llml 

Fsrl el l’t,,dslom, II~=A(I le~li-~l to tl=" Sl)lOr. ):op. lh’)" 

will ¯,so e,lsme t|t0I ,lot 

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td,r,~e whlcles will l~’lmiked’ln Ilen’~eS’k3 

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Itr;Jsto~ rlo~(l ’ dO’l~ot ~i~I ~ I 

~ccess .to ilx’i~L"gs Lm~e 

or Pr.rdsIooo lloyd KFII,. ’ ’ " ..... 

y~J t.’L[l be taken to’Cl~y~k’els IL.e" {dr nell; " " 

11~.e ] |Altor mild,) 

l~c~lon ns in Ply, so I to’ensure tti.~(sdf,Tc:lers’leavi,,g 

th0 g=ou~l do not cane £nto conlaCf.’ ’ " 

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lhls rzri¯I will lave similar r~spo=isibilit±e:s as 

o~tl.ll~d i:I tbo serini ~tx~ve’ irl ~elation t: segfeqatio,~ 

el sJ;l~rlers before tl~ nPlch bul will a~ l=~ve 

l~siY.nsit)ility for e:tsuri.g II~I II~ trail’-- isla,;I 

as:it,,is clear of traffic to alIo~’ omlvoys cf l.iveqooI 

stq’g)rters oracles 1;o. l~our~] it to (’jaln nO"e~-s to tbelr 

desi~rtntod unh~dlrlq/l~rkih9 places:.’:. Ur,|~- c dinL~Ct~J 

to 1~151i.9 ~. hm~. 

aoir. the S.YL l~ilice ~oa11 i,~"t,~l~,l,’lg;’ I:n’~-- ,~,~r Io 

Cald=.h,~r L4.e ~or standby duties tmtil ha’-.~-ti~e 

~he:. ym will be taken tO Clay~41eels l~,le for n~al. 

Ihv.~ 3 (Afh;r n,ttdl) 

At II~: P,~| of It=" re’Itch ll.’y will l,,~.’vt’.l P.-I tr,~lfic 

trc.~ellir, 9 h,to Iq~l,ings lar~. md I.l~lt I~1. ~1 O[ l’e,dsto,~" 

l~.m.’ lenin 9 fn., tlm g=~u~r~l u,Ilil diffrcle- ~ to a|)o~." 

tre.’fic to flow ng~i,1 by co, ltrol. 

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7) I~ 196{I "l’~,r~ 

8) I~ 3007 ~:e,u~,~ 

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3) I~ 1858 Cri[fi=, 

3) I~ 3303 l~aa~k 

4) l~ 3923 l~_,,Io,, 

5) I~ 3689 lacey 

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(X~f3l ItlI~ITIOI - CIAYldtlI"11.~ e 12~i: 

I1,’x~. 1 (lk:f(.~ mntdd 

"lhL~ serial will sui~n, lse Lhe u.~JcmdLn= c.’ 

LivE.’ToOl ooacbes in la~’~heels l~s~. P2’s 

vii: ensure t.hat sul3~orters leavin 9 tim 

oc~’~’ws do ~ot Ir.~ssess items prd-ibited t-’: t.}~. 

9ro--"x} rules’lbanners, etc, t,~apo.’~, miss’.Je., 

or eJcx~ml). Once Clay~,~-els Lan0 is f~"’,. 

th.Ls Serial will.be re-located and assL~:, 

.~-cgals 39 8rid 40 in Ilalifax Road. 

ils-.se 2 (~.uinq retch) 

r~e-ereslm~nts at Clay~lk=els lame, Traffic" ~:pt. 

At half t/me will tx~ picked up tr:" South 

Yo:?~hire I~ollce cx~ach and taken to Le[5:--:gs 

La.-~ near to Catdd~ar Lane for s;andb)" d---~e_~. 

Phase 3 (Mter mtdt) 

Strr,-...,’x, lse loading of supporters cnto’co~_~es. 

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1~3 2936 l.iJd~p "A]’ 

1) I~ 2527 t~e~y 

2) I~ 106 (bss 

3) PC 1130 Oi,=’~ 

4) I~ 130 I’e~rKb~ 

5~ PC 1320 ICilson 

6) I~’ 1923 Stem~_forth 

"7) PC 2848 IbbL’~son 

8) PC ~96 Hair 

Seating for briefing as per F~n 

ottacl~ (See ~,,;~,~erdi.x ’T’) 

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CO/N[~I IUL3-]TI(]tl - ~"IAY’NtU3I"~o I,A/,I: 

IqW’L’,,e 1 (ft~f(x(v ~stdd 

’llds serial will su|~:rvls~ --’w ~:=h=sd=.~) of 

Liverlx~Ol ooacbes in ClaF,.-,.,-:l: L~=,.. IV=,., 

hill ensure Utat tUllortert lee"m,j tl,. 

cx~cbes do not lossess it~’~- p.’~r;~b~tr~1%’ tl, 

ground ruJes (b~n~,rs, t.W:;-ZrL% c.=ssilr5 at 

alcd~ol). C~z:e Cla)~-heel5 L,~.’>e ~S f.ll. this 

Serial will be re-lo~ated L’d assist .’.:=idls 

39 and 40 in Italifax Ik~* ~-. 

H~se 2 (Durin~j matd,) 

Refreshnents at Clay~g-el! ~’~rv:-. At k~lf tt,t. 

will be picked up by tJ,e F~n.~h s. orkhh, tr 

Police coach and taken tc ~;t:,i:?s t,~,~. ~,,. 

to Catchhar Lane for sta:~.---., d_-.=es. 

Phase 3 (After Jmtdt) 

At the c~nmer~ement of P~. -.L.~: 3, Utis Serial 

will take up a I~sition at ~l~-’~gs l,m,e 

roundabout and assist Ser,_’~’s J: ard 31 in 

rmintainin 9 segre=ki.~] at 

the varlou~ premises ix~It~’~ 9 O~ bre~.-:zy as~ 

baker,/ which will be q~e~. a~ t~i.s d.~y.

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4) I~" 118: "..--~.,k 

6) IX: |42~ :.e-..~,h.torth 

71 I~." 291{ :s,’~mc~’k 

el IX: lltl .1~ 

54tin9 {c: :=ieflu 9 

as ler pl~" .’~taCl,L’d 

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1"5 2407 :’=’,’Jbles 

1 ) l~." 45! C:or;,~r 

2) PC 296 L. :LJn.") 

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4) 1’(2 3291 r-_---1ofleld 

5) IV 254; i,~,~don 

6) PC 29~ ---L-’v~.tt 

7) 1~2 2(,0 ~:~,-~mna~ 

8) I’L" 211 L~--c-ktey 

Seatin9 fc: :Jc’iefln 9 as 

i~r plnn e::~L--J~’~l (See 

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I1~: J (ll,:’lole leelld=~ : ’ :.":" " " 

~Is serial ~.’iLl t..ork J~’~o,~j~a~’ilon’~’ith t~u,t~i 

Officers to lu;~ei’vlse Llverlx:xJl "~l’~ort~rs lea\’inq 

tim trains at K.sdslbY 5ta’t’lo~,.’ "TI~y ’~’il’l :m-~r~h.’d] 

tim &upporters ~.-gJ Onl~ nlIo~ tli~m to leave k~.n aE 

have left tl~ station p.r~mises. ~ere Eessary, 

se.arCl=os trill be ’c.at-tied ~t td’dnsu.’~ tl~t items 

prohibited by Lhe"grouh d rules "l. e tNan*mrs, missllm-’ . 

~po~is or alc~t=~l~ .are Hot la their possession). 

I? .~,e 2 (l~riw 3 ,r=stc~q 

Rofresl~rents a: ~l,,~y~,Aw,els: l~i~;’ :" i 

/It fall-thin t’.ll be pj’ckod up by tl,e Police coach 

ar=l taken to l=’;~)ings l~m imar to C..~tchl~r L~,e 

for ital~R)y du’ies. 

f1~e 3 (After maids) 

! .. .:1 ~ : ~.., ¯ :" -" ¯ ¯ 

Ilesume locatlcs-, at:.Nads~e~ Statioil to ~nsure orde~ 

is maintained ~ ¢/~eu~s [o~-m in a pro~er manner. 

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I’LIIIIJC (}lll]::ll Mi~ff;IJL~ ,~’TA’J’JOtV~IUtI’N ~CI~IFJO,,~. 

Ph,~c i (Ik:fcu’~ match) 1"’. "." ~:i?. 

This ~erial ~._}1 t~ork in conju,=ction with He,rated 

Officers to sLg~.rvise Llverlx~ol supfx)rters leavln~ 

tl~ trains at h.~lsley Sin.lion. 11~y ~’/11 ,P.’~r~hall 

tim SUlqX)rter~ ~.’id 0,ly’;~}lo~ tlwm to leave ~t~n 

all Iwve left ’O~o’ stnti:0n:prend.s#.s." h~,or~ r~e

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~llnl 44 

Sealing [or b~__’~iJn 9 as 

J~r plan atto

!~r lal 41,, 

~alilil’J loT hr:ef’_-i 0 as i~r 

pla|i at tacJL’d I f~ All~ildix 

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£~r-ia I 4"1 

I~ 681 Ilill ’1--2’ 

1 ) I~ 581 ll~vte 

7) I~: 7378 i~hz:e.~ 

3) I~." 844 I~es 

4 ) I~ 300 l~ys 

~) I~ 76211 I.I.L.-T’a 

f.cntb, 9 fur llri--.6i’i~j as I~r 

plan attacl~4 1~ Apl~lidl.ll 

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~rial 40 

111~ 13010~rry 

11 I¢ 320 lll~l’l~-.~i~." 

311~ 3110 Sta77 

4} I~ 3144 ll~JL~..~..~q-lY.~ll 

5) I~ 093 I~ 

5eatin 9 for brie.eL’I9 as l~r 

pli~n attacllxl (See ~f~Mix 

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In~li~ct or 1.1 tlkz~:t ’Olwl ’ 

HIlII.,I: I’AlllJl, - CAIJ, ~_,,ll’ll "TtJi.ll (iN-" 

|Ivt~a- ] |li~lllli~ mildl} 

~l~ili lerlal will f~strol tl~ Stock-~:.~-.d

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{A} It is ~.’. o_’fence to possess alcohol’ ~n enterL’~ or atteJl~Ring to 

ertter a foott~ll ground. , . , 

(u} It Is a+’: offe.ce to enter or atte~*~t to enter a -+ootL~Ll grotJnd sd~n 

in posse_st!on of bottles, ca.s. etc. {or l~rt o. + : which are c~l~ble 

of causL’~; injury. ~tls includes drinking 912L~S~-S but not themes 

flasks. 

(C} A ConstaS~e n~y SeZL~h any person he susl~ts 

the gr~r~ ~’tth articles n~.,.tlo.ed. . 

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is att~pting to enter 

]. olltL-r Iii (](lJPl} 

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It is m+ off~’g~e to enter, ett’e~++t to eDtcr or be’in + ’foott~ll gro~u~| 

4. ".;AU" o1" AI~]II]I. IN QI~li) 

(A} Ah~+lwlic drl:tk ntsy only be sold in those i~:ts of tl~ tjrtn.~) 

desl~tc. ~ ~:Ich will tie out of view of tl~ pitd:. 

~l~hol .oy 

~,~t be t~-~-~n out of the designated ~rP_~s. 

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{It) A C~,=st+~-~ in uniform Inky cause a t~r in a foo’.b.-ill 9r~u~v3 to 

close if he t~elieves the co~tlnued sale of aloof=01 is detrl~=+:.tel 

to ~tJ~=| ,:.-xt~:r or Ixd~llc ~afety. ¯ ’.’ 

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It Is a- offe_~e to possess fireworks, sn~Jke ty~d~s, e*c. ~l~.n in or 

enteriJtgllezr.".-’+] a foott~ll ground. 

l;i ~ldition tc tl~ Ix>~-rs of search, a Constable "n~)" al-r~stlany" Ix;rson 

~J.r_ittJng or t.~=o h~s o~nnitted ~ offence tuv3er tim ).~t 

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Urwuthorised por~oos a:e not pen,dried to eater 

upon tl~e field of ply)’. 

~=y clinbing of floodlight pylc~s, star,Is cu~d 

atilt buildings in the grc~ug} is forbidden. 

"~1~ cc-:s$*it~tion of intoxicati,9 lir/~JIs is 

penn~tte~, only in eu’J=~rised pl~ces u~1 if, 

ac-~orilax~e with the S;x~rting Events (Co~,trol o! 

AJoc~ol} /v:.t 1985. 

Fire~ork.s. ~c~ke canis’ers, bottles, glasses. 

c.~ns, fl~gs.’t~,~u~rs. ~oles anti otl~r I~imil~; 

articles or cx~ntab~e:’s including anythi~g 

h~iich c"~d or ndght be used as a ~--al~on. ~re 

not permitted within L~e ground, ar, d m~y I’.’x-s,*Jr~ 

in possesslo,t of ~u~ +. e.n article or container 

r~y be r~f~se~ entry ~ ejeCtc~J fr~Jn tl~ gt~u~t+. 

U~der rio circ~r~tar~s is it ~rmitt/-’- any 

~je~ct ooto tl,e pltd’.. 

A~y perk-on ~o fails tc co~t). ~’ith Lnstr~:tioos 

f:om a stewctrd n~y. be ejected from the gto~u~d. 

Any F~.rSOItS s.~O rl~n~’-’r.a in a c~ut~y nw~y t-~ e)cct~’d frith. 

the gT~u ~. 

~.~ Club reserves the right to refuse a

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I~tn|~to~e ibed ;IJrth turlistiles 

~le¥ Bridge. I~il~y Stat io=.. 

}l~lifax ~" 

llerfles Ik~d* "’ 

" At l’Imse 3, two n~lbers of tl~ ~xLnte~J ~ectio~l will 

be ~I)1O)’I~I ~un llILlsbor{~gh Park. ~lme t~n~in|ng two 

will ts~ up 8 position 8t L~pi)ll~gs I~.’~ traffic is1~d. 

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F. A CUI’ ~I3F{I FINAL 

S PD~It’l~l TI CXL’T 

.-, !THE F’O OTB/~I~.L: ;~SSOCIATION 

,:zf, "I " !:t.:,,t.¢ ;~’. 

¯ ,"~, . ¯ ..~,1, .... -’-’, ".,e~, " "" CHALLENGE ..:~. . . CUP SEMI-FINAL’I" 

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,ow : - : ~ : ’. t ’ ~.::~..:.,:.,,~..;..;~. ’-.::, ",. ¯ ~ t’~ ; :.’L:. ;." NOTTINGHAMFOR’E" :’ ’, ." "" : ,,,. v : : ." ....,~ i!’~ ~ T;i:~i.~ ;. : :’~; 

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"’-’~’", ..... t’~" ,-~-:,"(’~:.t. ~ow..’~.’.~";: 

(~I:~JZI/R {}I~G - I.IVEI~OOI" 

IJE)~4 _ NDIEII 

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WEST MIDLANDS POUCE 

From: Chief Superintendent PEMBERTON 

To: Mr JONES 

SUBJECT: COMMUNICATIONS 

Reference: KMP / EA~ 

Station: 

Date: 17 May 1989 

I refer to your request in which you want a brief report for the attention 

of Andrew Collins QC, with regard to "radio logs’. There were two methods 

of logs used by the South Yorkshire force on Saturday 15 April 1989. 

Appendix "A" refers to an extended incident log which was created 

throughout the whole force commander control system. This connects any 

station with a commander control availability to make an entry on the 

extended incident log which related to the semi final policing. The 

incident log was created by Superintendent MURRAY under the following 

terms of reference. 

Semi final - Liverpool versus Notts Forest, 

This incident created a recording of all information/incidents relating to 

the above fixture. Groups to note its existance and use are required. 

There is an entry timed at 0828 from Superintendent MURRAY indicating that 

this message is to be left open as instructed and all messages to do with 

the semi final to be entered on this message. The document then is a 

printout of the computerised entries made on the force commander control. 

I draw to your attention to one entry dated 1444. This is an entry 

inserted at that time from F1 Hamilton Road Police Station by Pc BARNES. 

(A statement from this officer is being obtained). The message recorded 

states "From Superintendent MARSHALL FI, request contact ground to tanoy a 

request for people not to push at Leppings Lane entrance" Passed to 

Police Sergeant GODARD, ground control. It is believed that difficulties 

in radio communication on the ground control led to Superintendent 

MARSHALL changing his radio channel to contact his local police station 

for they in turn to contact the ground control by telephone means. 

S.O.~ 

Appendix "B" refers to a second log. This is a ground control log created 

again by Superintendent MURRAY and referred to in his statement. As the 

ground control commander he identified a weakness through a post match 

briefing through the lack of a log during the 1988 semi final. It was his 

intention for this year to create a log which he did and which starts 0800 

control operative PS 616 and PC 1035. The log then relates to various 

incidents throughout the morning and concludes at 1421 hours. It is 

believed that there is only one tape recording of any radio messages and 

that related to the force control room and this is being transcribed at 

this moment but is believed not to possess too much important evidence. 

Neither the local sub divisional radio nor the ground control radio were 

tape recorded and there are no sound recordings of the messages in that 

box. 

Actions are well advanced to obtain statements from the persons involved 

in the ground control and should be on hand by Friday at the latest. 

CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT

d 

15/~4/89 17:56 FIA F12~ 

SEMI FINAL 

EXTENDED INCIDEN’! 02 (STARTED 15/~4/89) 

1041tHAI17& 

REC SY: 

PHONE: 

0 SERIAL: 491 IDENl:F11164 1449 11/~4/89 

m~.CATION:SWFC GROUND/HAMMER]ON POL,SHEFFIELD 

¯ I’ 97 RAS REF:FI00/00/00 

: SUPT MURRAY 

PAGE 1 OF 

SUB DIV:F1 

DETAIl.." SEMI FINAl._ LTVERPOOL V NOTTS FOREST 

THIS INCIDENT CP.~]ArED F(;)R RECORDZNG OF ALL INFO/SNCIDENTS RELATING TO 

THE AP.OVE F!X~URE. G~OUPS TO NOIE ITS EXIS’fENCE AND USE AS REQUIRED. 

ADD COMM~N’i’S: 

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15/04/89 17:56 VIA F1230 

SEMI FINAL 

1~41:HA1176 

0~40 F1341 OX 

06.3:! FICONS D~:!~00:1.3 

1402 ~133~1A~ 

1~4 F13~1MA:NOTEI) B G~(~UP. 

la]6 FI33AI RC:~7:126 

~i6. F13341 I ’’’~C,H-O 11 2/ 

0827 F1230 

08".~ FI?30 

08;~’; F1230 

082%" F1230 

@ 

ADD CoMMffNTS: 

EXTENDED INCIDENT 02 (STARTED 15/04/89) 

INCIDENT LOG 

12/04/~ 

13/04/89 

PAGE 

15/04/89 

OP 

MA:FROM SUP’; MURRAY "tHiS MESSAGE "IU ~E LEFI OPEN AS 

MA:IN~TRUCTED AND ~[.L MffSSSAGES FO DO WIFH SEMI-FINAL "FO BE 

MA:EN’IER~D ON "INI.S MES~A(~ 

2 OF

15/04/89 17:56 FIA F1230 

SEMI FINAL EX’TENUED INCIDENT 0~ (STAR’IED 15104/89) PAGE 3 OF 

10~1 :HAl 176 

0923 Fl1322 MA:IHE P.ELOW MENTIONED VEHICLE WILL BE PARKED IN THE REAR 

1a.925 Fl1322 MA:YARDIBLUE ROVER REG NO[ ] I~ELONGS TO NOTTS POI_ICE 

.7:5 F11322 MA:WILL BE ]’HERE UN’IIL J’HE END OF THE MAICH. 

HAl 176 RC: .~?:114 

HAl 1"76 I]’:2-SEM! FI~dAL 

1~44"HAl176 DELAYED ENIR]ES: FROM i)2 IR 267-]EMP T/LIGHTS UPWELL ST CAUSING 

;.5/1~a/89 PROP, LEMS P..EAF CONTAC] ING ENGINEERS 

POINT COL’ERED t..ArER BY PC 7~6 EMMERSON (INFORMED) 

I045:HAI176 MA31 SLIGHF SPILLAGE OF DIESEL ON CATCLIFFE ISLAND, FOR INFO 

;.5/0#./89 OF ALL M/CYCLES. HIGHWAYS INFORMED 

]~a6:HA1176 HC~I NOW iN POSITION AND r() BE USED AS CID CONTROL HILLFOOT 

15/~]4/89 BRIDGE 

I123:HA’2470 FROM MC’ZI- l’W(.) COACHES ~ PURPLE COl..OUR FROM WARRINGTON~LIVERPOOL 

l_h/04/8c~ "rRAVEL.L ] NG A5 ;" Fe(.)M AS’f’()N. 

GRUUND CON] w(it. INbt)NMEI}. 

AOD COMMENTS:

.°~ .- 

L5/04/89 17:57 FIA F1230 

BEMI FINAL 

EXTENDED 1NCIDENT 02 (SIARTED 15/04/89) PAGE 4 OF 

1041 :HA1176 

I126:HA2544 CALL RECEIVED THAT ON STOCKSBRIDGE BY PASS INTO CITY THE LAY BY 

15/{34/89 NEAP, TO PENISTONE I’URNOFF THERE ARE ABOUT 6 YOUTHS PLAYING 

~ FOOT}~.ALL IN I HE LAYBY ANI) ONTO THE DUAL C/WAY 

~1~’~HA2~70 WP.,’21 WBll CH~t;KING ON A~,(.’|VE .Y(ILII’HS 

I 

113~’.,:H4247~.~ I~FS1 REQ 2 EXTRA (.:;-I:ICEkS "!0 WORK POINTS SHEAF ST. 

]5/~-14/89 DUE 10 BUSSE~ i-~Ah,~KhD {-)LIt..~iOE MJDLAND STAr.{ON 

Cl;f’f ] NG SHEAF S t" I (’| (INE LANE. 

B/SIDE LANE C~.~|Nf~(--’l’h[~ fWO OFFICERS A’fT~_NDiNG 

1130:HA’2~+’?~- ~ WFSI R~-_’Q RAI~i(’.) C(.)VE~’AGE k~-. At’L)VE 

15/e4/89 

1!36:HA247Q) WDL-"2 - RO’/~I_ H()’!EL ~,RAUFLELO ~D APPR(.)X 5~9 YOU’IHS 

15/~.}4/89 DRINKING oursJL.’.,E |HE PUP,. 

GROUND C()N! ~()L [ NFL)RME i) 

1}~.~:~4ADEAN R.AL~!O S~4.E~F{FI_O IN~ORMEO ~.E SH~--AF 5r. 

15/04/89 

ADD COMMENrs: 

4

15/04/89 17:57 FIA F1230 

SEMI FINAL 

1041 :HA1176 

EXTENDED INCtDEN’I {~2 (STARTED 15/04/89) PAGE 5 OF 

I139-HABIRC (.)BS REQ FR(.;M F2 FUR WHI|E IRAN.5"f’f VANk I CONTAINING 20 

1’~/r3A/89 YOUTHS rHROWIN(S gE’E~. CANS UUI ¢~F VAN APPEAR ro ~.~ DRUNK 

SEEN EWE LN "I~AVELI_IN(~ ]OWARt)~; F/BALL BROUND. 

1~., : HA’,"4"/f3 

.)/~d~F/89 

ABOVE I.)EI’AILS C]h.’C. 

lI~.,:_~.:HA’~’.5~4 DY~I ON DUlY [N~P,5(~’|,+ll. PUBLIC ORDER DUTY 

I I~-’HA>"~’:k~ Mc’2i SIANOING !RAI-I:{C At ]IN.C.;L_FY I,~EQ MATRIX SETTING AT 30MPH 

I~:~,~/,/~ o. N/B AT 3.~: 5V)MPH N/I~, AI 9 

CATCLIFFE ALl_ CLEAR, HOWEVER PARK SQUARE ISLAND GETTING FULL 

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Description 

"180489 

Other Document Number D "I 9 

GROUND CONTROL LOG - F A CUP SEMI FINAL 150489 

15.4.89 F.A. CUP SEMI - FINAL 

NOTTINGHAM FORSET V LIVERPOOL 

0800: 

0959: 

Control Operative 

Briefing commences 

1018: End Briefings 

PS 616 PC 1035 

Ch SuF, t 

1040: Supt Chapman - Notts Forest o/s 5 arches waiting for it to oF, e 

C/I Price informed 

1042: CII Price - Assistance will be required from specials at 

Traffic Point Herries Rd S/Penistone Road 

2 SF, ecial Constables supplied. 

1053: 13 - 14 to go to gate "W" for briefing 

1055: InsF, Sewell. One officer to be at Betting Booths North Stand, 

"1 "1 15 : 

South Stand at 3pm to accompany cash.

i 

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¯ I 145 

1215 Horse & Jockey - Freemason - Drinking Supporters 

1225 Radios to be delivered to Five Arches & Devonshire 

1230 Royal Hotel - Full - Possible problems later 

PAGE 

D19 

1240 Two coaches approaching from Catcliffe bearing Forest Stickers 

(L’pool Fans) turned round - others may have slipped through 

SuF, t Chapman informed 

-1 ?_50 Lord Mayor of Liverpool will be leaving at 4 30pm. 

escort him through. 

I 

Drunks outside - T3 

1305 Shoplifters -L - T4 

Can a m/cycl, 

1309 Parkwood Road, Parking p, roblems - obstructions being caused 

(from CID post) -T10 

-13 -1 ?- Towards H/fax Road containing 6 - stolen sweets - 

circulated - Detained 

1314 i14 - E’pool train on time ETA (1400) Contains 130 

1325 Large numbers of L’pool fans with Kop tickets being sent to Pen 

Rd from L/Lanes End - Supt G’wood to provide contingency

PAGE 

D 19 

-1330 Specials requiring assistance o/s pub Neepsend. Not known which 

Traced - In order 

1335 Victoria & Royal ~ull & very boisterous 

¯1337 

¯1339 

"I 408 

END OF REPORT 

T9 & T’10 to Royal - Problems - Shut 

9995 RU - A6I - coach - rowdy supporters, May be drunk - Checked 

by $45 in order 

I- A&I -- white transit - Assaulted Z Cemales - Circulate 

-14¯17 Supt M - Close Leppings Lane - Closed 

"142"1 B?T Kit to Rawson Spring Road - F1

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TAPE TIME 

(Real Time) 

im 

(14411 

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TAPE RZF K’W’P 3019[17 TIME 1440 - 1520 MRS 15.4.89 

CONTROL ROOM CALLER 

At Darton. 

Yes thanks very much indeed 

operator, bye bye now. 

Hello Fire this 

Pardon. 

You will be, if I come there 

I’ll slash your wrists for 

you, by gum. 

Yes, I know you’re exceedingly 

busy, your cof£ee were too hot, 

is that it. 

200,I 

passed by you 

1440, it is a joey, no doubt 

you are aware, any idea where 

it came from my love. 

Yes. 

Thank you. 

At Darton. 

D A R T O N Okay. 

Bye. 

Fire Control. 

Just a moment. 

Sorry about that. 

Go on then. 

No, go on then, how can I help 

you. 

Oh just a moment, please Just a 

sec. 

Yes we’re just putting it through 

false and malicious now. 

I’ii have a look. 

No telephone number passed 

(unintelligible).

¢ 

9m 30s 

(1449) 

12m 50s 

(1452) 

13m 

13m 10s 

(1453) 

13m 20s 

13m 30s 

13m 40s 

13m 50s 

2. 

No telephone number passed, 

so you don’t know of it were 

male or female calling. 

Okay then love. 

Bye. 

Operations PC Rook, good 

afternoon. 

You ought to be. 

You ought to be on an 

afternoon like today. 

Yes its not, its beautiful 

sunshine, how can we help you. 

Just a minute, HI 

North and Southbound 

carriageways lane 3 

closed from, thats 33 and 

34. 

Between 33 and 34, still 

there, yes 

NO. 

Okay. 

Oh good afternoon to you, this is 

(unintelligible) sorry to trouble 

you. 

Pardon. 

Yes (Unintelligible) 

Well I’m doing the radio, right, 

the roadworks and I just wanted to 

check with you whether the HI 

junction 30 to 31, have they been 

done yet, are they clear. 

What I’ve got here is junction 30 

to 31, repairs ? may cause some 

delays at this time. Junction 34 

southbound exit slip road closed 

to wide loads, diversion by 

junction 33, I have a feeling that 

they’ve been finished. 

So they’re stil! there. 

So it’s still closed.

Q / 

SAI6 o 

14m 

14m 10s 

(1454) 

14m 20s 

16m 

(1455) 

16m 10s 

16m 20s 

Well just the third lane. 

And the (mumbles), that’s all we 

have. 

Yes just a minute, just a minute. 

Hold on, hold on, hold on, 

just a minute, we’ve 

got that many pages, it takes. 

Yes, no it just seems to be 

junction 33, 34, 33 34, which is 

still on. 

Okay. 

Pleasure now. 

Bye. 

Is 2536 there please. 

Can I have a quick word its 

Ken Rook in Ops, I’m 

apologising on my knees 

(Oh sugar). 

-Hello mate. 

Hello. 

Aye 2536. 

Yes. 

So junction 31 will have finished 

They surely have. 

Isn’t it. isn’t it awful. 

That’s fine. 

Thank you very much. 

Bye bye. 

Control room Sergeant ~ 

Yes. 

Ye s. 

Hello. 

No he’s just coming.

SAle . 

lem 30s 

lem 40s 

lem 50s 

17m 30s 

(1457) 

17m 40s 

17m 50s 

Oh sorry. 

Aye Sorry about this, it’s Ken 

Rook in Ops, we’ve re-sent it 

again, I can’t spell properly. 

They cannot assist in Surgreaves. 

(Laughter) I’ve looked at it, 

I’ve looked at it again, and if you 

read it plain, which 4082 has just 

acknowledged I’ve put a sorry, it 

should read penalty? book. 

Apologies for that. 

Tara now. 

Hello Force Control it’s 

South Yorkshire Ops Room here. 

Just for your information, 

if you’re not aware, we have 

a little village football 

game going on today. 

And as a result of that 

we are not taking any 

abnormal roads. 

No loads, and its absolutely 

chaos. 

No it’s Hillsboro, its Sheff, 

Itz Liverpool, Notts Forest 

Hello. 

Oh I see. 

l was going to say I’ve 

Okay thanks a lot. 

Cheers. 

Eello Force Control. 

Yes. 

Oh yes. 

No loads. 

I see, where is this at, up at 

Barnsley or..

18m 

(1457) 

18m 10s 

18m 40s 

(1458) 

18m 50s 

19m 

in FA Cup Semi Final. 

So we’re not taking any 

loads. 

Okay. 

Thank you very much indeed. 

Yes. 

Okay, cheers. 

Hello Humberside. 

Aye good afternoon, that’s 

not Inspector Fox is it. 

Oh it sounds very much like it, 

its PC Rook, Force Operations 

Sheffield. 

Due to the FA Cup Semi Final 

we’ve got going on in Sheffield. 

Which has took all our manpower 

and others, we’re not accepting 

any more loads. 

I see. 

Very good. 

We’ll, We’ll do the same then. 

Sounds like a good idea. 

Okay. 

Ta. 

Humberside Police, can I help you. 

Speaking. 

NO. 

Hello. 

Yes. 

Yes so if you’ve got any coming 

can you advise them that we’re not 

gcing. We’re not going to 

convey them. 

That’s abnormal loads.

@ 

SA/6 6. 

19m lOs 

19m 20s 

19m 30s 

(1459) 

2!m 30s 

(1501) 

21m 

(150!) 

21m 10s 

23m 40s 

(1503) 

23m 50s 

PC Rook, South Yorkshire 

Police, yes. 

Yes or if you’ve gOt tO come 

this way you’ll, they’ll just 

have to be parked up, at 

Hatfield? or somewhere like 

that until tomorrow morning. 

Okay. 

Thank you very much indeed. 

Tara mate. 

Ta-ra. 

Radio. 

Echo November 3 10.7 over 

XS XS to Echo November 3. 

10.7 your message please over. 

Echo November 3 Roger. 

’Phone’ 

Hello ~you’re Foxtrot iii 

aren’t you. 

Right it’s a burglary chapel 

please. 

It’s theI 

I sorry 

And you are please PC 

Rook. 

Right then we’ll re-route 

North Yorkshire. 

Leave it to us. 

We won’t leave you in it. 

¯Thanks. 

Echo November 3 just to say I’m 

i0.i from Hackenthorpe, Echo 

November 3 over. 

? PC 

Yes. 

Yes. 

it over

0 

24m 

(1503) 

24m 10s 

24m 20s 

24m 30s 

24m 40s 

24m 50s 

Foxtrot 1. 

Can you, can you ring this 

number 30. 

38. 

75. 

To arrange a rendezvous with 

the vicar for all the church, 

to arrange a mutual time. 

1 it’s~ 

Yes as I say r{n~ 

fit’s a L 

he’s the minister. 

Yes he’lljthen you can sort 

something out with him. 

Okay then. 

Thz~’s lovely. 

7. 

Yes. 

Yes. 

Yes. 

Yes. 

Yes. 

I ’m putting I 

at 

you say. 

Oh, wonder where that is, I can’t 

place chapel on th~rejanyway yes 

he’ll tell us won’t he. 

Mr 

Good heavens. 

Great. 

Okay.

25m 

(1504) 

27m 10s 

(1507.01) 

27m 20s 

27m 30s 

(1507.15) 

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(1507.25) 

e 27m 50s 

(1507.34) 

28m 

(1507.45) 

Tara. 

Hello ambulance, yes is one 

of your supervisors there 

please me love. 

Yes, good afternoon, it’s 

PC Rook South Yorkshire Police 

Operations Room. 

There’s been an incident at 

Leppings Lane end of the 

Hillsboro football, Hillsboro 

football ground where we, 

we may need a few ambulances 

its’s just to advise you at 

this stage, there’s been a lot 

of pushing and shoving and 

there might have been quite 

a few injuries. 

That’s Leppings Lane of 

Hillsboro all we’re doing 

at the moment is just advising 

you that we may need we may 

need a few, ambulances to 

attend. 

You have got that facility 

we will come back to you sh6uld 

you require them. 

But it’s just to sort of pre warn 

and pre advise you at the moment. 

Q 

Tata. 

Hello 

Hello. 

Hello. 

Thats Leppings Lane end of the 

football ground. 

Well we’ve got, yes we’ve got that 

facility. 

Yes. 

Okay so you don’t definitely need 

US now.

o 

SAI6 9. 

28m I0 s 

( 1507.53 ) 

28m 20s 

(1508.00) 

28m 30s 

(1508.14) 

28m 40s 

(1508.25) 

28m 50s 

(1508.34) 

29m 

(1508.41) 

Not at the moment, not at the 

moment, just, unless he ~ants 

you to (Shouts Sir - in back 

ground male shouts "We want a 

fleet of ambulances) 

Hello Hello. 

Yes we are, we are requesting 

a fleet of ambulances, to 

Yes all, all ambulances that 

are available to Hillsboro 

please. 

A lot injured, apparently one 

of the gates, has they’ve been 

pushing and pushing and shoving 

! understand and one of the gates 

has, they’ve collapsed the gates 

and there’s. 

Yes all ambulances you’ve got 

available they said. 

Yes can ! have your name 

please sir. 

- Superintendent Clark, I’m 

PC Rook, Superintendent. 

Okay now. 

Bye bye. 

Hello. 

A fleet of ambulances. 

All ambulances that are 

available so you’ve 

quite a few injured then. 

Okay then, we’ll instigate an 

initial response and we’ll take it 

from there. 

Well we can’t do that, I’ll send 

you an initial response and we’ll, 

we’ve got to keep 

(unintelligible). 

Superintendent Clarke. 

Thank you very much. 

Bye bye.

15 05 i0 

15 06 59 

15 06 29 

RC 

RC 

RC 

RC 

RC 

RC 

? 

TRACK 9 X 209 

Hello its Control I’ve got a three g’s 

call for you. 

( 

L 

name of [ 

Who 

I( 

) child by the 

Yes this child had taken some alcohol 

from a home streaking kit the mothers 

got so he better go and be checked out. 

Right you are then 

Okay thanks 

Bye 

Thanks bye 

Hello Hello 

Hello ambulance yes is one of your 

supervisors there please my love 

Just a moment

RC 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

Hello 

Yes good afternoon its P.C. ( ....) here 

South Yorkshire Police operations room 

Hello 

We’ve got um an incident at leppings 

lane um end on the um Sheffield 

Wednesday Football Ground. We may need 

a few ambulances its Just to advise you 

at this stage ( .....) a lot of pushing 

and shoving and there might have been 

quite a few injuries. 

That’s Leppings Ln end of the Football 

Ground 

Leppings Lane ( .....) Hillsborough. All 

we are doing at the moment is advising 

you. 

Okay 

That we may need a few, a few ambulances 

to carry the injured 

Well we’ve got er we ’ ve got that 

facility 

( ) come back to you should we 

require you 

Yes 

Its just sort of er advise you at the 

q

O 

RC 

F/C 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

moment 

Okay so you don’t definitely need us now 

Not at the moment, not at the moment 

(delay) 

Hello 

Hello 

We are requesting a fleet of ambulances 

Fleet of ambulances 

All ambulances that are available to 

Hillsborough please 

All ambulances that are available so you 

have got quite a few injured then 

A lot of them, apparently at one of the 

gates they have been pushing, pushing 

and shoving I understand that one of the 

gates has ( ....) collapsed or broke 

Okay, we will instigate an initial 

response and we’ll assess it from there 

okay 

All, All ambulances you’ve got available 

I understand 

Well we can’t do that I will send you 

our initial response and we’ll assess. 

We’ve got officers on the scene

O 

15 08 13 

15 08 27 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

RC 

F/C 

F/C 

F/C 

F/C 

Right can i have your name please sir 

Superintendent Clark 

Your Superintendent Clark 

That’s right 

) P.C. here Superintendent Clark 

Thank you very much 

Okay now 

Bye Bye 

Goodbye 

Hello Police 

Ambulance ( ....) Leppings Lane end, 

Leppings Lane end. 

Yes 

You definitely want an ambulance to 

Leppings Lane end 

A big fleet of ambulances, immediately 

as many as you’ve got love 

Theres one on its way

O 

15 08 51 

F/C We want more than one 

15 i0 18 Ambulance service 

Yes Just hold on while we get the 

ambulance up there we’ve got officers in 

the vicinity that can assess it for whi 

B/T ( .... ) 

? 

? 

? 

? 

Thank you, ambulance service 

I wonder if you should send an 

ambulance, what it is me little lads 

been messing about and he’s banged his 

head 

Can you give me the address please 

No[] 

Can you give me your telephone number 

please 

Right 

? How long will it be (

Track No. 11 

Time ~ -[ 

1507-49 

1507-57 

1510-25 

1510-30 

? 

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FC 

1512-54 B/Moor 

BMoor 

BMoor 

Hello 

Hello were you wanting us 

Right, no we weren’t 

You weren’t 

No 

Oh 

Alright 

OK then 

Hello 

Leppings ~n~ 

Yes 

X207 

Hello love is supt. Clark there please 

Hold the line 

Hello Batemoore 

Control a 999 call for you 

Righto 

No-I

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TIME 

15.05.11 

15.05.59 

15.10.35 

15.11.04 

TRACK NO 

i0 

R.C. 

Donc Stn 

R.C. 

Donc St 

R.C. 

Donc Stn 

R.C. 

Control 

? 

R.C. 

Caller 

R.C. 

Caller 

R.C. 

DESCRIPTION 

X-208 

Hello Doncaster Station 

Hello its Control three nines for 

you 

Yes 

~tsL a 1 year 

old child by the name of~ 

Yes apparently she rung the Hospital 

and they’ve advised the relative to 

take her into hospital this child 

has taken some powder and swallowed 

some powder from a hair streaking 

kit that the mother has got so 

they’ve advised her to go and have 

her checked out 

Thank you 

OK Thanks Bye 

Hello Can I* help you 

J u s t t o 1 e t you 

know ........ operation ........ all the 

manpower from all over South 

Yorkshire .......... Leppings Lane 

OK 

.........°...... 

Right we’ll respond then thankyou 

for your help 

Much obliged to you 

Goodbye 

7

NATCH-DAY STAFF ON DUTY: 15th AI’LIL 1989 

RORMAL ADDITIONAL TOTAL 

SUPERVISORY 

(Car parks, players tunnel 

stile room, commissionaires 

etc) 45 45 

T’UENST ILE OPERATORS 85 85 

ADDITIONAL TURNST~E 

OPERA!ORS 

SOUTH STAND 

(Stewards) 42 13 55 

SOUTH STAleD 

(Stewards and Gatemen) 31 20 51 

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Name o[ ~ece2se ~ - 

.,~w~.’V~. d ..q.’~./~’--’R ................................................. 

/-ge .~.9 zearz, .... Occu:~:ion . .. Sales.. i~eDre.senr.a~_i.ve ......................................... 

15 4.2o or {b) estimated ............. 

Date and ;trne of examination 

’_,6.4.39 as 1!.55 a.m. 

p,,Yor=od ..............."Y 

Observers ~resent .......................................................................................................................... 

External exam{nat{on 

body was that of a fair haired, heavily bLuilt, ,~iddle -aged white ,~le, 176 c~ 

in height, weigking 83 kgs. Rigor ~1~ar~i$ was absenz ~n the arms, present in the !e us. 

.~re were s,,-~ll fragrents, of what appeared to be, blue pain~, over the lower abdc~ren. 

"ace was ,~e-ssively suffused, as was the. up.nor chest, it too showed blue paint. ,.~here 

were a few petechiae in ~ eyelids, Eyes - blue; pupils equal and cenzral. There was 

.~%5s~ve subconjunccival suffusion, and o~e or two pe~ec~hiae. Nose - unobstructed. There 

was a blood sained ~luid .~x~ning from both angles of the. mouth. Parchmented abrasion, 

i2tnedia~ely belcrw the anzer!or superior illac spine on the right .~ide, abou~ 5 ~-r~ x 2~-~ 

with no vi~.ai reaczion..7~er~_ was a slighzly larger abrasion, in precisely the same_ area 

oo ~he o~ber side of :he abdomen6 about 9 ~ x 2 ~ns. Genitals normal. The_re was a 

sme-~ - ~ abrasion, ¯ acout , 0., -~ ~-r~X~o-~he J.OV, .,- . rz~h~ of the midline, on the lower ILne of t~ jaw. 

Hazr was "ze_~f fair. $c.,7e k~e..morr~ges beneath the skin were seen on both flanks. 

Internal ~xamination 

(Please deal with the contents of ~he CRANIAL. THORACIC and ABDOMINAL CaYities in ",hat order and include 

th~ result cf any completed N1STOL©GIC.:L and,/or BACT£RIOLOGICAL examination). 

Sca_~D: n~-neroL~ ~etecb~ae over .~e occipital region, but ended ~o form a bruise, in an 

area about 3 c~s :< 2 ~ms 

Skuii: no.-maX ~kzc~ess, i-~,~act, ~niJ~ges : e.x~remely congesxed, ihere was a srra±_ 

~rounx of fluid blood in the subdura! 

space, overlying both cerebral 

henuispheres. 

Era,~n- weighed !600 g and showed some generalised s%~l!ing. ~-Inere was prominence of ~he 

ce_ece__ar ",’- " ~I~ tonsils Some grooving of the. hip.DOC&TOal unci, ~icularly on tb.~- 

_ right s,_,de. .q~.e cerebral vessels were vir~ually free from athero,,ma. Occas,lonal 

pe~ecniae ~.n the wi~e r,.~:ter. 

;’~’J~.,q, ~q.,r~CA%" & ,NXCK STSUCTO~=_S 

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...... -~C . _~..~.=,_~., ,oz -.he knte_~a! .,~,accsaA 

few pe~ech~ae %~re seen 

_---.’.---z’-/: .no_,-ma-i. 

.~&r.clzi.s: nor~..,~-!, "~’-^~ m,&sc’es: no.--r, al no h_~zzsi.-.c. 

-e--~.’zcaL sp=ne: =n=a’-’-. 

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F,~b .=~ce ; ~ncac:. 

~’~,’-~1 cavities: ."’~=- a.~.d d---J 

Trachea ~hd air passages: .~e_-?~!v cor.£esze6 and conzaLned a !it=!e v~r.,at’os. 

Lungs: "were black wi:h concesz:on. . 

"-"- w~-~cr~d ~.,~, -~ c and zhe rich~ weig~hed 830 n. T.-ere 

were _~everal subDleural _ ce.~ec’~.iae . ~nd .c~_ymoies, ~ -~ ,mainly over the _~cs~erior 

se_c~n=s of tb~- lower ~_o~,te_. ?dL.~cna_--z e--r~erial tree waS clear, 

DiapL~n: shewed ,Detecb~iae! . hae.,-c_~r_b_ages and mostly ecch%,’noses on ~_ "~-~ sun)e-r--or _ surface 

Pericard’~u-n.: no.~:r..a!. 

Hear~.: weighed 360 g ~_n,~ was of nor~.,a! size and conzour 

Valves : no,~rasl, no endocardir’is. 

Coronaz-! ~-teries: showed a little at.neroma, aln~sz al! concentric. No serious 

de~ree, of occi,~sion was ~een. 

..Myocardiu-n: appeared healt.~.¢..~here was, prestrrably, haz,-Dly~ic staining of the. 

endocarciz~ of the anterior ~ .e~,es -; ~ of the valve, which extended up into the 

aor=ic in, tLTe. 

Aorta: shewed patchy ~ha~Toi~ic stain~g,only Ln t~ thoracic ~ortion. 

AB~ 

Per,ltone~n: normal. The abdominal wall showed no bruising. 

Stomach: was heal~hy and conzaiend abouz 500 m!s of a slightly greenish fluid, smelling 

~, of drink. Part.ic!es of food were seen. 

in~estlne: normal. Colon - normal. 

Liver: weigk~d 1980 g and appeared, nozTr, a!. 

BiLia.~y system: nu~::~l, D-~cxe=~_=.¯ ..~.o_.~-_~_J. 

Spleen: weighed 160 g. I~ was so,-ewha~ soft but otherwEse normal. 

Adrenals : normal. 

Ki~neys: together weighed 240 c. The capsule s~rip_Ded readily, leaving a smooth surface. 

Co~ico .~ed~ilary definE:ion was cood. 

Ureters: no...~rel. Bladder. healthy, con[ained a small &~o,unt of urine. 

........ : a npeared normal 

S?-----~LETON: zo-~r.ei, 

C ONCLUS i CINS 

’.Vnis ~ waS involved in a mass .Tovem~_nt of t~he cro~.;d at the se.~Li fina! football match 

ac Hillsborough cn Sazurday 15th April, 1989. 

~"q~is man appe=__red =o be normally developed and ~ealthy and I ,have found no na~uraio.se_ "~ = 

which could have caused or contributed [o his death. In my view he had a normal 

e-.-~eczazzon of life for ,his age. He bed clearly, at some :ime, been pressed agains~ seine 

solid objecz, such as a rail, w~nich ~.~d r, arked across the front of the lower pelvis. 

Ultlma~e!y he. was unable to .~o:;e ~.is c.~mst in respiration, and thus perished fro~ 

~,,,,,__.^~’~ = Trere is p.ow no medical reason why the body ~Tav. not b 

I ~eve :eta~_-~ed a sample of bicod£cr analysis should you deem zhis necessa~_v-. 

In m7 og~nion :he ¢~.use of ~.e~th was ;-- " 

I, Oise.~se or condition ~irec~!y leading, :o death ... 

Morbid ¢or~ditions, {f ~y, giving rise to the adore ! 

cause statin~ the unoerlym~ ~ondi:ion ;as: ...p 

{.(~) TP, aumat .i..c....asph, ~.i a .................. 

........ (Jue ~0 or ~.s ~ consequence of 

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due =o or as a consequence Of 

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2. OfFer sii[ni6¢ant ¢on4iUons (:ontr, buting 1o :he’] 

death bu." no~ related to the disease o¢ condit,o,~ ~. 

taus~r,~, it .................. j °°, ........... . ........... ~ ........................ ,, ............ ,, 

is any. or any fur’,her. Hist~l¢~[ic.~l or ,~acto.riolo~,cai ex~menaUon to be don~ .} 

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SOUTH YORKSHIRE (WEST DISTRICT) 

HM CORO}~ER DR. S. POPPER 

HILLSBOROUGH 

IDENTIFICATION No. 67 

N~’:E OF DECEASED 

SEX 

AGR 

~DENTIFICATION BY 

PLACE PERFORMED 

OATE OF ~X~{INATIOH 

OBSERVERS PRESE~T 

CLOTHING RE]{OVED 

SPECIMENS TAKEN 

EXTERNAL EX~{INATION 

Raymond CI!A ~;.’A~J 

:.:ale 

REPORT OF AUTOPSY 

Dr. D.N. S!a~er, 

Consultant Histopa~hologist, 

Ro~herham District General 

Hospital, 

ROTHERH~ $60 2UD 

Tel: Rotherham 820000 Ext.246 

approxim~..-.e.]y 45 years 

Dt. I;~s. Tinm’,s 

Medico-Legal Centre, Watery Streen, 

Sheffield 

16th April 1989 

NLI 

5 m! fluoridated blood. 

Handed to[ 

Tke body is ~baL of a mi~]d!e aged ba~.~ing gr=_y haire:.{ male 

lue.asuring I@i c.:m in height and weigI~ing 8{] Ka. 

Both pupils ere bro:,’n-grey and ere equa! measuring 3 mm in 

diameter. A bilateral arcus is presen

The body appears uncircumciosec. 

The face displays extensive cyanosls with accentuation on the 

right side. There are numerous petechial haemorrhages within 

the facial skin and ~Iso conjunctiva. There is conjunctival 

suffusion. The cyanosis and petechial haemjorrhages extend to 

the level of the upper sternum. 

There is evidence of vomitus in the mouth. 

General hygiene good. Hand/toe nails - good condi~i,~n. 

The body displays no external signs of violence. 

The ~" di-~I ,~u~ ~L~.a~: "’- the following ,na~.’.’s of injury: 

The right groin displays two tramli:-e linear abrasions 

me~su:-in~ $ and ~ cm in size separated by a distance of 0.5 cm. 

Right ha~]d - there is a 0.5 cm ~brasion over the 5th metacarDa:. 

phalangeal joint. 

Lefu hand - there is a 0.2 cm abra.~;ion over the 4th mer.acarpal 

phalangeal joint. 

The dorsum of the right ankle displays an oblique abrasion 

measuring 3 cm in size. 

’].’hi~.r". ~ . is evi,den¢.e of bruising mees:]~/ing 6 x 2 cm ove$ the l-igh~ 

knee. -j c.’~ i n t. 

Th.t.~r,~ i.~ evj.der~c~’e_ ¯ o~ grit,’g::asf; ::,~.-~_i::u[~r.e matter- in the 

distribution of the und::~;pants. 

I NTEP4~AL EXAMINATION 

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haemorrhages over the frontal and temporal areas. There a’-~ 

also larger purpu~-ic areas u:’~ to,o ~ ~:n in size. 

The skull is normal wi~h no evidence old fractur’e. 

The meninges are norma[o 

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The brain weighs 1246 g. There are nur,,erous petechial - 

haem~_~rhaces on the s,.)rface. There is ce,n,gestion of t:-e 

cortica! veins wit]] evidence of cerebra! oedema add cerehel!ar 

coning. The cerebra! arteries display no evidence of 

significanu atheroma. There is no evidence of thrombotic 

occlusion. 

Thoracic Cavity & Neck: The neck muscles are normal. 

The ca-#ctid arte~°y d’~d jnguiar vein -~’e normal. 

The ti~eracic ~o~’~a and oesophagus a~eer normal. 

°Il]e diaphragm is no.

th_~o.,-.bo zic occlusien~ 

¯. ¯ . 

There is no evidence of ccngenital heart disease. 

Ab4cminal Cavity: The liver weighs i320 g and appears 

no--ma I. 

The spleen weighs 190 g and appears normal. 

The aorta and inferior vena cava appear normal. 

The ga!l bl~.dder and bile duc~s are normal. 

T}’e oesophages, s~,’..~nach, duodenum, small and ia~’ge in~e.~ulne 

are normal. 

The ztc, mac]’-’c’..’.,::E~.J,:.~ 2[{0 mi o[ ~]artia].iy digested [ood. re:~id,.::~:. 

Bot!" kidneys weigh :’.5 g an4 appear to have a fine granular 

corsical surface. 

The ureters, bladd~.~r ,~nd genitals are normal. The bladder 

contains approxima%ely 200 ml of clear yellow urine. 

Musculo~Skeleual Sv.stem: There is no evidence of bony injury. 

Speci[ica1_!y there is no d~mage to the cervical or thoracic 

spine; nor fractured ribs. 

COHCLUS I ONS 

From the histo~’y ~vaiiable to me I am informed that. Raymoni 

._i~-d _ {~ t.!~e ’Hil~s[~orouqh -. . ;ncid

available to .re re’_a~inc ~o ~he death. 

Mr. CHAPM-~.N, who was midd!e aged, displayed only mild hardenia~ 

of l~is coronary arteries and in my opinion ~he natural disease 

present was to~a!ly insufficient to contribute in any way 

towards his death. 

Autopsy revealed ~o evidence to suggest that any second party 

was maliciously involved in the death of this individua! by 

direct pu,-~poseful violence. 

Autopsy revealed that Raymond CHAP:-~AN could have been expected 

t~ ha’;:: had ~ ;:o-~m.ai I: I~ expectant’.,’. 

A specimen e[’b!ood for alcohol es:ima~ion was h~nded r.o Ou. 

D~;ath in my opinion was not due 50 nauural causes and theL’e is 

nO cont~’aindica£ion to cremation. 

CAUS, ~ OF DEATH 

I a) Traumatic asphy×ia. 

D,N; SLATEI~ B.Med,Sci., M.B.Ch,B., M.R.C.Path 

Cop.sul tan~ H istopatho!ogist 

Pol_/ce Phot.o~::-~:’?P. in"Je:,. 

CHAP..’,:;,.t.~ 67.! G.=.:~e_"a! vie,,,,. ~’aciai cyano:-.~j.s 

Abrasion left ankle 

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~ safety. 

Chief E.xecutive: 

R. H. G. KELLY FCXS 


LIMITED 

Foun~d 18153 

I 

P~1ron: HER M AJF_.5"I’Y THE QUEEN 

President: H.R.H. THE DUKE OF KE.’cr 

Chairman: F. A. MIt.I.ICHIP 

16 LANCASTER GATE, LONDON W2 3LW 

Phone: O l--402 7151/2-6 2 4 5.: 2 

Telex: 261110 

Facsimile: 01-102 0486 

OurRe/: RHGK/MD/PFS/80 17th April 1989. 

To: All Member Clubs 

Dear Sirs, 

Re: Ground Safety 

Following the tragic events at Sheffield Wednesday F.C. las~ 

Saturday, you are instructed to un~rtake, in conjunction wi~h 

your Local Licensing Authority, a~mmediate review of ground 

This should include the perimeter fencing installed, the 

agreed capacity levels of all standing areas and th~O~u~es to and 

from the ground. 

A report should then be forwarded to The Football 

Association, stating any immediate action taken to imple=ent 

changes and any longer term measures that you have initia~ed. 

You should also advise us if no changes have been found necessary. 

C° C. 

Yours faithfully, 

¯ hik/f Executive ~ 

County Football ~ssociations / 

All Senlor Leagues /- 

Registe,ed O/lice: lo Lancasler Gate, Lo.do. 14q JLW 

Jncorpora,ed i. London Registration Number 77797 

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~’edr.esdz),’s Ei~!sbc:cugh grc-rd when 

S5 people were crushed I~ -Jealh has 

b,}lhli~kled lhe dlre:l ¢onf!id b~,een 

llhfy an~ ~olil:e ptreepli:n ¢I Ike l, elt 

il I I~ ¢o r,l~in ko~lilans ia fc:tl;Jl 

clowns, ?I was clalme:l lhls w~:ek. 

The coas:::~:.~ e.n~:~eer responsibte 

far safety at l~!!!sk-=ro’_’gh was wo.~e J 

by crowd con:to! :’ences ~h~re lon.g 

b:f,:.-’." :hu Lncige::.. Ti:e re.noes were 

asl;ed for by tke gr,~:und’s licensing 

¯ :im.~:y fa~ia’,,..n.~ a direct request by 

~ne r/~li,~’a’_. 

i’olice infiuc:~ce

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burdcri:=;: t}’,c, lfi:ch 2;’,~ ( ;’~,7:~. d it’;, l;’,e 

early i.c-7’:.’s, it was ~ra:ed :.n :.’p o.; 

:he ca:her 7,:ri:::’ct,..r ~;::.-ri.-r, a ;m,, 

?’.:2.h concr~ :e wall. 

~’=e an: k!th s:vel raiii.".gs ;~.a= fan 

radi.,.li.v acn,.~s the ] 5..’n d~ep te,’-ra=es 

divide it i:’o tkree n:a!n areas of a 

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MEETINGS OF STSWARDS, GATEM~ AND ANCILLIARY STAFF TOOK PIACE ON ~rJRSDAY 6~ 

AUGUST AND ~JRSDAY 13~4 AUGUST 1987, BOTH MEETINGS COMMENCED AT 7.30 P.M. 

Members of staff were welcomed by Cunpany Secretary, G.H. Mackrell who 

introduced: 

i) Station Officer~- South Yorkshire Fire Brigade 

ii) Inspector C. Calvert - South Yorkshire Police 

iii) Duty Officer - Peter Wells, St. John Ambulance Brigade 

Statio~ Showed staff present how to extinguish a small fire 

using the relevant fire extinguishers. A practical demonstration took place. 

Emphasis was placed on the point that stewards, gatemen etc. should only tackle 

a minor fire, if in any doubt the Fire Brigade should be alerted at once. 

Inspector Calvert: Went through the duties of stewards vis-a-vis members of the 

general public. ~he emergency evacuation procedure was discussed and examined 

in detail. Inspector Calvert answered questions from the floor regarding the 

responsibility of stewards in the event of crowd misbehaviour. It was 

emphasised that crowd control was the responsibility of the police. In addition 

it was pointed out that the division of responsibilities was clearly set out in 

the Instructions for Matchday Staff. 

Duty Officer Wells: Gave a demonstration of basic first aid designed to assist 

in the resucitation of spectators. It was emphasised that if at all possible 

trained members of the S.J.A.B. should be called to assist. 

Dou9 Lock: Went through "Instructions to Matchday Staff" and emphasised the 

need to report for duty on time. 

Graham Mackrell then closed the formal part of the meeting and thanked all those 

present for attending.

MEETINGS OF STEWARDS, GATEMEN AND ANCILLIARY STAFF TOOK PLACE ON TOESDAY 16~H 

AUGUST AND TJESDAY 23RD AUGUST 1988, BOTH MEETINGS COMMENCED AT 7.00 P.M. 

~ose present were welcomed by Company Secretary, G.H. Mackrell who introduced: 

i) Station Officer[ I- South Yorkshire Fire Brigade 

ii) Inspector S. Sewell - South Yorkshire Police 

iii) Duty Officer - Peter Wells, St. John Ambulance Brigade 

Station Officer ~- Gave a demonstration of the various fire extinguishers 

located within the ground. He emphasised however that matchday staff should 

attempt to extinguish only minor fires. If in any doubt the alarm should be 

given and the Fire Brigade sunmoned immediately. 

Inspector Sewell:- went through the duties of stewards in relation to their 

function within the ground. ~he emergency evacuation procedure was dealt with 

in detail. 

Duty Officer Wells:- Gave a demonstration of basic first aid. ~he location of 

S.J.A.B. members situated within the ground was pointed out to those present. 

Graham Mackrell on behalf of the club agreed to provide a small gate onto the 

pitch between the South Stand uncovered seating and the Kop in order to assist 

S.J.A.B. members gaining access to the pitch. In addition Mr. Mackrell agreed 

with Mr. Wells to provide such First Aid materials as were requested. Mr. Wells 

agreed to provide a list of requirements prior to the commencement of the season. 

Dou@ Lock:- Went through "Instructions to Matchday Staff’. He highlighted two 

minor amendments: 

i ) Ste~rds may be required to report for duty more than two hours before 

a match, if prior notice is given. 

ii) Smoking is not permitted by matchday staff whilst on duty. 

Graham Mackrell then closed the formal part of the meeting and thanked all those 

present for attending, and particularly wished Station Officer Miles a long and 

happy retirement. 

* Note - At the meeting held on 16th August 1988 Mr. Mackrell had to leave at 

approximately 7.30 p.m. Mr. Lock took the chair and gave the vote of thanks. 

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Ref. 

Tel. Ex’t 

The Build’:ng Surveydr, 

Department of L~qd ~qd P!a,~qin£ 

llth ~ugust, !~9 

BSD/A~/JB 

4162 - Yr. Butler 

To 

Actin E Head of A~m~n!stration and 

Legal Department 

For the attention of Mr. D. M. Bo’.,~es 

Ref. 

Sheffield Wedn.esday F.C. PLC 

Estimated Terrace Capacity 

I refer to the telephone call between Mr. Bo~es and my Pring~pal District 

Surveyor, ~. Butler, earlier this afternoon. 

The approximate holding capacities produced for the standing terrace 

areas do not take accoun~ of any turnstile ingress limitations, or 

those of egress or emergency egress limitations since it is my understanSing 

that the Fire Authority will consider all these matters being tha= they 

have the primary function of estimation of terrace capacity. 

These figures therefore need to be carefully checked with %hose produced 

by the Fire AuThority =o ensure that account is taken of the need for 

any further limitations for the purposes of the proposed cert!fica~e 

a~,endment. 

My calculations based on the "green guide" modified by the Taylor Inquiry 

recommendations give the followin£:- 

i. Spion Kop 18,200 

2. North Wes= Terrace (Upper) 2,300 

3. North West Corner {Lower) 6BO (Pen 7) 

In accordance with our consultations, figures have not been produced for 

Pens one to six of the West Terrace. 

i w~uld appre:iate the sight of the Fire Authority figures before =he 

Certificate is amended.

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SHEFFIELD CITY CO~CIL 

SAFETY OF SPORTS GROU.hDS ACT 1975 

NOTICE OF /,.MEND,,~,ENT OF GEneRAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE- ISSUED DN 21ST DECL’~’.~ER 

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T.A_KE NOTICE THAT T!qE SAFETf CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO SHEFFIELD WED.h-ESDAY 

FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED IN .RESPECT OF THE HILLSBOROUGH STADIUM, PENISTONE 

ROAD, SHEFFIELD BY SOUTd YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ON 21ST DECEMBER 1979 IS 

HEREBY A.~NDED AND ADDED TO 

The amendcen=s are as specified in Appendix I and Appendix 2. 

THESE ~v~--"NDP’~N~S AND ADDITIONS ARE ISSUED BY THE SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL !N 

RESPECT OF THE P.:LEMISES DESCRIBED ABOVE BEING A SPORT GROUND DESIGXATED BY 

ORDER UNDER SECTION i OF THE SAFELY/ OF SPORTS GROUNDS ACT 1975 A3 A SFOET5 

GROUND REQUIRING A SAFER" CERTIFICATE. 

The terms and conditions hereby imposed are those which Sheffield City 

Council consider necessary or expedient is secure reasonable safety at the 

Sports Ground when it is in use for an activity in respect of which this 

Certifica:e is issued. 

The amendments and additional conditions shall come into operation on the 

12th day of August, 1989. 

Dated the ll~h day of August 1989. 

S ig ned 

TO:- Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Limited 

Mr. !an Podmore, 

Chief Executive on behalf of 

and duly authorised by the 

Sheffield City Council 

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APPENDIX 1 - A.ME.ND..~E_NTS 

Current Provi’sion 

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Schedule i - Interpretation Provisions 

(a) The,-Act -means =he Safety 

of Sports Ground Act 1985 

(b) The County Council - means 

the South Yorkshire County 

Council 

(c) The Stadium- means the 

Bil isborough Stadium, 

Penis=one Road, Sheffield 

Amended Provision 

2. Schedule 2 - General Terms and Conditions 

(a) Condition 8(2). 

The Holder shall ensure that 

during every specified activity 

a physician employed or retained 

by the Holder is available to 

attend at the First Aid Room if 

requested and that his 

whereabouts are known to those 

in the Police Central Control 

Room at the Sports Ground. 

(b) Condition 8(3) 

The Holder shall arrange for 

the attendance at every 

Specified Activity of such 

numbers of qualified First Aid 

assistan’.s as the County Council 

shall require but without 

prejudice 1o the foregoing the 

Holder shall ensure that at every 

specified activity =here is at 

least one Firs= Aid assistant 

for every 2,000 spectators. 

(a) The Act - means the Safety of 

Sports Grounds Act 1985 including any 

modification or re-enactment thereof 

and any subordinate legislation made 

thereunder 

(b) The Council or the CounW Council - 

means the Sheffield City Council 

(c) The Stadium or Sports Ground - means 

the Hillsborough Sports Ground, Penis=one 

Road, Sheffield 

(a) Condition 8(2). 

The Holder shall employ at least one 

~edical practitioner (in addition to any 

medical practitioner employed to treat 

the Holders employees) to be present at 

each Specified Activity and available 1o 

deal with any medical exigency at the 

Sports Ground. He/she shall be trained 

and competent in advanced first aid. 

He/she shall be present at the Sports 

Ground at least one hour before kick off 

and must remain unti! half an hour after 

the end of the Specified Activity. The 

medical practitioner must be immediately 

con=actable and his/her whereabouts kno~,-n 

to the Police Control Room. 

(b) Condition 8(3) 

The Holder shall arrange for 

the attendance at every 

Specified Activity of such 

numbers of qualified First Aid 

assistants as the County Council 

shall require but without 

prejudice to the foregoing the 

Holder shall ensure that at every 

specified activity =here is a= 

leas= one First Aid assistant 

for every 1,000 spectators. 

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Curre=~ Provision 

3. S=he~-., i e 3. 

The number of spectators admitted to the 

Sports Ground and to the various areas of 

spectator accommodation within the Sports. 

Ground shall not exceed the following 

figures :- 

Spion Kop 16,850 

South Stand Upper 5,567 

South Stand Lo~’er 3,310 

West Stand 4,465 

North Wes: Terrace 

North Stand 9,882 

Total Crowd Capacity 50, !74 

~e~.:led Provision 

The number of spectators admitted to the 

Sports Ground and to the various areas of 

spectator acc==_m~dation withi~ Lhe Spor~.s 

Ground shall not exceed the following 

figures:- 

Spion Kop 

South Stand Upper 

South Stand Lower 

West Stand 

North West Terrace 

North Stand 

5,567 

¯ 3,310 

4,465 

9,882 

Total Crowd Capacity $~ $$~

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APPEh~IX 2 - ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS 

l’be Holder shall arrange with Sou~h Yorkshire Metroi~oli=an Ambulance Service 

for the attendance of at least one’fully equipped ambulance at a Specified 

Activity where 5,000 or more spec=~=ors are expected to a==eD.d. 

The Holder shall provide and maintain suitable and sufficient cutting 

equip=en= ro enable peri=e:er fencing ~o be removed quickly if necessarD" in 

=he event of an e=ergency. ~-.e Holder shall ensure =ha= stewards (a) are 

properly =rained in the use of this cutting equipment and (b) use the 

equipment when directed ~o do so by the South Yorkshire Police¯ 

The Holder shal! inspect each turnstile and measure its potential race of 

f!ow and shall ensure that each turnstile is and remains capable of 

admitting spectators a= the anticipated race and shall provide a report to 

the Council of =he results of such inspection by 16=h August, 1989. 

l’he Holder shall enter into a writ’.en agreement with the Chief Constable of 

=he South Yorkshire Police setting ou= =he respective res.ponsibili=ies of 

the Club and =he Police for crowd safety and control. The agreement shall 

specify responsibilities for the filling of all terraced areas of the Sports 

Ground and the monitoring of spectators in such areas to avoid overcrowding. 

A copy of the agreement shall be supplied to =he Council by 16th August, 

1989. Any variation of the agreement shall be agreed in writing in advance 

and the Council notified of the variation. 

All gates in radial or perimeter fencing shall be painted in a different 

colour from =he rest of the fence and marked "emergency exit" 

All gates giving access from the terraces to =he pitch shall be kept fully 

open during a Specified Activity. 

(a) The Holder shall immmediately visually inspect all crush barriers for 

signs of corrosion. Any barrier found to be affected by a significant 

degree of corrosion shall be repaired or replaced by 16th August, 1989. 

(b) The Holder shall immediately review the layout of barriers in each 

retraced area to ensure that it complies with =he criteria contained in 

Chapter 9 of the Green Guide. 

(c) The Holder shall notify the Council in writing of =he results of =he 

inspection and review carried out pursuant to conditions 27(a) and (b) by 

16th August, 2989. 

Tne I~older shall immediately review the signpos=ing for spectators both 

inside and outside the Ground and any information printed on tickets. ~-he 

Holder shall notify =he Council of =he results of this review and of its 

proposals in =his regard by =he 16~h August, 1989. 

¯ l’ne Council may at any time by notice in writing, for reasons of public 

safety, require the Holder to carry out such works and/or inspections as may 

be specified in =he notice. The Holder shall comply with any rea, uiremen= or 

conditions specified in that notice¯ 

I0. No spectator ~hall be allowed access to that par= of the Sports Ground known 

as The West Terrace. 

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15th August., ]£89 

~: S. fety Certificates - Sheff:c]d United Football Club 

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.,,~’ffie.d ,,ecnesd~.}" Football Club 

As you ar~ c’:.’r:, an 7nt,~r:n Cort~fic;~tc h~s b~en 1~6ued to Sheffield United 

Foctb_ll C!ub ~’ith r.’,us~d ~g’ar~s for capacity ~nd Stuv~rdzng and th~ 

ex;st ng Ctrt:fi¢,t~ for ~n:,.~ ~d Wed.n~sday Footb~l’_ Club has be£n 

~1.~.2] ~riy am nd(c. As you art: aw~r~, this Is wlth a vJ.’." to Imp!~mentlng 

vh::t ’_s prob. bly th, mo&t irpor~:nt ~ntur~. reco~’~-_~-n£-t~on ~d~. b)" Lord 

Ju.~t:c, 7~y!or ;n h:s rcpor~ upon thu }’,11!sborough Dzs~-ster, 

However, i und~rstcnd from co[:vursatlons that my staff have had w~th our o%m 

~uz~d:m~ Su:v~)or th.~: there h,~s no~ be~n sufficient tlm~ ~o complete ~he 

muc~ssary c~iculat~ons uslng the formu!a la&d doun by Lord JusLzce Taylor 

fcr th:s purpos~ In his !nt~rlm recommendations, it Is ¢l(:or]y ess~tlal 

that the rule%’ant ¢alcu!atlons are ~::d~ as soon es possible wZth [ vlev to 

the Certlf~cetes belng amended to re~lect thzs fnct. . ¢onslder tb,,~ 15 16 

most Important that the Certlficates art a~nded b~for~ big matches take 

place at the- r~spectlve Sports Grounds. Please would you therefore ila~se 

with the Bulld~ng Surveyor to ensure that the neccssar~ calculetlon~ are 

~de ar;d the relevant figures available as a matter of ur&en¢y. I conf~rm 

that I have written tO the Building Surveyor Im ~im/l~r terms. I~ there is 

any d!fflculty, please contact Hr, Bownes, m~ Chief L~cens:ng Off~c~-r, 


Acting ~ead of Depmrt~ent. 

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SAFETY OF SPORTS GROUNDS ACT 1975 

NOTICE OF A~N’D~N-£ OF GEh’ERAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE ISSUED ON 21ST DECEMBER 1979 

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3. 

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TAKE NOTICE THAT THE SAFETY CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO SHEFFIELD WEDN’ESDAY 

FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED IN RESPECT OF TKE HILLSBOROUGH STADIUM, PENISTON~ 

ROAD, SHEFFIELD BY SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLrh"fY COUNCIL ON 21ST DECE.W-BER 1979 

(AS AP~N’DED ON IITH AUGUST 1989) IS HEREBY FURTHER A.w~h’DED AND ADDED TO 

The amendments are as specified in Appendix I. 

THESE AMEND,W~N~S AND ADDITIONS ARE ISSL~D BY THE SHEFFIELD CITY COUNC!L IN 

RESPECT OF Th~ PREMISES DESCRIBED ABO%~ BEING A SPORT GROUND DESIGNATED BY 

ORDER UNDER SECTION 1 OF THE SAFETY OF SPORTS GROUNDS ACT 1975 AS A SPORTS 

GROUhD REQUIRING A SAFETY CERTIFICATE. 

Th~ terms and conditions hereby imposed are those which Sheffield City 

Council consider necessary or expedient to secure reasonable safety at the 

Sports Ground when it is in use for an activity in respect of which this 

Certificate is issued. 

The amendments and additional conditions shall come into operation on the 

19th day of August, 1989. 

Dated the 18th day of August 1989. 

Signed 


Mr. H. M. Webster, 

Acting Head of Administration 

and Legal Department on behalf of 

and duly authorised by the 


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| Additional Condition 10 shall be amended to read as follows:- 

Schedule 3 of the Safety Certificate issued by South Yorkshire County 

Council on the 21st December 1979 and as amended on the llth August 1989 

shall be further amended to read as follows :- 

"The number of spectators admitted to the Sports Ground and to the various 

areas of the spectator accommodation within the Sports Ground shall not 

exceed, the following figures:- 

Spion Kop 



West Stand 

North West Terrace-Upper 

North Stand 

18,200 

5,567 

3,3i0 

4,465 

2,300 

9,700 

Total Crowd Capacity 43,542" 

"I0. a) No spectator shall be allowed access to that part of the Sports 

Ground known as the West Terrace except in the circumstances 

specified in b. 

HB7AAI/JL 

b) Spectators may be admitted to that part of the West Terrace of 

the Sports Ground known as the North West Terrace - Upper if the 

South Yorkshire Police Officer in command at the ground is of 

the opinion that use should be made of that area in an emergency 

to ensure the reasonable safety of spectators at the Sports 

Ground." 

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SHEFFIELD CITY O0~ClL 


NOTICE OF ~MENDMENT OF GENERAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE 

ISSUED ON 21ST DECEMBER 1979 

TAKE NOTICE TFIT l-dE SAFETY CERTIFIC.dTE ISSUED TO SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 

FOOTBALL CLUB%LIMITED IN RESPECT OF THE HILLSBOROUGH STADIUM, 

PENISTOh’E ROAD, SHEFFIELD BY SOUTH YORKSHIRE COUhq’Y COUNCIL ON 21 ST 

DECEMBER 1979 (AS A.w~--~NDED ON llTd AND 18TH ADGUST 1989) IS HEREBY 

FURTHER AMENDED A~ND ADDED TO 

The amendments are as specified in Appendix I. 

THESE &MEhDMEN~S AND ADDITIONS ARE ISSUED BY THE SHEFFIELD CITY 

COUNCIL IN RESPECT OF THE PR~-MISES DESCRIBED ABOVE BEING A SPORT 

GR~JND DESIGn%TED BY ORDER UNDER SECTION 1 OF THE SAFEIX OF SPORTS 

GROUNDS ACT 1975 AS A SPORTS GROUh~ REQUIRING A SAFETY CERTIFICATE. 

The terms and conditions hereby imposed are those which Sheffield 

City Council consider necessary or expedient to secure reasonable 

safety at the Sports Ground when it is in use for an activity in 

respect of which this Certificate is issued. 

The amendments and additional conditions shall come into operation on 

the ~ ~ ~’~day o f ~A#T~L&gm! 989. 

Dated the ]~ day of~h*5,~g~ 198! 

Signet 



Acting Head of Administration 

and Legal Department on behalf 

of and duly authorised by the 


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The Safety Certificate issued by the South Yorkshire County Council on 21st 

December 1979 and amended on llth and 18th August 1989 shall be further amended 

to read as follows:- 

Schedule 3 

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The number of spectators admitted to the Sports Ground and to the various areas 

of the spectator acco~odation within the Sports Ground shall not exceed the 

following figures: 

Spion Kop 16,800 

South Stand Upper 5,567 

South Stand Lower 3,310 

West Stand 4,465 

North West Terrace Upper 

O North Stand 

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2,300 

9,700 

Total Crowd Capacity 42,142 

Condition 5 

Without prejudice to the provisions of Section 8 of the Act the Holder shall not 

cause or permit the Sports Ground or any of its installations to be altered 

(which term shall exclude minor remedial works which do not in any way affect 

the safety of the Sports Ground) in any manner whatsoever without the prior 

consent of the Council. In addition, no temporary structure shall be installed 

without the prior written consent of the Council. The Holder shall supply the 

Council ~th copies of such plans, specifications and calculations as the 

Council may reasonably require to enable any application for such consent to be 

considered and shall comply with any conditions attached to that consent. 

PB/63/DBI39

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From: 

To: 

SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICE 

Chief Superintendent Nesbit, ’F’ Division 

A/Assistant Chief Constable (Operations) 

~. Broa,-uhead 

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SUBJECT: 

Ref: 

Station/Dept: 

Date: 

F,/J.~N/DR 

’F’ I~ 

22 November 1959 

Approximately five minutes before the kick off at 8 pm I went to the rear 

of the North West Terracing where I saw 200/300 people standing in the 

gangways and at the bottom of the stai~-ells being unable to gain access 

into the terraced area. Having examined the situation I realised that 

there was no way this n~ber could safely be accorrmodated within that 

terraced area and I made irrmediate plans to have them transferred to 

available seatin$ within the North Stand. ~\hilst carrying out this 

exercise I was informed by Chief Inspector Beal that a further 100/150 

spectators were still dutside in Leppings Lane ~’aiting to be a~-nitted. 

On rrs~ instructions the turnstiles were closed and were not re-opened 

until the people ~ho had been unable to gain access to the North West 

Terracing had been placed in the North Stand. Having successfully 

achieved this I then arranged for the spectators ~ho had been waiting 

outside to be also accorrmodated within the North Stand. 

I am concerned that the present Safety Certificate allo\~ 2300 people to 

be acconrnodated within the North ~st Terraces as a contingency, and 

having discussed the matter with Superintendent Sleath and ~. Mackrell, 

Secretary of the Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, we are all agreed 

that this figure should now be revised to 1500 maximum. 

Ch~rintendent

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From 

Date 

Ref. 

Tel. Ext 

23rd N~,~.-~ger, 1989 

BSD/Ag’~/~Z~z .7/0~DK 

4162 -M~r. A. ~at!er 

To 

Ref. 

Safety of Sports 

Sheffield Wednesday ~ Club PLC " 

Ca city of upper North West 

Head o~ Administrati(~ and Lega! 

Department 

:’%Dr the attention of .win. J. Derricott 

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Subsequent to a meeting at Haumertx~ Road Polfoe Station cn 22nd 

to discass various matters arising from the match between Sheffield 

Wednesday and Sheffield United on 21st ~, I ha~e had cause to 

revise the re~ hol~ capacity for this area of the ground. 

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You will recall that the present capacity figures ware produced within 

hours, cn llst August, 1989, ard therefore cnly a paper exercise was 

carried (~ut in that restrictive time. ¯ ..- 

A site visit earlier today revealed the extent of the area of terrace 

partially blinded by the screen between the North West Terrace and the 

North Stand. 

Accordingly that area has been omitted from the gross available area of 

terra~_. 

The holding capacity of the remaining areas has been re-ca!culated and 

modified in accordance with the Taylor reccmY~ndations,, giving a resultant 

figure of 1,709. 

Eastwood and Partners drawing number 1610/64E has been used for the layout 

of this area. In a telelAbone conversation between Mr Strange of Eas~ 

and ?~ and nry Principal Structural Engineer, late this afternoon, it 

was intimated tbmt this drawing may not be accurate, and that the gross 

available space may be slightly s~aller than is shown an the drawing. 

Until the area has been resurveyed and revised drawings received, I would 

r~ that the holding capacity for the Upper North West Terrace be a 

maxinum of 1,500.

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H M Webster Esq LLB 

Head of Department 


Administration & Legal Department 

To%m Hall 

Sheffield Sl 2HH 

For the personal and urbent attention of 

Mr John Derricott 

Dear Sir 

HILLSBOROUGH FOOTBALL GROUND - THE NORTH WEST TEKRACE 

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2._ C-4". /[ 23 November 1989 

As you are aware, on the evening of 21 November 1989 Sheffield Wednesday played 

Sheffield United at the Hillsborough Stadium. As a contingency the north west 

terrace was taken into use to accommodate the Sheffield United fans. The present 

capacity of this terrace is 2300 but, in the view of the officer in charge on the 

night - Chief Superintendent Nesblt ’F’ Division - that number cannot be safely 

accommodated. Approximately five minutes before the Pdch-off there were 200/300 

people standing in the gangways and at the bottom of the stairwells, being unable 

to gain access into this terrace. Having examined the situation, Chief 

Superintendent Nesblt concluded that this number of people could not be safely 

accommodated within the terraced area and made pleas to have them transferred to 

another part of the ground. Whilst this exercise was being carried out it was 

seen that a further 100/150 spectators were still outside in Lepplngs Lane 

waiting to be admitted. These people, too, were accommodated in the north stand. 

It will be seen that around 450 people could not be accommodated and this was at 

a time when tickets had been sold which should have ensured that the capacity 

would not have been exceeded. 

It is the view of Chief Superintendent Nesbit that the capacity for this north 

west terrace should be reduced, and he has held preliminary discussions with the 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Secretary, Mr Graham Mackrell, who has agreed 

that a realistic figure should be 1500 maximum. 

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Clearly, urgent attention needs to be given to this matter since the fixture next 

week on 29 November - Sheffield Wednesdey -v- Liverpool - is expected to draw a 

good cro~ and it would seem that lessons had not been learnt if on that night 

gates had to be c!osed before the officla! maximum capacity h~d been reached. 

I await your early reply. 

Yours faithfully 

A/Assistant Chief Constable 

(Operatlons) 

Copy to: Mr G Mackrell 

Chief Superintendent Nesbit

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As you are avare from the conversation w/~h Y.zz. Vo~hea~, ~e ~tld~n~ Surveyor 

hal advised r.e ~hat the plaa up4~ whic!% the or/£[~l ~ ~lS based was 

incorrect.. £n v£~w of ~he fact tha~ fresh calculatioul have ~ ~mde ~n 

respec~ of the north ves~ cor=er, ~h~e appears to re~olve ~he-2roSle,, in that 

respect. ~o~ever, £ am concerned a5ou~ the plans a~ ~lcuiazions for ~he 

re=a!~der of the ground. W~th refereuce ~o the Kop area, I ~n~erstaud tha~ y~ra 

are confident tha~ ~heae plans are correct. I would 5e L~r~teful if you vould 

co~fLru th~s. 

I am pleased to Bo=e that you ~i ~e a~tendi~ r.he Ceoeral ~=x~o~es Panel 

Y~etlng at 2,30 p.m. on Honday, ~he 27~h November, ~In~e I an ~-ure members will 

requ!re clar:f~ca,-iou of a large m:=her of ~a~erT a~ ~ha~ meeEi:~o 

Yours ~IDcerel7, 

nea~ oz Depart=e== 

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TO THE GENERAL PURPOSES PANEL 

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SA£ETY OF SPORTS GROUh~OS ACT 1975 (AS AME.~ED) 

Capacities of Terrace Areas at Certificated Football Grounds and in 

particular the North West Upper Terrace t Sheffield Wednesday Football Ground 

1 ¯ Introduction 

l.l On Wednesday, 22nd November, 1989 at the request of the South Yorkshire 

Police, Officers from the Administration and Legal Department, the 

Department of Land and Planning and the South Yorkshire Fire Service 

attended at Hammerton Road Police Station to view extracts from the 

Police video of the football match that had taken place at Hillsborough 

Sports Stadium the night before¯ 

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The Police highlighted the problem that had been experienced by a 

number of spectators in the North West Upper Terrace of the Ground and 

the action they had taken to alleviate the problem,\~tT_~ ~¢~,~d 

It was suggested that in the absence of further data) a revised 

capacity of 1,500 be placed in this area and that the General Safety 

Certificate in respect of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club be amended 

to reflect this. It was pointed out by the Police that the Club had no 

objection to this and the proposal was confirmed by Mr. Mackrell on 

behalf of the Club on Thursday, 23rd November, 1989. 

1.4 The General Safety Certificate was amended with the approval of the 

Chairman of the General Purposes Panel on Friday, 24th November, 1989. 

I attach a copy of the amendment¯ 

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Building Surveyor’s Memorandum of 23rd November~ 1989 

Mr. Butler informed my Chief Licensing Officer (Sports Grounds), Mr. 

Derricott, in a telephone conversation at approximately 10.30 a.m. on 

23rd November, that Mr. Strange of Messrs¯ Eastwood & Partners, 

Consulting Engineers, had spoken to Mr. Sherriff, Principal Structural 

Engineer, Department of Land and Planning, and suggested that the plan 

on which capacities had been calculated for the North West Upper 

Terrace of the West Terrace was incorrect. 

2.2 Mr. Butler confirmed this in a memorandum to me dated 23rd November, 

1989, and received by my Chief Licensing Officer at 11.30 a.m. on 24th 

November, 1989. I would draw your attention to paragraph 6 of the 

memo ra ndum. 

2.3 The capacity of 2,300 was incorporated into the Safety Certificate 

after I received a memorandum from the Building Surveyor dated llth 

August, 1989 (copy attached). This amendment was authorised by the 

Panel at its ~eeting on 17th August, 1989.

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3.1 

Messrs. Eastwood & Partners 

My Assistant Solicitor, Mrs. Wood.head, telephoned Messrs. Eastwood & 

Partners on Friday afternoon, 24th November, 1989 at approximately 

1.00 p.m. and spoke with a Mr. Strange. 

3.2 ,Mr. Strange pointed out that a revised plan was being drawn up based on 

calculations that had been made that day. He informed my Assistant 

Solicitor that the initial calculations for the area put the capacity 

at 1,594. This figure has not yet been confirmed by Messrs. Eastwood & 

Partners. 

3.3 My Assistant Solicitor queried whether or not the plans for the Spion 

Kop Terrace area were correct. Mr. Strange confirmed that the plans 

deposited with the Council for the Spion Kop were, as far as he was 

aware, up to date and correct. 

3.4 I have written to Messrs. Eastwood & Partners confirming my Assistant 

Solicitor’s telephone conversation and inviting a representative to the 

Panel meeting on 27th November (copy letter attached). 

4. Items for Consideration 

4.1 To confirm the actions of the Chairman in conjunction with the Head of 

Administration and Legal Department in authorising the amendment to the 

General Safety Certificate in respect of Sheffield Wednesday Football 

Club reducing the capacity for the North West Terrace Upper from 2,300 

to i, 500. 

4.2 To consider what further action, if any, is needed in view of the 

forthcoming match on Wednesday, 29th November, 1989. 

4.3 To consider asking the Club to submit a full set of plans in respect of 

the Ground for the purposes of reassessing capacities. 

5. Documents Attached 

5.1 The amended Schedule of Capacities incorporated into the General Safety 

Certificate for Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. 

5.2 The Building Surveyor’s memoranda dated llth August, 1989 and 23rd 

November, 1989. 

5.3 My letter to Messrs. Eastwood & Partners dated 24th November, 1989. 

6. Recommendations 

6.1 The Panel is recommended to:- 

(a) confirm the action taken by the Chairman in conjunction with the 

Head of Administration and Legal in reducing the capacity for the 

North West Terrace Upper of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club to 

1,500;

Town Hall 

SHEFFIELD 

(b) ask the Advisory Group to prepare a set of plans regulations which 

can be used by the Club to draw up a set of plans to enable 

capacities to be reassessed at the Sports Ground. 

November, 1989 

SGIAAD/JJJ 

H. M. Webster 

Head of Administration 

and Legal Department

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SEEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL 

SAFETY OF S?GRTS GROUhDS ACT 1975 

NOTICE OF AMERDHENT OF GENERAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE 


!~KE NOTICE T£AT THE SAFETY CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO SHEFFIELD ;~EDNESDAY 

FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED IN RESPECT OF T~E HILLSBOROUGH STADIUM, 

PEhqSTO.~’E ROkD, SHEFFIELD BY SOUTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ON 21ST 

DECB-~BER 1979 (AS A.~NDED OH IITB, IBTH AUGUST, 1989 Ah’O 15TH 

SEPTEMBER, 1989) IS HEREBY FURTHER A.MENDED 

The amendment is as specified in Appendix I. 

THIS AMENDMENT IS ISSUED BY THE SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL IN RESPECT OF 

THE PREMISES DESCRIBED ABOVE BEING A SPORT GROUND DESIGK~TED BY ORDER 

UNDER SECTION 1 OF THE SAFETf OF SPORTS GROUNDS ACT 1975 AS A SPORTS 

GROUND REQUIRING A SAFE~’Y CERTIFICATE. 



safety at the Sports Ground when it is in use for an activity in 

respect of which this Certificate is issued¯ 

The amendment shall come into operation on the 24th day of November, 

]989. 

Dated the 2hth day of November, 1989. 

Signed ....... 

TO:- Sheffield ~’ednesday Football Club Limited 


Head of Administration and 

Legal Department on behalf 


Sheffield City Council

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The Safety Certificate Issued by the South Yorkshire County Council on 21st 

December 1979 and amended on llth, 18th August and 15th September 1989 shall be 

further amended to read as follows:- 

Schedule 3 


of the spectator accommodation within the Sports Ground shall not exceed the 

following figures: 

Splon Kop 



West Stand 

North West Terrace Upper 

North Stand 

16,800 

5,567 

3,310 

4,465 

1,500 

9,700 

Total Crowd Capacity 41,342 

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NOTICE OF AI~hDKENT OF GENERAL SAFETY CERTIFICATE 


TAKE NOTICE THAT THE SAFETY CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 

FOOTBALL CLUB. LIMITED IN RESPECT OF T~E HILLSBOROUGH STADIUM, 

PENISTOh~ ROAD, SHEFFIELD BY SOUTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY OOUNCIL ON 21ST 

DECEMBER 1979 (AS AMENDED ON IITH, 18TH AUGUST, 1989, 15TH SEPTEMBER, 

1989 AND 24TH NOVEMBER, 1989) IS HEREBY FURTHER AMENDED 

The amendment is as specified in Appendix I. 

~HIS AMENDMENT IS ISSUED BY THE SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL IN RESPECT OF 

THE PREMISES DESCRIBED ABOVE BEING A SPORT GROUND DESIGNATED BY ORDER 

UNDER SECTION I OF THE SAFETY OF SPORTS GROUNDS ACT 1975 AS A SPORTS 

GROUND REQUIRING A SAFETY CERTIFICATE. " .. 

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safety at the Sports Ground when it isinuse for an activity in 

respect of which this Certificate is issued. °. 

The amendment shall come into operation on the 27th day of November, 

1989. 

Dated the 27th day of November, 1989¯ 


Signed ................................ 


Head of Administration and 

Legal Department on behalf 



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The Safety Certificate issued by the South Yorkshire County Council on 21st 

December 1979 and amended on llth, 18th August, 15th September 1989 and 24th 

November, 1989 shall be further amended to read as follows .’- 

Schedule 3 


of the spectator accommodation within the Sports Ground shall not exceed the 

following figures : 

Spion Kop 

south Stand Upper 


West Stand - 

North West.Terrace Upper 

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North Stand 

Total Crowd Capacity 

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16,800 

5,120 

1,920 

4,46i 

1,400 

9,700 

39,405

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i,;" P i~a’ves ~arile:" L.~y, I \vri~.e in rela=lon ~.o acd;’~ional fa.:zs ;~;,icn n~ve 

ua.~r ui~z.c:v~:’~.], p,_’:’L,,in;,;~ ~o "~he Upper i~o,’ti~ Wes~ Terr-~c::*.g a- ::ie flil]sborough 

S:iui;ii:i .~!Id, in pai’L;CU]~.ff, In rala£ion ~o -he calculazeu capaci-w fo." znaz 

&FO~! QT ~,~I0. gtOlwrid, 

....,:., .,,~: .,eli1 I-l;;Jl ~.~..’..:K p]a,-e on iu april iyo.~ ~i~e capac~Ly for ;~e upper 

#,,,....; ,,~3 ~e,-ro.~e ;;as -,~uu ane, ouvto,.;sly, :.na’~ nu~:’,z,e." OT" ~ic,’~rs ;:o.Jl,_1. 

be SO].’-’. FO]lO;;~r,; ’~,.e (~;~aszar,~;~s seczion of ~ne grcuna rem~]neu ur..us~d, 

~:ave,.’c:,:less, ~he Loca] ,,u;.,;ori-~yin lille wi~.h ~he r,.~co,~:~=,qua~or, s of Lord 

Cusz]ce T~;’lor, r:assc.ssec -he capacity as z,Juu. As ~;,~ season prc,~ressed 

i-. ~:~ca:’.e heces~a,’:’ ~o use :.,ie dpper ,~o,’~;~ n~s’~ Terro,-e ~s an ez’~-rg,-n,zy cc.r, tingen,Jy 

area zo accoF,~,~ocaT.e ’~iSl~if, g fans~ and LllIS ,vlas encapsu!azed in ::no 3,~fe~..’,’ 

before zne evenlr, g of Z~ ,iOvem~ber i~ only a few nundreo speczators had 

buen accc,~~o~ated ~n zhe area referred ~o buz on the evening ~en’~.ioned ie: 

’21 llover;ber 15~U 3heff;e]d Iqeonesday played Si~effielo United a~ zhe H11isborough 

bLedium in zi~e Zeni~n-Daza Systems Cup. As ;all] be appreciazed, l;l~ere was 

nuch local in;eres:, in ~nis mazcn and with ~he consent of the Local I( ~=,~.aor~’zy 

A~visory Group, zt, e Upper llor~h Wes~ Terrace was used ~o accoz~nodaze Sheffield 

bnizea fans. I repeat that at this ti~e the authoriseo capacizy hao been 

assessec as 2,3uu and ~l~at amount of tickets, or thereabouts, were Solo for 

:.:~i s erea. 

F:v= ,:.;~:~s before kick off ;he area was full and no more spectators coulo 

be safely accor~oda;ea. I~ was seen that there was between 2uu ane 3uo people 

standing in the gangways to the terrace and at the bottom of the stairwells 

waiting to gain access, but due to the density of the crowd they were unable 

to do so. The Chief Superintendent in charge, Mr Nesbit, concluded that 

no more spectators coulo be safely acco~raodated witnin this terrace area 

and those who were waiting to gain access were taken to another part of the 

ground. Whilst this exercise was being carried out it was seen that a further 

100/150 spectators were still outside the turnstiles in Lepplngs Lane, waiting 

to be admitted.

During the game it was necessary for spectators comfort to remove a further 

350 from this terrace. Estimations are that once spectators had been removed 

about 1,700 people remained but they were still closely packed. 

As stated previously this was the first time since the Semi Final on 15 April 

1989 when the area had been at capacity, and it was abundantly clear that 

the number of spectators shown on the certificate, ie: 2,300 could not be 

accommodated, but at the rife of the Se~d Final the fixed capacity for this 

area was 2,800. Im=nediate discussions took place between Chief Superintendent 

Nesbit and the Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Secretary, Nr Graham Mackrell, 

and they agreed an emergency figure of 1,500 maximum. On 23 November 1989 

I wrote to Mr H II Webster - copy letter enclosed - the Head of Sheffield 

Administration and Legal Department advising him of our concern and a special 

meeting of the General Purposes Panel was called for 2.00 pm on Monday 27 

November 1989. 

Between times, it was discovered from an officer of the Council, Nr John 

Derricott, the Safety in Sports Ground Officer, that the plans which the 

Local Authority used to determine the capacity for the North West Upper Terrace 

had been drawn to a scale ~hich showed the terrace to be larger than it actually 

was, 

At the meeting on 27 November 1989 an emergency item was introduced which 

encapsulated the information contained in this letter to this point. A copy 

of the notes for this r~eting are included. 

There was prolonged discussion as,to the revised capacity for this area of 

the ground and Mr John Strange, who was representing Eastwood and Partners 

at the meeting, suggested that the capacity to be fixed at 1,400 will allow 

tir~ for exact calculations to be made, but he was sure that the figure of 

1,400, whilst erring on the side of safety, would not be too far from the 

exact figure. So, on i5 April 1989 we had a capacity of 2,800 which has 

now been reduced to 1,400, a reduction of i00%! 

At the meeting, the question was never asked, or indeed, considered relative 

to the accuracy of the plans for the Leppings Lane Terrace on which the capacity 

had aeen calculated, a question which I have now addressed to the Local Authority 

in my letter, a copy of which is attached. 

I need not spell out the implications which surround the facts now brought 

to light, but if I can be of further help to you in this matter, I would 

be pleased if you could contact me. 

Yours sincerely 

A/Assistant Chief Constable 

Operations

EASTWOOD & PARTNERS 

(Consulting Engineers) 

A.A. Wood 

R.C.A. Eastwood 

G. Soir 

C.S. Greaves 

S. Preston 

G.,~. Seaman 

D.9. Stephens 

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Sheffield Wednesday Football Ground 

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Please excuse the delay in giving a detailed response to your 

letter of 6 December 1989. I needed to have some checks made on the 

measurements of the terrace. Arrangements were made for these 

measurements to be made on two occasions. Each time there was heavy, 

rain all day. The work was completed just before Christmas. 

By way of background, you will no doubt be aware that we did 

not -=~: u_../ out a survey of the Leooings .. Lane end of the cround when 

~he origina! Safety Certificate was applied for in 1978-79. The 

Club prcv!ded drawings prepared by their previous consultants 

of the North stand, the West stand the North West corner from 

which we made measurements. There were no drawings available of 

the older parts of the crcund (the Kop and the South stand) and 

we were cc~missicned by the Club co make the necessary measurements 

on site, for which we quoted a specific fee. This is al! well 

documented in our correspondence with the Club at the time and in 

our reDor= to them of January 1979. 

We have now measured the upper part of the North West corner, 

and there is a considerable discrepancy between the actua! measure- 

2, $50(:~’.e5 

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merits and :hcse scaled from ’-he draw±ng ~ased upon tha 

:r~,:ided bv the Club. --,=~=---d ,~f :he ~:~O .... ,~..__.,-’~’~ ..~’-~ 

-~ =,-~llv bee., ,:cnsidered -c De :h~ caFacit’:- cf ~he u~_cer 

>:cr’_h ;¢esn corner, -~ .... toga’ ,r==: ~- available would on~v_ take 

’2 ~-._ cn the _’~asis of 54 spec:ators :o lCm: 

Yhe di=crecancv_ . . betxeen -’-~ ~ dr:-winc_ and :he actual measurement 

is non_..~ any way_ =p~-~--_ ~ ...._ _=~_~.,. a ".:tsua~_ _.."~s:ec:icn_ of the terrace. 

At the time when we were re~cr-in~ tn 197~, we were made 

aware that in $ep:ember !970, following a re~or~ by the Club’s 

c~e-ious._ . ~¢ult=n---~..- - = == the - ’ .mc!ic= na;~ =creed_ - = capac.=y ~ ~ " for the 

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eievaned :;crth ,’;es- corner cf 3,uC~ _=pectatcrs. Thatfigure 

cra higher one had been used ~- -i! the major ~...es from the 

Wcrid Cup in 1966. Ther-~ was thus no reason for us to be alerted 

in 1978/,-9. he enclose a copy cf the 1970 report and the Chief 

Constable’s "_’enter to the Club dated 30 Septe-i~er 1970. 

Obviously we have been concerned about the possibility that 

the calculations for the terrace in front of the West stand might 

also have been based on a misleading plan. Cur check measurements 

have shown that the actua! area is such that it could accommodate 

the ’notiona!’ n~Ti~er of spectators with a slightly lower density 

than 54 per !Om=. 

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Yours sincerely,

~HEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL CLUB 

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HILLSBOROUGH STADIU~i 

REPORT 

ON 

CROXVD CAPACITY 

1970 

LIMITED 

HUSBAND & CO.. 

CONSULTING ENGINEERS, 

AND ARCHITECTS. 

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SHEFFIELD. 

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.~h~nk y~’, r~r yc"--~ letter ^f ~-’~ ""~’" 

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copy of tze Chief Constable’s_~e~ter cared !oth v~_.j~"~’" in 

connection ’~!th the Or.stund Caoaclzy of ~ _ 

Stadi~. 

! understand the words "scientific calculation~ ~.~ere 

used by your goodself in the origin.-_! terms of reference 

to us but in t]:e absence of a_~.-~ :~no’~n for~Jla we have 

dealt wlth t~.is zat~er by empirical means. 

We a~sembled a small crowd of people in our drawin~ 

office to represen~ a sample of a c.~wd str.ndln~ ror~sonablu 

c!ose to,eta:or. ’.Te then establlsnea a coefficient ~f 1.34 

llne.~l fee’- oer. ~.o.- ~..~n on e::ch stem. ~f ~errace 

being allocated the ~ull depsn of zhe terrace whatever its 

dlmenslon. 

We then referred to our detailed surveys of the terrace 

end ~e a!so measured on site t.~e ~’~u.::~n USable lenct~ of the 

terrace ste~s, z~klnC due al!o:~ance for ~.~nn~ays, p.-:ss~e~ays, 

_.rways, e~c. and ~he length of each sect!on was aivided 

by the coefllc!ent to esD~bllsh the capacity. 

We re-ard the fore].in% as an inter!m approach to the 

problem, until such ~ as ~he ~_~.-~-~- ~"’ ~--~ could be chec!-ed 

by t~ue use of cro~.d count!rig devices. 

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City of Sheffield 

Metropolitan District 

Mark VVebs:er, Sotlcilor 

Head cf Departmenl 

Our reference 

Your reference 

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GP/262/WJD 

10th January, 1990 

The Deputy Chief Constable, 

South Yorkshire Police, 

Police Headquarters, 

Snig Hill, 

SHEFFIELD. 

$3 SLY 

Dear Sir, 

Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975 (as amended) 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club - 

Capacity of North West Terrace (Upper Section) 

Administration & Legal Department 

Town Hall 

She,~eld $1 2HH 

Telephone 0742-7264a.4 

Facsimile 0742-735003 

Telecom Gold 79: LLA L’~20 

Telex 54243 SHFLIB G cr 

265871 MONREF G {quote ref LLA 3020) 

Please find attached the letter I have recently received from Messrs. 

Eastwood & Partners concerning the capacity of the North West Terrace (Upper 

Section). 

The letter will be referred to the next Advisory Group for discussion. 

Should you however, require any further information or clarification, 

please do not hesitate to contact my Chief Licensing Officer, Mr. Derricott, 

on the number given below. 


Head of Department 

eric. 

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For telephone enquiries on this ma,’ler p lease rin g ........................................ 

734087 Mr-_Derri=~t 

(STDCooe g]42) 

Telex 542t.3 (Administration & Legal)

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To: 

~OUTH YORKSHIRE POLICE 

PC 808 ROSEVEAR FOOTBALL LIAISON SECTION 

CH SUPT MOLE B DIVISION 

SUBJECT: 

ATTENDANCES AT HILLSBOROUGH 

Ref: OPS DR/SM 

Station/Dept: OPERATIONS 

Date: 13 September 90 

Set out below are attendances at Hillsborough pre-disaster to the 1984/85 

season. Attendances in excess of 30,000 are shown:- 

ii 2 89 

14 1 89 

7 5 88 

9 4 88 

27 1 88 

20 1 88 

9 1 88 

i0 i0 87 

12 4 87 

14 3 87 

27 12 86 

25 8 86 

¯ 293 86 

12 3 86 

9 ii 85 

4 5 85 

9 4 85 

2 2 85 

30 1 85 

8 9 84 

25 8 84 

Gen/2 Pc ~O8 Rose~ 

34,825 

31 524 

35,893 

51,622 

38,953 

34,535 

33,306 

32,400 

51,372 

48,005 

40,950 

33,007 

37,946 

35,522 

48 307 

37 381 

39,380 

48,246 

36,505 

33,421 

32,950 

Manchester United League 

Liverpool League 


Liverpool/Forest Semi Final 

Everton FA Cup 

Arsenal Lit t lewoods 

Cup 

Everton FA Cup 


Leeds/Coventry Semi Final 

Coventry FA Cup 


Everton League 


West Ham FA Cup 


Everton league 



Chelsea Milk Cup 

Spurs League 

Notts Forest League

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Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Ltd., 

~:.illsborough, 

Sneffield 6. 

?o Professional Services in connection With 

various works associated with application 

for Certificate of Ground Safet~ 

InterL~ Fees Account ~:o. 1 

Lump sum on account 

Ks work carried out before rate of V.A.T. 

was changed - V.A.T. at 6% 

- with compliments - 

1610 

25 JUly 1979 

£5,000.00 

400.OO 

£5,400.00 

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Hi 11sbo rough, 

Sheffield 6. 

To Professional Services in co~me~ion with 

Grantiln~ of a Ground Safety Certificate 

Duties including ma~ing survey of South stand 

and various other parts of ground. 

Making drawings to requirements of the~ 

South Yorkshire County Council for use in 

discussions and for inclusion in Certificate 

of Ground Safey. 

Preparing a comprehensive report to the 

Club. Preparing a further report including 

our own calculations of capacity, exit times 

etc. for consideration by S.Y.C.Co 

Attending various meetings, ~ducting 

negotiations to obtain relaxations and 

agreement with the local authority. 

Preparing tender documents for various 

works, including remodelling exit 

arrangements, constructing new exi~ from 

stands and Splon Kop, strengthening exlsting 

crush barriers and providing additional 

barriers, upgrading fire reslstance in 

South stand, new emergency lighting system, 

complete re-wiring of South stand. 

Supervision by visits 

Valuing work and issuing Certificates 

Agreed fee 

Fee for testing crush barrieBs, boundary 

fences, ballustrades in South stand. 

Re-testing barriers which had to be 

strengthened. Issuing report. 

Less fee already received 

Fee now due 

V.A.T. at 15% 

1610 

22 July 1980 

£18,O00.OO 

3,500.00 

21,500.00 

5,000.00

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Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Ltd. # 

Hi llsborou gh, 

Sheffield 6. 

8 August 1980 

Dear Eric, 

Safety Certificate .1979 - Professional Fees 

As the work associated with obtai~g the safety certificate 

1979 plus the rewiring of the.South stand etc. is now complete 

~tion mo~les at the end of the 

maintenance period, I have p~asure in pmiemting~our fee account. 

You will recall that last Feb~ the Qharge8 for our professlonal 

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services were agreed at £18,’0OO plum of "~u~.Ehe: 0Omt of testing 

and retesting the crush bari~lers’:0f £3,5OO~ We had £5,000 in 

fees last year which leaves £16;S00 outst~dlng. 

When sending fees accounts I l~e to may thank you for 

employing us but in this case it has been ¯ particularly pleasant 

experience working with you. ~ 

Yours 8inoerely,

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EASTWOOD ~ PARTNERS 

Consulting Engineers 

W. Eastwood 

A.A. Wood 

A. G. Burdott 

R. C. A. Esstwood 

A~odelm : 

Geoffr~f $p(r 

C. 8. Groavww 

A. J. Clough 

J.A. Sl:.snge 

Cem~’ta= : 

A. L. Peroy 

C.E~I. ./~J.C.F-. M.IJ’~. 

S [nZ., C.[nl=.. M.I.C.[., M.LStruct.E. 

I.A., C-hi, M.C.I.IJ, MJ.J’led~.E. 

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Hi llshorough, 

Sheffield, 

$6 ISW. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To Professional Services in Inspgcting and Testin~ 

~-lectrical Inst’allation in Connection with Renewal 

of Ground Safety Certificate 

Survey of the electrical installations in the 

West Stand, North Stand, Splon Kop, Leppings Lane 

and Penistone Road entrances involving :- 

(a) Tracing and listing of all circui%s 

(b) &ssessment of maximum loading for each 

circuit and checking against cable 

capacity and fuse/circuit breaker. 

Correcting fuses as necessary. 

(c) ~isual examination of all items of 

equipment and of accessible wiring to 

check c~Idltion. 

Testing of the elect~Ecal installations in eaoh 

area involving disconnection and reconnec~on of 

every circuit to carry o~t t- 

(a) p4m~ity checks for connection points, 

socket outlets and single pole 

switohed itemm. .... 

(b) 

earth continuity checks for eaoh clZ~U~t. 

(o) earth loop impedance measuremen~ £or 

each circuit. 

(d) insulation tests for each group of 

circuits including identlficatiom of 

faulty circuits. 

(e) arranging for faulty olrcu!ts to be 

replacdd as extension to .the contraot 

for the re-wiring of the South stand. 

Supervision of this re-wiring work. 

(f) inspection and testing of emergency 

lighting equipment including one hour 

test on batteries. 

Issuing I.E.E. and B.S. Inspection and Test 

Certificates. 

Rogimered in England - No./11134531 

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V.A.T. Re~isiration No. 172 923t" 61 

BOWMAKER HOUSE 

23 KINGFIELD ROAD 

SHEFFIELD $11 9AS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

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Partner’s time say 

Associate partner’s time 16 hours at £iO 

Assistant Electrical Engineer 80 hours at £9 

Car mileage 157 at 16.5p 

V.A.T. at 15% 


£ 25 .OO 

160. OO 

720 .OO 

25.90 

£ 930.90 

139.63 

£1,O70.53

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Contultlng Engineer= 

W. Eastwood echo. Ph.D,. F,Eno+ F.I.C.£. 

FlStTuct £. F GS. MConm£. 

A. A. Wood a E.o.. PhD. C E.0. FJC.L 

F.I $.uct E.. M I.W.E.$. M Conl.E. 

A. G. Burdett 0u BS:(~.0) CEn0 M~CE 

R. C. A. Eaatwood s s: c [.o+ M ~c L M I Sttu:! F 

A=14~J =nee : 

Geoffrey Splr 

C. S. Greave= 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

A. L. Percy 

C.EnI.. M.I.C.E.. M.I.Mech.E. 

Eng.. C.EnI.. M.I,C.E., M.I.Scrvcc.E. 

BA,. C.En|.. M.C.I.|.$., M.I.MKh.E. 

C.F.ni.. M.l.$truct.E. 

M TKh.(Hon.), |.$.. C.Fn| ¯ F.I C.F., 

F.LScruct.E., F.I.Mun.E., MR, .T.P.I. 


Sheffield ~ednesday Football Club Ltd., 

Hi 1 isborough, 

Sheffield, 

S6 iSW. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To Services in connection with Renewal of 

Certificate of Ground Safety 1"9"80 (Other than 

Electrical Installation) 

Dr. Eastwood and John Strange attending ground 

at short notice to meet licensing authority 

representatives before semi-final. 

Correspondence refuting the need for certain 

matters which were requested. 

Arranging and carrying out test loading of 

barriers in lower part of Spion Kop (Just over 

one-fifth of all barriers in ground). 

Preparing specification and drawings for 

strengthening of nine barriers which failed the 

test. 

Supervising the contractors strengthening barriers. 

Inspection by Dr. Eastwood of whole ground. 

Carrying out formal inspection in company 

with licensing authority engineer. 

Issuing report on barrier testing and 

cn the inspection. 

Preparing and signing certificate that the 

structures etc. are satisfactory. 

~reparing list of maintenance i~ems for club. 

Dr. Eastwood’s time £200 less 25% discount. 

Dr. Eastwood preparing and signing certificate. 

Associate Partner’s time in visits, supervision 

of testing (twice and in drawing up contract 

and supervising strengthening of failed barriers. 

Time of three staff in testing barriers and 

then re-testing nine failed barriers. 

Drawing up report. Transporting equipment 

to and from ground. Charge for use of equipment 

including share of cost of recalibration 

certificate. 

Reg;stered in England - No. 1134531 

V.A.T. Registration No. 17~Z 9231 61 



SHEFFIELD Sll 9AS 

Tel : (0742) 583871 

il 

2419 


£150.OO 

gratis 

210. OO 

665.00

Brouqht forward £i,O15 .OO 

Engineers time in preparing drawings and 

making site visits during strengthening of 

barriers¯ 

Car mileage for all vlsts 109 at 16.5p 

V.A.T. at 15% 


39.50 

17.98 

£1,082.48 

162.37 

£1,244.85 

¯

1P 


Consulting Engineer= 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 

R. C. A. Eastwood 

AJSO(,Qttl 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Gresves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strmnge 

A. L. Percy 

B Eng. PHD.. FEng. FIC.L 

F I.StrucIL F GS.. M.Cont.[. 

B Eng. Ph D.. C.Eng. F,I CE.. 

F I Struct E.. M.!W E.S. M Cons E. 

G M.. BSc(Eng).CEng. MfC.E. 

B.Sc. C [f~g.. MII.C[+. M+I StruCt [. 

M.Tech (Hon.[ S Sc.. C.E,t.. FJ.C.E., 

F.I Struct.E . F Mun.E.. M.R.T.P.I. 

Sheffield Wednosd¯y Footb¯ll Club Ltd., 

Hillsborough, 

SHEFFIELD. 6 

To .ProfesslonR1 Service ! in Inspeett~ ¯nd 

Reportin K on South Stand Roof. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

~arioum discussions ¯nd correspondence with 

loc¯l ¯uthortty working p~rty dturing yomJr 

following gr¯nting of lertific¯te of Ground 

8¯ fe ty. 

Preparing dr¯wings of ¯ scaffold framm with 

platfor~ giving ¯ccess to all parts of ¯ roof 

trims and one bay of roof. 

Inviting tenders for erection of scaffold. 

Supervision of erection. 

Carrying out detailed inspection of roof. 

~eas~ri~ siege of the various steel Imbers. 

Making calculations to deterni~e adequacy 

under wind loading or snow loadingm. 

~iting advimory report with opiem to South 

Yorkahire County Council (January 1981). 

Informing 8heffield Building 8urveyorm 

Departeent that in our view no furt~r 

inspections are required in the next few yoLrm. 

Par tners t i~ 

Associate Partner 

Graduate Engineer 

Technician 

I0 hours @ £13.50 

7 hours @ £ 8.70 

4~ hours @ £ 4.00 

Registered in England - No. 1~34531 

VAT ~e.o;s:r,’.-t;on N~). ~’/2 92T~ F" 

Invoice No. : 




Tel : (0742) 583871 

ws/~ 

3008 

30 December, 1981 

!, 

II 

I, 

L 

75.00 

135.00 

60.90 

18.00 

£288.90

@ g 

@ Q 

filemSe 45 milem ¯ 18.5p 

Printing and binding report- 

gratis 

V.A.T. o 1~ 

Brought Forward 

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£ 

288.90 

8.32 

£341.80

@ 


W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

Conluiting Engineers 

A. G. Burdett 


AJIO(,O[u 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greavel 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strsngo 

Conlultont : 

A. L. Percy 

B.Eng. Ph.D.. FEng., FI.C.E.. 

F.l.Struct+L F.G S., M.Cons.E. 

B E~g. Ph D+, CEng., F.I,CE.. 

F.I StruCt E.. M.I.W.E,S+. M.Cons E. 

G M.. B.Sc.(Eng). C Eng., M.I C.E. 

B.Sr... C.Eng+. M I.C.E., M.I Struct+E. 

C E+|+, M.! CE.. M.I.Mech.E. 

i.IE~I.. CEnt., M.I.C.E.. M~l.Struc~.E. 

B.A.. C.Ent.. M.C.l.a.S.. M.I.MecK+E. 

C.E~I-. M,I.StPuc-I.E. 

M.T.cK.(Ho~+). t,.Sc.. C.E~I.. F.I.C IE.. 

F.l.Scruct.[.. F.I.Mu~.E., M.~..T.P.L 

Sheffield ~dnesday Football Club Ltd., 

HillsboroUgh t 

SHZFFI3LD. 6 

T° professio.nal services in connection with 

repairs to cracks 2n ~orth west Stand. 

December 1980 to April 1981 

Preparing specification for repair work. 

Ivtting tenders. Reporting to you 

supervision of work by visits. Cettlflcatlon 

of wlney due to Contractor. 

Scale fee for small contract~ is 10~ of 

cost of work carried out (£2,256.25). 

V.A.T. ¯ 1~ 

- With compliments - 

Reg;stered in England - No: 1134531 

".,:,T .’..’~:,:’,at~on No. 172 c.231 G1 

Our Ref : 

Your Raf : 

Invoice No. : 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

3039 


£ 

225.62 

33.84 

£259.46

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EASTWOOD ~t PARTNERS 


W. Eagtwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 

R. C. A. Eagtwood 

A~4O~ : 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Oreavu 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

C~utt-nt : 

A. L. Percy 

I~.E~. Ph.D.F.E~g. F LC.E. 

F.I~t~c~E. F.GS. M.ConLE. 

B.E~g, Ph.D, GEog.. F.I.C.E, 

FJ.St~.E.M.I.W.E.S, M.Cor~sE. 

G M, B.Sc.(Eng). C.EnQ.. M.I.c.F- 

C.Enl., M.I.C.E., M.I.Mech.E. 

II.Enl.. C.E~I., M.I.C.E.J4.I.Scrv~.E. 

IIJL, C.E~|., M.C.I.B.$.. M.I.M~’E.E. 

C.En|.. M.l.$truct.E. 

I’I.Tec~ (Mo~.). S.Sc.. C.Enl.. F.I.C.E.. 

FJ.$trvct.E.. F.Ltqun.E.. I"I.R.T.P J. 

Bheffteld Wed~emday Football Club Ltd., 

Elllmborou~h, 

Shelf Sold. _~. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

To Profe,ulo~l 8ervicss Dt~iM 1981 in 

.Co=~ection with ~rtific~t~ o~ Ground hfety 

&ttcndi~q~ meting vitb 8TCC wrkiN~ party 

o¯ 7 april (before F.£. Cup soil-fin=l) 

associate partners (structwr¯l and electric¯l) 

both involved. 

T/~ of structural ¯smoetat~ lart=r in 

~eparing our o~¯ internal mew for 

Dr. las t~oed. 

Invoice No. : 

I~ltlat letter to City Bulldlnm Btwvcyor 

follo11M the =Ntl== glvl=4 Dr. ~stwood’s 

opinion as to why so~ roof trtusaee in 

south staad are leaning and stating that 

club bad been advised that =onitori~ not 

MCOSS~y. 

Detailed inspection of ground by 

Dr, last~ood in July followed by ¯ further 

brief inspection after cork had been carried 

out on defective b~ricrs and boundary fence. 

Issuing by Dr. ~st~ood of a Certificate 

co=ccrning barrier testing, and also ¯ certificate 

follo~in= annua~ structural iupeotion. 

Corrcspondcacc in Junu~ty/Fel=ruary resisting 

~ ~ ~- rcquLremnt that electric ~Lting be cbockcd 

every year (we haTS issued ¯ f~ve ,lear 

certificate for all the =~v vtrl~4,) We did 

however a~ree that fire aZaras and public address 

syste= be tested oacc per year. 

Carrying out test on alszs= ctc on 16 htwu=ry. 

Preparing sketch of fLrc-proof total cabinet 

for batteries requested by firs officer. 

Ordering trickle charger and =odifying alarm 

Regit’tered in Englsnd - ~I,~. 113453~ 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

tI!/BZB 

3113 

31 December 1981.

O 

.... m. ¯ 

8ysCan wL~ing to allo~ trilkle chLtle when 

public sddrese system not in use (~ had boon 

aloled by m-nufa©tu=ero lit©rathe into 

believi~ there va~ s ©o~mtant trickle ©barge). 

l~s~rlal wiring diagram ohowl~ full vfel~ 

oyotau to modified foe ttteehl~i to side of 

simplifier tog©the: with lutrL~:tio:um, 

Providing wut0re ©spies to I~r, I~lsnd And 

copies to 8.Y.C.C, 

bporti~ to 8,Y,C,C, after flee-peoof 

cabinet and trickle chsrger installed, 

Certifyt~ electrical contractor’s 

accounts. 

Latter to 8.Y.O.O. rol~rdi~ ~nitgrLng 

device sdJscent to betCorioe~of.~blLa iddross 

sygtemlo indlcatiq that thfavse~o~.JWmtlfled, 

2 

" 1~0.00 

, 65.00

@ 



W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 


Geoffrey Spir 

C. S, Greavea 

A. J. CIough 

J. A. Strange 

t’enlu/MIn! : 

A, L, Percy 

EEl;, PhD. f[~; FIC[.. 

F.I.S.uc: E.. F G S.. M.Cons.E. 

B [~; , Ph D., C [~g . F.I C [.. 

F+I S’=ruc: E.. M.IW E.S+. M Cons E. 

G M. B SC (Er,’;;,L C~E~g, M ICE. 

B S C l " C.Eng, MI~ C,[., Mll S{ru~ E. 

t’.[r|.. H.[ C.E.. H.I,Hlch.[. 

~.E’,|.. C.[n| .. H.|,C.E.. H,|.Stru{t.E. 

I.A., C,E. l . H.C.|.I.S.. H.I.HIch+[. 

C.E~l.. H.l.$tru..E. 

PtTech.(Ho~J. a,$., C.E~ I,. F.LC E.. 

F.LStruct.E., F.I.Huh.E., H.R.T.P.L 

Ilbeffield ~’ednesday Football Club Ltd., 

Hillsborougb, 

SHEFFIELD. $6 

To Professional Services in Reporttn~ on 

Alternative Schemes for Extra Standtn E or Seating 

Accommodation at S.W. Corner of Ground, 

Initial meeting with Kr. England and Mr. Addy 

to discuss requirements. 

Carrying out detailed survey of existing terracing 

at S.W. Corner. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

Preparing a scbeese which could accommodate 

700 standing spectators without loss of capacity 

on the existing terrace. Carrying out basic 

calculations for structure. Three drawings 

illustrating the scheme. 

Preparing budget coat estimates. 

Advisory report dated 12 Juns, 1981. 

Following dtscussionsp preparing a =ore 

comprehensive scheme for complete redevelopment 

of S.W. cor~er with elevated deck sweeping round 

from South Stand to West Stand with lXNSsible 

capacity of up to 2544 standing or 1380 seated 

spectators. Making calculations ~oystructture 

sufficient to tusks cost estimate. Preparing 

drawings to illustrate scheses. 

Considering possibility of constructing in stages 

including a further eatenston backwards if 8outh 

Stand is eventually extended. 

Advisory report dated 13 3uly, 1981. 

Registered in England - No, 1134531 

V,A.T. meg[stration No, 172 9231 61 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

~/sR 

3391 

30 December, 1981

l~rtner’m tim tn dLrocttng work and wrltlnl; 

roporta. 

AssOCiate Partner 12 hours @ £13.00 

~ntor Chartered ,ngt~er 21~ hour,: ,12.00 

Chartered E~tn@er 2 hours £ 9.40 

Graduate Engineer 9 hours @ i 8.70 

Draftsman 75 hours (Ig£ 5.00 

Draftsman 37 hours @ £ 6.40 

Draftsman i~ hourm @ £ 4.00 

V.A.T. @ 1~ 

- With compliments - 

£ 

300.00 

156.00 

15.00 

211.50 

78.30 

375.00 

236.80 

6.00 

£1378.60 

206.79 

m 

£1585.39 

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W. Eas~wood 

A.A. Weod 

A. G. Burdett 


Geoffrey 8pir 

C. $. Greavas 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Cehsuftant : 

A. L Percy 

B.En~. Ph.D.F.Eng. F.I.C.L 

F.I.S~L’LL F.G.S.M.CoruLr 

B.Eng. PhD. C.[ng. F.I.C.[. 

F.l.Struct.L M.I.W.E.S.. M.Con| [. 

GM. B.Sc.(En;)o C.Eng.. M.I.c.r 

B.Sc., C.Eng, M.I.C.E.M.l.Stmc~.F, 

C.Enl.. H.I.C.E., H.I.Hech.E. 

|.Enl., C.Enl.. H.I.C.E.. H.l,$truct.E. 

|.A., C.En|.. M.C.I.|.$., M.I.MKh.E. 

C.En|., H.I.St ruct.E. 

H.TKh.(Hon.}, |.k.. C.En|., F.LC.E.. 

FJ.$zruct.E., F.I.Mun.E., M.R.T.P.I. 

Sheffield Uednenday Football Club Ltd. w 

Hilleborough, 

SH~FFI ELD. $6 

To Professional Services in .Reportlnl on 

Poseibtlit 7 of Providing Boxes at Rear of 

or West Stand. 

June - August 1981 

Initial discussions vLth ~r. Addy and I/r. Zngland. 

Considering poeslbility o:f incorporating boxes 

under existing roof or at .back of each of the 

two stands. 

Preparing outline schesms. Ca~ylng out 

sufficient str~ct~al calculations to enable cost 

estimates tO be =,-de, 

Preparing draw L~s. 

Advisory report dated 14 July 1981. 

Further smetLngs on site with W. Addy to 

discuss scheues. 

Our Ref : 

Your Rwf : 

Invoice No. : 

sOut.h 

Partners time in dLreetLng work,de~Lsinl 

schesms and writing report. 

Associate Partner stoking calculations and 

supervising preparation o5 drawings 

25 hou~e @ £13.00 

Senior ]~ngLneer 40~ hours @ £12.84 

l~raftsaan 27 bom’o ¯ £ 8.00 

Junior Draftmn 40 hours ¯ £ 4.00 

V.A.T. ¯ 185 

Registered in England - No. 1134631 

V.A.1. Re.qlstradon No. 13"2 02R1 81 

. , q ¯ .; A_ 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

3443 

30 I)ece=ber, 1981 

325.00 

520.~ 

185.00 

160.00 

£1490.02 

Z23.50 

£1713. B:I

EASTWOOD ~t PARTNERS 


W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. B urdett 


AJam= eta8 : 

OeOf/T~r $plr 

C. 8. OrNves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

A. L Percy 

B.[n~. Ph.D, F,Eng, F I,C,r 

F.I,~t~’LL F,G.S, M,Cor~F- 

8.[~., Ph.D, C,Ee@, F.t,C,E, 

F./.St~L[, M,I,W,[,S, M,ConLE, 

G.M.B.Sc.([ng), C.[ng. M,I.~L 

B.S¢. C.[ng. M.I.C.L M.I.Stnlc~F- 

C.[nl.. M.I.C.E., M.I.MKh.[. 

l.[nl., C,[nl,, M,I,C.[., MJ.~l’t,=.[. 

|.A,, C,[nl., M.CJ.L$.. M.I.MecE.[. 

C.Enl,, M.l,Stn~.E. 

r1.TKh.(Hon.). II.S¢.. C.[n|.. F.I,C.E., 

F,l.Struct.[., F.I.Mun.E., M,R.T,P,I. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 




Tel,: (0742) 583871 

3485 

Football Club Ltd., SO December, 1981 

~.o Prpfeoo/onal Services in Deelinz ~it_~ 

~tron=thenln= _ of rlers Cruoh aed Bar’, ~oundar~ 

_Fence POll tll which . htled to .CaFr~ Te.st T_~_aA. 

J~IL7 to 5epteuber 1981. 

=Ltmralng Mr. ~land o1 the failure to amy 

teat load o£ certain crush barriers and boundary 

tepee. 

lhreparing dravLngs for strengthening york. 

InvitLnf tenders. Shoving york to contractors. 

£dvisinl on tenders. 

o. 

¯ :’., 

But charge. 

ot ~11TO 

= .,y-. , 

¯ ’ °~T 

.,, :*’I, 

at 101; o1 cost o1 vc, rU i.e. 105 


V.A.T, ,~e;:is~rstion No. 13~ ~’~’. , 

£ 

5.00 

91.00 

£1TT. 90 

£21T.00

e 

e 

Car mileage 45 miles Q llO.Op 

V.a.T. ¯ 1~ 

- ~lth compllNnts - 

£ 

9.22 

£126.22 

18.93 

£145.15

) 

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W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 


~IOCJ.tU : 

Geoffrey Spit 

C. S. Greave= 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Ceelult~| : 

A. L. Percy 

B.En g. PhD.. F.EnG.. FIC.E., 

F.l.StfuctE.. FGS.. M.Cons.E. 

e Eng. Ph D.. C.Eng.. F.I.C.E. 

F I Str~=~ E.. M.I W.E.S.. M.Cons E. 

GM.. B Sc(En;).CEn;. M IC.E. 

B.Sc. C.Eng.. MICE.. M.I,SIruC! E. 

C.Enl.. M.I C E.. M t.M.¢h.E. 

a.Enl.. C.Enl.. MJ C.E., M.l.Stfuct.E. 

LA., C.Enl.. M.C.l.a S.. M.I.M.ch.E. 

C.EnI., M.l.S=rum.E. 

M.Tech (Hon 1. a S0.. C.Enl. , F.I.CE.. 

F.l.StrucLE., FJ.Mun.E.. M.R.T.P.[. 

Sheffield ~ednesday Football Club Ltd., 

Hlllsborough, 

SHEFFIELD. 6 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

To Professional Services Sn TestinK .of Crush 

Barriers and Boundary Fences. 

Oul T 1981 

Tranaporttng equtp~nt to ~rou~d. 

Testing this years quota of barriers. 

Devising test for boundary fence to satisfy 

Sheffield City Building Surveyor. Drawing 

up records for report. 

Partner and Associate Partner’s time 

Assisted Inginer 42~ ho~rs @ £7.10 

Two Junior Ammimtantm ammimting with temtm 

2 x 35jl hours @ £3.00 

Visits by Chartered Engineer to supervise 

10~ hours @ £9.00 

Hire of equlp~nt 

Transport and car atleags 63 atles @ 20.51) ? 

Cost of initial tests. 

~eptember 1981 

Retesttng certain barriers which had failed to 

carry test load and had to be strengthening. 

Drawing up record of tests,~ransporttng 

equtpsent froa ground. 

Associate Partner 

Assistant Engineer 7~ hours @ £7.20 

Two Junior assistants 2 x 5 hours @ £~.OO 

Mllea£_e 18 m_iles @ 20.5 

Cost of retemttng 


V.A.T. i’:egist, -’~ ,." ,4o. 172 U23. el 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

~r~/~ 

Invoice No.: 3465 

30 Deceeber, 1981 

i 

£ 

75.00 

306.00 

213.00 

94.50 

£791.84 

20.15 

94.00 

30.00 

3.69 

"2 

£107.94 

£899.59 151

Total cheque 

V.A.T @ 1~ 

Brought Forward 

£ 

899.59 

899.59 

134.93 

£1034.52 

I I 

.

l:Abl VVUOD Et PARTNERS 

Conaultln g Engineers 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 


Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Consu/t~.t : 

A. L. Percy 

E Eng.. Ph.D.. F E~g. F ICE. 

F.I.S;rucl E, F G S, M.Coe.s.L 

B E,g. PhD.. CE,g. FI.C.E.. 

F.I $1rucl E.. M.I.W E.$. M Cons E. 

G M.. B.Sc(Eng),CEn;.MICE. 

B$. C.Eng.. M IC E, MI $1ru(:! E. 

M.T.ch.(Hon.|. R.SC.. C.Eet.. F.I.C E.. 

F.I Struc:.E.. F.I.Mue.E.. M.R.T.P.I. 


Hillsborou£h, 

SKE FF IELD. $6 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To PTofesstonal Services in Investlgatlng 

~ossible Schemes to Roof over the Kop, Includi~ 

Extension to Accommodate an Addltlorml 5000 

Spectators. 

Carrying out survey of levels at top of kop 

and at the back of the bank so as to design 

staircases, foundations etc. 

Outline design of a roof to cover the kop in 

its present form. Sufficient calculations to be 

able to estimate costs. Preparing scheme 

drawings. 

Outline design of a roof to cover a ’squared 

off’ kop with ~aw structural deck beneath to 

accommodate eztra 5000 spectators. PTepartng 

scheme drawings and cost estimates. 

Preparing a ’half way house’ scheme with the 

roof extended, but the with the structural deck 

not included in the first stage. Cost estimate. 

Advisory report dated 4 September 1981. 

Partner’s fine 

Senior ig~idrtered Engineer 

Chartered Engineer 

Draftsman 

Junior Draftsman 

V.A.T. @ 15% 

48 hours @ £12.80 

2 hours @ £ 8.40 

44~ 39 hours : : 4. 5.00 O0 


V.A.T. Registration No. 172 9231 61 

With ~-~-o!i~en~n - 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

3540 


£ 

II0.00 

588.80 

18.80 

222.50 

158.00 

£1096.10 

184.41 

£1260.51

@ 

EASTWOOD b PARTNERS 

Consulting Englneere 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdet~ 


AJ~OCJBtBJ : 

Geoffrey Spit 

C. $. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Con~tuttBnt : 

A. L. Pore,/ 

B,.E.n~I. Ph 0. F Eng.o F.I.C.L 

F.I.SVucLE. F.G S. M.ConLE.. 

B £r~. Ph.D. C £r~. F.|.C.L 

F.I.St~uC’LE. M.I.W.E S. M.Cons E. 

G.M.B.Sc.(Eng). C.Eng. M.I.C.E. 

B5. C.Eng. M.I.C.E.M.I.StTUCLE. 

H.Tech.(H,o~.). IL.$.. C.E~g.. F.I.C.E.. 

F.1.Su’vc~.E.. F.I.Hun.E.. H.K.T.P.I. 

Yorkshire Television Ltd., 

T.V. Centre, 

Leeds. LS3 10S 

To Professional Services in Connection vtth 

Our Rat: WZ/~A S/~Jj~ 

Your Rof : 

Invoice No. : 3971 

Proposed Camera Facilities tn the South Brand 

at Sheffield Wednesda 7 Football Club Ltd., 

*Taking initial inntructiona free 

of B.B.C. and working from him mketohel sent 

to um with hla letter dated 24 February 1982. 

Visiting Hillaborough and taking measurements 

of the existing structure and oomstruotLon. 

Preparing achene drawings 3971/1,2 and 3 sent 

vtth our letters dated 14 April and 

21 April 1982. 

Sending these dravtnga for comment to 

South Yorkshire County Council. 

Preparing alternative scheme, shove on 

dravinga 3971/4 and 5, sent vith out" 

letter dated 18 June, to aocomaodate the 

lifting beam over the front of the stand. 

after meeting Ion 18 May 1982. 

Regtlt@red in Eng;and - No. 1134531 

V.A.T. Registra’;nn No. 172 9231 61 

.~-. ,~. 

Bowmaker House 

23 King’field Road 

Sheffield $11 9AS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

8 Decesber 1982

@ 

Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 

hour @ 25.00 

Associate Partner’s time (J. Strange) 

226 hours @ 18.00 

Engineer’s time ( 

59 hours @ IO.OO 

Engineer’s time ) 

2 hours @ 9.09 

Draughtsman’s time 4 

20} hours @ 7.96 

Draughtsman’s time ( 

8 hours @ 5.40 

Draughtsman’s time ( I 

7} hours ¯ 3.63 

Car mileage 36 miles at 20.O1) 

Half of this due from ¥.T.V. 

V.A.T. @ 15% 

- With Compliments - 

~.-~ ~ ~.~,, 

¯ or. -.... 

3" 1 FESlg83 

18.75 

400.50 

590.00 

18.18 

163.18 

43.20 

27.23 

1261.04 

7.20 

1268.24 

634.12 

95. II 

£729.23

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EASTWOOD 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 

R. C. A. Esstwood 

~1550C;#r#$: 

Geoffrey Sprr 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Ciough 

J. A. Strange 

Con$u/tJnt" 

A. L. Percy 

~t PARTNERS 

Consulting 

Engineers 

!~ E~g.. Ph:)~ F Eng F./CE.. 

F t St,uc: E.. F G S.. M.Cons.E. 

5 E~g. Ph.D, CE~;. FICE.. 

I: I St~u{;! L M.IW.E S. M Cons E. 

G M.. B Sc.(Eng) C.Eng. M.LC.E. 

5 $c.. C.Er~g.. M Z C E.. M r Struct E. 

M.TKh.(Ho..). II SC.. C En|.. F.I.C.E.. 

F I SEru~.E.. F.LHu. E.. H.R.T.P.I. 

Sheffield Wednesday 

Hi i isborough, 

Sheffie id 

S6 ISW 

Our Ref : 

Your Rel : 

Invoice No. : 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

~Is~ 

3911 

Football Club plc. 31 December 1982 

To Professional Services in connection with 

Ground Safety Visits and Inspectionst 1982 

Discussions and correspondence with SYCC 

concerning capacity of exits in North stand. 

Special visit to measure widths. 

Calculating exit times. 

Dr. Eastwood and John Strange attending 

meeting with Working Party on 4 February. 

Explaining how exit capacity had been 

calculated during tour of ground. 

Correspondence concerning temporary 

structures for televised matches. 

Inspection of corroded stanchions 

adjacent to gate ’O’ on Penistone Road. 

Preparing drawings for remedial work. 

Negotiating with Bless Vale (Fabrication) 

Ltd. to agree a price for repair work. 

Inspecting whilst work in progress. 

Correspondence with Contractor. Agreeing 

his account and issuing payment oartifioate~ 

Reporting on corroded crush barrier clips 

and rails in our letter dated 12 July. 

Preparing A4 size drawing, s~edules oE 

work and tender documents for the zlplaoemmn% 

of clips and rails including those at Lepping 

Lane end. 

Reporting on tenders obtained, in our 

letter dated 27 July. Placing letter of in%a~t 

with Bless Vale (Fabrications) Ltd., for the 

repair work. 

Inspecting the work, agreeing the eooo~t 

with the Contractor and issuing the omrtlfIcate 

authorlslng payment. 

A visit by Dr. Eastwood on 16 August to 

inspect the ground prior to the meeting wi~.h 8¥CC. 

A villi by John Strange to instruct the gzDuna 


V.A.T. Registration No. 172 92~t 61 

t: 

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staff how to carry out certain maintenance work 

before the inspectian by SYCC. 

Reporting on 20 August on the eo~dltion of 

ooncrete columns at the rear of the South stand 

and preparing a specification for repair work. 

Attending meeting with SYCC working party on 

24 August. Dr. Eastwood and John Strange involved. 

Writing to SYCC on 27 August resisting their 

suggestion that work be dame on the Joint between 

the North West terrace and West Stand. 

Preparation of our certificate following the 

annual inspection including a llst of rec~anded 

remedial work. 

Dr. Eastwoods time 12 hours at £25 

Associate Partner 30 hours at £16 

Graduate Engineer 4 hours at £9.09 

Draftsman 3~ hours at £9.22 

Draftsman i~ hours at £5.37 

Nine return Journeys 72 miles at 22p 

. 

V.A.T. @ 15% 

- with ~m~pliments - 

RE.MM!NDER SENT 

, .o ¯ .-.;~.~,’.~ : . - 

.. t 

£ 

3o0 .oo 

480.00 

36.36 

32.27 

8.06 

15.84 

72. s 3 

130.87 

£ itOO3.4O

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Con=ultin9 Engineer= 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 

R. C. A. Eaetwood 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greave= 

A. J, Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Con|uJ~nl : 

A. L. Percy 

B.EnQ.. PhD.. FEng. FIC.E.. 

F.l.Struc:.E.. F,G S.. M.Con$ £. 

B Eng. PhD.. CEmg~ F.I.C.E. 

F.I Sttuct E, M.I W [.$.. M Cons [, 

G.M.. B.Sc (£ng). C.£ng.. M | C.£. 

B $c. C.£nl;.. M I C E.. M.l.$tru¢t [. 

H,Te~:h (Hen.). B So., C.£.1.. F.I.C,E., 

F.I Struc=.E.. F.I.Hun.E.. H.R.T.P.I. 

Wheffield Wednesday FoOtball Club 


Sheffield, 

S6 iSW. 

Ltd., 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 

To Professional Services inconnectlon with the 

installation of redial fences at Leppings Lane 

and various security gates. 

Taking site measurements, preparing designs 

and working drawings. Preparing and inviting 

tenders. Dealing with S.Y.C.C. working party. 

Certification of money due to Contractor. 

Scale fee for small contratts less than 

£20,OOO is i01. Cost of works carried out 

is £7,549. 

V.A.T. at 15% 


’REMINDER SENT 

2 4 JUN 1982j 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

WE/JAS/KH 

3563 

26 April 1982 

£7~4.90 

113.24 

£868.14

q~- ,. 

I 

.=ASTWOOD 5" PARTNERS 


,~SSOC:8.’°.S: 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Consultant: 

A. k. Percy 

C.r.I . M.I.C.E.. M.I.Mech.E. 

B E~I.. C.E"I.. M.I.C.E.. M.I.$zrucLE 

B.A., C/Eng., M.C.I.B.$.. M:’l.Mech.E. 

CE~l-, M.l.$:ruct E. 

M.TIch.(Hon.). S $C.. C.Enl., F.I.C.E . 

F.l.Struct.|,. F.LMun.E., M,R.T.P.I. 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Clhb plc, 


Sheffleld, 

S6 ISW. 

For the attention of Hr. E. En@land 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To Professlonal Services in connection with a 

New Score and Hessaqe Board 

Fee calculated in accordance with the Association 

of Consulting Engineers Agreement, Model Form of 

Agreement ’A’ with the July 1979 scale of fees. 

Agreed contract sum £5,654.OO 

Value of structural steelwork £3,450.OO 

iO1 of the total cost of £5,654.00 

Additional 13/4% of the cost of the 

structural steelwork 

i.e. 13/4 of £3,450.00 

A~dltlonal cost for initial survey in plan and 

also levels of stands. 

Preliminary setting out and subsequently 

informing G.E.C. Claudgen Ltd. of the overall 

length of the score board. 

Associate Partner’s time (JOhn Strange} and 

Engineer’s time I 1} 

Travelllng expenels 

Prints of drawings 

1 

V.A.T. at 15% 



V.A,T. Registration No. 172 9234 61 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

WE/KH 

4699 

17 June 1983 

565.40 

60.38 

113.12 

gratis 

gratis 

£748.90 

112.34 

E861.24 

REHINDER SENT 

~ : .=" ~ .~.

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,/ 

e ~ .as ! 

,,. G. Burdett 

R. C. A. East~Nood 

Al$$OCJ3t$$ " 

Geoffrey Splr 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

COnSURSnr : 

A. L. Percy 

PAR m m~ :n~> 

g Engineers 

B Efi~*. Ph E)., F.EfI~. F.|,C.E. 

I~ ~iStruc~ E.. FG S.. M.Cons.L 

BEn0~ PhD., CErt. F.]C£. 

F i.S~uc1.L M.|.W E S.. MCons E 

G M. B Sc(Er;).C£~0. ~IC.£ 

B S=,.CEno.. MICE. M LSvuc=£ 

OmEn I , M.I.C.E.. M.I.Mech.E. 

BmE~l . C E~I.. M.l C.| . M ImS~ruct.E 

B A.. C Eng., M C.l.B S.. MJ.Mech.E 

C |hi., M.l.S~ruc~.E. 



Htl Isborough, 

Sheffleld. $6 1SW 

H.Tech.(Hon.1. B k.. C.Ent.. F.I.C.E , 

F.I S~rect, E.. F.I.Hun.E.. H.R.T.P.L 

Foot ba 11 Club plc., 

To Professional Services tn connection with tests 

on Handrails and tills along the Ramp at the 

back of Spton Kop 

~owma~er house 


Sheffield Sll 9AS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Ou, Ref: WE/JAS/PY 

Your Ref : 


Visit to the ground by Dr. Easteood on Wednesday 

29 February at 2.30 p.m. to inspect the movement of 

the walls and slabs resulting from the construction 

work being carried out at the back of 5pton Kop. 

- .- 

28 February 1984 

D1scusslons and correspondenoe with J m 

the Architect for the development at the back of 

Spion Kop, to organise the testing of the handrails 

and rampL as requested by the Officer Working Party. 

John Strange attending meetings on site with 

, representatives of M.J. Gleeson Ltd., 

and the Department of Planning. 

Preparing records of all teats 

local authority. 

Preparing our written 

Transporting the test 

ground. 

Partners Time (Dr.W.Eastwood) 1~ hrs @ £26.00 

Associate Partner (J.A.Strange 5 hrs @ £17.00 

for submission to 

report dated 6 September 1983. 

equipment to and from the 

Technician llSthrs @ £10.64 

Regislered in England - No. 1134531 

c/f 


39.00 

85.00 

162.26 

£286.26

O 

Use of test 

Van hire to 

Travelling 27 ziles Q 

equipment 

transport equipment 

13 hrs ¯ £ 6.71 

13~hrs @ £ 3.80 

25p 

2 hrs Q £ 5.40 

V.A.T. @ 155 

- With Compl~Jaents - 

I~NDER SENT 

b -Vq b 

to and 

from 8ire. 

£ 

286.26 

87.23 

51.30 

10.80 

50.00 

10.00 

6.75 

502.34 

75.35 

£577.69 

¯


W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. Burdett 


ASSOCIbte$ .’ 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greaves 

Ao J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

COnSu/:tnt : 

A. L. Percy 


G M.. B.Sc.{Er, g). C.£ng, M.I.C.£. 

$c. CEng.. M J CE. M ! S:~u:: £ 

C.Ent.. M.I.C.E.. M.l.Mtch.E. 

B.Ent.. C.Ent.. M.I.C.E,. M.l,Struct.E 

I.A.. C.Ent.. M.C.I.B S.. M.l.Mech.|. 

CEnt.. M.I S~ruc:.E. 

M.Tech.(Hon.). B k.. C.|ng.. F.I.C.|.. 

F.l.$truct.E., F.LMun.E., M,R.T.P.i 


Sheffield WednesdayToo 

t ba 11 Club plc., 


Sheffield. $6 1SW 

To Professional Services durin~ 1983 in connection 

with tests on Crush Barriers 

Testing the yearly quota of crush barriers at 

Leppings Lane end in June 1983. 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

Transporting equipment to and from the ground. 

Preparing records of all tests for submission to 

local authority. 

Preparing our written report dated 29 June 1983. 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

w /jAs/pu 

4644 

Associate Partners Time (J.A. Strange)1~ hra @ £17.OO 

Technician 

Use of test equipment 

Van hire to transport equipment to and from site 

Travelling 27 miles @ 25p 

V.A.T. II 15% 


) 35~ hrs a £ 9.68 

( > 7 i brs @ £ 6.37 

i 

I ) 27~ hrs @ £ 5.51 

(I 1 19~ hra @ £ 3.80 

REHINDER SENT 

-’=" 4tl,t 

Registered in England- 1~o. 1134531 


£ 

25.50 

343.64 

47.78 

152.90 

75.05 

50.00 

10.00 

6.75 

711.62 

106.74 

£818.36

/ EASTWOOD ~ PARTNERS 


4b 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

A. G. P,,urdett 


*4$$OCJ#te$" 

Geoffrey Spit 

C. S. Greave= 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Consultln!: 

A. L Percy 

B Eng. PP.D.. F.EnR. F.IC £.. 

I: I S:,u~t E.. F G S.. M.Cons.£. 

B Eng. Ph D. C En;~ F,~ C [- 

F I.St,uCt t=o M.I,W t= S. M.Con$ [. 

G M.. B 5 (£ng). C.£ng. M.I.C.£ 

C.l:~l~ . PI.I C I: . H I Hech E. 

B.|~I.. C.|~I., H.I.C.|.. H.|.S~tu~t.t= 

B.A., C.t=nt., H C.1.1=.$.. H.I.Hech.t=. 

C.t=nt., H.I.Struct,E. 

H.Ttch.(Hon.). B.Sc.. C,Fnt.. F.I.C E.. 

F.I Struct,|.. F,I Hun F.. H.R.T.P.I. 


Sheffield Wednesday Football 


Sheffield. $6 1SW 

Club plc., 

To Professional Services durin~ 1983 in connection 

with the Certificate of Ground Safety 

Inspection of the ground by John Strange on 

16 February 1983. 

John Strange attending meeting with the 

Officer Working Party on 21 February. 

Ou, Ref: WE/JAS/PM 

Your Ref : 

Correspondence with S.Y.C.C. concerning the 

safety of the South Stand roof. 

Negotiating with George Shaw Engineering 

(Sheffield) Ltd to agree a price for repairing 

barriers tested at Leppings Lane. Inspecting work 

when complete and corresponding with the 

Contractor. Agreeing his account and issuing our 

Certificate for payment. 

Inspection of the ground by John Strange on 

18 July 1983. 

Inspection of the ground by Dr. Eaitwood, 

on 27 July accompanied by Mr. D. Sherriff of 

Department of Planning. 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting with the 

Officer Working Party on 11 August. 

Preparing A4 size drawings and tender documents 

for various structural repairs around Spion Kop 

area. 


V A.T. Registra~;o,~ No. 172 F231 ~I 





Tel.: (0742) 583871 


L:. --

@ 

@ 

Reporting on tenders obtained, in our letter 

dated 30 January 1984. 

Preparation of our certificate following the 

annual inspection including a list of recommended 

maintenance and remedial work. 

Partners Time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 8 hre @ £26.00 

Associate Partner (J.A. Strange) 27~ hra @ £17.00 

Draughtsman ) 18 hrs @ £6.71 

Travelling 51 miles O 25p 

REHINDER SENT 

V.A.T. 0 15% 


£ 

208 .oo 

471.75 

12o.78 

12.75 

813.28 

121.99 

£935.27

EASTWOOD Et PARTNERS 


C Eng.; I.C E.. P.P t Slrucl E. 

F G.S.. M Cc~$.F. 

A. A. Wood ,E~;.. P~.. cE.g.. F.,CE.. 

FI.SuucLE.. M.I+~ E+S. M Cons E. 

A. G. Burdett GM.. tR S(:(Eng).CEng.. MICE. 

R. C. A. Eastwood aS: cen; M~CL M ISt,~c~e 

AlJto¢i#t#s : 

Geoffrey Spir 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

Consult#hi ; 

A. L. Percy H.Tech.(Hon.). B.Sc.. C.Enl.. F.I.C.E., 

F.l.Struc~ E-. F.I.H un.E., H.R.T.P.I 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club plc, 


Sheffleld, 

S6 ISW. 

For the attention of Mr. R. Chestmr 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 


the repairs to concrete columns of south stan~ 

exposed during the construction of the new 

reception and club rooms 

Work required to make columns safe to carry 

superstructure. This work did not in any 

way arise from new loads applied by the 

reception and club rooms which are all at ground 

level and apply no loads to the columns. 

Fees calculated in accordance with the 

Association of Consulting Engineers 

Conditions of Agreement 2 (1981) with the 

July 19B9 scale of fees. 

Fee calculation based on the cost of 

works which has been agreed with the 

Contractor as being £7897.25. 

1Ot of £7,897.25 

V.A.T. at 151 



St. Andrews House 



Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex : 547266 

~/JAS/KH 

5735 

12 October 1984 

789.72 

118.46 

£908.18 

Regimeted in England - No. 1134531 

VAT. Registration No. 172 9231 61 /

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A. A. Wood 

F.En;.. R trng.. Ph.D.. D.Eng. 

C Eng.. F.i.C.E.. P.P.LStructE.. 

F.I.Mech.E.. F.G.S.. M.Cons.E. 

8.Eng.. Ph.D.. C.Eng.. F.I.C E. 

F I.St~ct.E.. M.I.W E.S.. MCons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood .so.. cent. M.I.C.[.. M.l.StruC*..F. 

G. Spir 

C.[ng.. M.I+C.[.. M I.Mech =.. 

AJJocJiteJ: 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

G. Doughty 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

Consult#n[: 

A. G. Surdelrt 

ILEnl., C.[nl., H.I.C.[.. H.l.Stru¢~.[. 

ILA., C.Enl[., H.C.J.IL$., H.LHK’h.E. 

C.[nJ[., H.l.StruCt.[. 

C.[ng., F.l.Struct.[. 

ILEng.. C.Enj[., H.J.C.E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

C.Enl., F.l.Struct.E. 

G.H., B.Sc.(Enl.). FJ.C.[4 F.l.Stru¢~.[. 


Sheffield Wednesday Football Club plc., 


Sheffield. $6 ISW 

Our Ref : ?~/JAS/PW 

Your Ref : 


To Professional Services durin@ 1984 in connection 

with the Certificate of Ground Safety 

Issuing tenders for various structural repairs 

around Spion Kop area. 

Reporting on tenders in our letter dated 

30 January 1984. 

Writing a letter of intent to G. Banks Ltd on 

1 March. Supervising and inspecting their work 

and general correspondence with G. Banks Ltd. 

Agreeing their account and issuing our Certificate 

for payment. 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting with the Officer 

Working Party on 29 February. 

John Strange attending meeting with the Officer 

Working Party on 9 August. 

Preparing our list of remedial work recommended 

to be done during the next maintenance period, 

accompanying our letter dated 13 September. 

Replying to your letter dated 19 September. 

Correspondence with George Corderoy & Co. dated 

IO October 1984. 

Dr. Eastwood’s general administration 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

22 January 1985

Partner’. time (Dr. W. Eastwood} 

Associate Partner’. time (J.~Strange} 

21~/4 hour. at £19.50 

Technician’. time (I I 1 hour at £4.43 

Travelling 62 miles at 25p 

V.A.T. at 15% 


o ~ 

75.00 

414.37 

4.43 

15.50 

509.30 

76.39 

£585.69

O 

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.EASTWOOD 8. PARTNERS 


F.E~g, B.Eng. Ph.D. DEng. 

C.Eng.. F.I.C.E., P.P.I.S~u"tE., 

F.I.t~ech.E., F.G.S., t~.Con$.E. 

A. A. Wood e E.~.. P~.D.. c.E.~.. F.J.C.E~ 

F.I.S~’uct.E., M.I.W.E S.. M.Cons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood ..so.. c.s.~.. M.~.c.s.M.~.S.uc~E. 

G. Spir 

C.Eng.. M.J.C.E., t~ LMech.E. 

~SSOCiIfOS " 

C. S. Greavea 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

G. Doughty 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

Conxuttent: 

A. O. SurdeTt 

lI.Enl., ¢.Enl.o M.I.C.E.. M.hStruCZ.E. 

I.A., .Eng., M.C.I.ILS., MJ.MQch.E. 

C.Enl., M.l.Strvc~E. 

C.Enl., FJ.Sr.rvc~ E. 

&Enl., C.l~nl., M.I.C.E., M.l.SzruCZ.E. 

C.E~I., FJ.Sz rl~c~.E. 

G.H., B.k.(Enl.), F.I.C.Eq F.l.Struc-,,.E. 



Sheffield. $6 ISW 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To Professional Services in connection with the 

construction of the new reception and club rooms 

Taking initial instructions from Mr. G. Gardner, 

RIBA on 20 April, 1984. 

Calculating load which would be applied to each 

foundation (mainly all different). 

Inspecting trial pits with Building Inspector 

and agreeing a foundation level and bearing 

pressure. 

Detail drawing of case where drain passes through 

foundation. 

Providing details to and liaising with precast 

concrete manufacturer. Checking his 

calculations and details. 

Making calculations and giving advice on various 

bits of old structure were exposed. Agreeing 

with local authority. 

Preparing calculations for loadbearing blockwork 

and brickwork (most wallsneeded an individual 

calculation) 

Looking at design of link bridge and supports. 

Assisting with problems associated with glazing 

over reception area; designing steel supporting 

angles to prevent spreading. 

Design of internal walls and barriers. 

Preparation of calculations for Building Regulations 

Registered in England- No. 1134531 

V.A.T. Regis’uation No. 172"9231 61 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

W /JASTCM 

5735 

22 January, 1985

o-, 

approval including calculations for stand 

above. 

Preparation of drawings for all foundations, 

structural members and walls, and reinforcement 

schedules. 

Supervision by site visits. 

Attending site progress meetings. 

d

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Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 

Associate Partner’s time (J. Strange) 

161/4 hours at £19.20 

Senior Chartered Engineer’s time (I 

98~/4 hourm at £16.90 

Engineer’s time (I ) 7} hours at £12 .36 

4} hours at £12 .86 

Draughtsman’s time 

} 2 hours at £11.17 

~7} hours at £6.91 

) 4 hours at £7.05 

) 5 hours at £7 .05 

Travelling 170 miles at 25R 

Account say 

V.A.T. at 15% 

m’U ~...t" ’o 


¯ o~t i* 

. 9 

105 .OO 

312 .oo 

1,668.87 

92.70 

57.87 

22.34 

51.82 

28.20 

35.25 

42.50 

2,416.55 

2,250.00 

337.50 

£2,587.50

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DireCtOrS: 

W. Eastwood 

FEng, BEt,;. PhD.. D E~g. 

CEng, F I.C E.. PP.I StructE.. 

F I.MechE, F GS. M ConsE. 

A. A. Wood 

B Eng. PHD., C Eng.. F.I CE.. 

F I.Struct.E., M.I WE S.. M ConsE 

R.C.A. Eastwood e Sc. C E.=.MICE.MIS.uctE 

G. Spit 

CEng., M.I C E., M I.Mech.E. 

A$$ociste $ : 

C. S. Greaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

G. Doughty 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

Con#ultent: 

A. G. Burdet~ 

ILEnI~., C.EnlL, M.I.C.E., M.l.$truct E. 

B.A., C.Enl~., M.C.I.IL$., PI.I.Mech.E. 

C.Enl. . M.l.$truct.E. 

C.EnJL, F,l.Struct.E. 

B.E.I~., C.EnlL, M.I.C.E., Pl.kStruct.E. 

C.Enl., F.l.St ruct.E. 

G.M.. B.Sc.(Enl ), F.I.C.E.~ F.LStruct.E. 


Sheffield Wednesday Football Club PLC, 


Sheffield, 

$6 ISW 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

TO Professional Services during 1984 in connection 


Testing the yearly quota of crush barriers, at 

Lepplngs Lane end, north-west corner in June 

1984. 


Preparing written records of the tests 

and drawings for submission to the Local Authority. 

Preparing our written report dated 25 July 1984. 

Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) } hour at £27.30 

Associate Partner’s time (J. StTange) 

4~/~hours at £19.50 

Technician’s time 

30"/4 hours at Ell.17 

at £7.05 

2 ~.hours 

±/4 hours at £4.43 

15 hours at £3.99 


Van hire to transport equipment to and from site 

Travelling 38 miles at 25p 

V.A.T. at 151 






Sheffield Sli 9AS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/JAS/KH 

5840 

22 January 1985 

13.65 

82.87 

343.48 

14.10 

116.29 

59.85 

50.00 

40.28 

9.50 

730.02 

109.50 

£839.52

EASTWOOD 

D Ir~ ct on : 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

R. C. A. Eaetwood 

G. Spit 

Associstss: 

C. S. Oreaves 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

O. Doughty 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

Conxu~&nt" 

A. O. Burdet’t 

Et PARTNERS 

Consulting 

Engineer= 

F.Eng.. BE,g. Ph.D., D Eng.. 

C Eng., F.I.C.E.. P.P.l.StruCtE. 

F.I.Me~hE.. F.G.S., M.Cont.E. 

B.Eng.. Ph.D.. C.f,r~g.. F.I,C.E.. 

F.l.St~’uc’tE., M.I.W E.S.. M.Cons.E. 

B.Sc. C.Eng., M.I.C.E, M.I.Struct.E. 

C.Eng.. M.I.C.E.. M.I.MechE. 

B.Enl, C.EnlL, M.I.C.E., M.LStruct.E. 

I~.A., C.Enl. M.C.I.B.S., M.I.Mech.E. 

C.Enl., M.l.$truct.E. 

C.E.I~., F.l.Struct.E. 

II.Enl., C.EnI., M.I.C.E.. M.l.Struct.E. 

C.Enl~., F.l.$truct.E. 

G.M., B.k.(Eng.), F.I.C.E., F.I.Str.cLE. 



H ¯ =. sborough, 

3n=ffield. 

S6 ISW 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club plc 

Spion Kop Roof 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

6648 

16 July, 1985 

Reimbursement of planning fees paid on 

your behalf in connecticn with roofing 

the Kop. 24.00 

24.00 

£48 .OO 

m 


Regiszered in England - No. 1134531 

V.A.T. Registration No. 172 9231 61

e 

O 

EASTWOOD 8’ 

Dkwxors: 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

Consulting 

Engineers 


G. Spir 

Auo6atJa: 

C. I. Oream 

A. J. Clough 

J. A. Strange 

G. DoughW 

$. Prelton 

It. Tandy 

C~Bu/tRnt: 

A. G. Burdett 

PARTNERS 

F.Erqi, B.~ Ph.D, D.Ed., 

C.E~l. FJ.C.[. P.P.I.S~’uct.[. 

F.I,Moch.F.., F.G.S, M.Co.LF.. 

B.Eng. Ph.D.C.Eng. F.I.C. r 

F.I.S~r~-tE.. M.I.W.L$. M.Co4~.E. 

l.Sc., C.F.J~, M.I.C,F,, MJ.SU’uc1.L 

C.|r~., M.I.C.E.. M.I.Mr--h.F.. 

GJ~. I.k.(F.,I.), F.I.C.L F~L 


Sheffield Wednesday Football Czub p1 ., 


She ffie ld. 

s~ lsw 

Our ReI : WE/CM 

Your Ref : 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club plc . 

New Turnstiles at Leppinqe Lane-En~. 

. : . . 

Reimbursement of planning fees pald:on 

your behalf ~in connection with new ~urnstiles 

at Leppings Lane end~ ~ ¯ . 

. 

¯ *... :~ 

¯ 


.~...~ 

St. Andrewa Houoe 

23 Klngfleld Road 


Tel.: (0742) 883871 

Telex: 1472M 

16 JuZy, 1985 

47,00 

° 

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I

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EASTWOOD PARTNERS. co,~su..,,~o ~,~o,N~ 4"7 - 0~- 

~oJ~ ~-o 

MEMORANDUM 

JOB No: DATE: t I ) I , / E> S 

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q,s o-j 6"7 

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FROM : 

TO- 

SUBJECT : 

EASTWOOD 6" PARTNERS, CONSULTING ENGINEERS 

MEMORANDUM 

JOB " 

JOB No" DATE :

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~ir#ctOrS : 

W. Eastwood F E~.eE~.ehD DE.=. 

C.Eng.. F.tC.[.. P.P.I StructE.. 

F.I.M~r.J~ £.. F G S. M.Co,s E. 

A. A. Wood s~=. eho. CE.=. ~=CE. 

F.l.St~uct.E.M.I W E.S., M.Cons E. 

R. C. A. Eastwoocl s s:. C.E.=., M.I.C.L M.I Struct.E 

G. Spir 

A$$OCiSte$ " 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seamen 

J. M. Wood 

C.Eng..MICE..MIMechE. 

B.E,t., C.Ent., I’I.I.C.E., I’l.LStrum.E. 

.Ent, I’tl3trum.E. 

ILEng.o C.Eng.o M.I.C.L.M.l.Struct.E. 

.Eng., FJ.Str~cz.E. 

B.k., C.Ent., M.I.C.E., M.l.Struct.E. 

B.$,o C.Eng., M.I.C.E.o M.l.$truct, E. 

Corlsu~srll; 

A. G. Burdett 

G.I’I.. B.Sc.(Eng.), C.Eng., 

FJ.C.E., FJ.Stru~.E. 



Sheffield, 

S6 ISW. 

For the attention of Mr. R. Chester 

To Professional Services during 1985, up to 

31 October 1985, in connection with the 

Certificate of Ground Safety 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref ; 

Invoice No. : 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting with the Officer 

Working Party on 23 January, 1985. Dr. Eastwood 

inspecting a floodlight pylon and preparing our 

report dated 25 January, 1985. Commenting upon 

the points raised by S.Y.C.C. during their 

inspection, in our letter dated Ii February, 1985. 

Reply to your letter dated 5 March 1985, 

commenting upon the batteries for the emergency 

lighting system. 

Reply to the letter sent to us from 

]about the guard rail on the North 

stand. 

Prep~rlng our report and cost estimate for a 

possible fence in front of the North Bnd South 

stands. 

Our letters date~ 21 May 1985, about the 

painted woodwork in the South stand. 

Replies to the letter sent to us from[ 

about the protection of the wooden flooring in 

the South stand. 

John Strange attending meeting with the Officer 

Working Party on 6 June, 1985 and replying to 

their comments in our letemr dated 12 June, 1985. 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting with Chief 

Superintendent Moseley and Councillor Mike Smith 

on 13 June, 1985, as reported in our letter dated 

17 June 1985. 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WEIJAS/KH 

6517 

9 December 1985

Our le~er to Inspector C. Calvert dated 25 June, 

about the modifications being carried out at 

the Leppings Lane end of the ground¯ 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting with the Offioer 

Working Party on 7 August, 1985. 

Commenting upon the points raised by S.Y.C.C. 

during their inspecton, in our letters dated 

12 August, 1985 and 15 Auqust, 1985. 

Prep~rlng estimate for painting the steel deck 

in the SOuth stand and reporting to Mr. Addy 

on 27 August, 1985. 

Reply to letter dated 22 August 1985 from S.Y.C.C. 

in our letter dated 27 August, 1985. 

Commenting upon the alarm points and fire 

extinguishers in our letter dated 20 Septen~er 

1985. 

Correspondence with Corderoy and Co., providing 

documentation for the grant applications, in our 

letters to them dated 20 September, 1985, 26 

September, 1985 and 1 October, 1985. 

Dr. Eastwood’s general administration and 

negotiations with S.Y.C.C. during year. 

Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 163/4 hours at 

E29.50 

185/4 hours at £23.60 

Associate’s Technician’s time (J. Strance) 2±/4 hours at £12¯76 

13 hours at £8.66 

Travelling 45 miles at 26.5p 

V.A.T. at 15% 


494.13 

430.70 

28.71 

12.99 

966¯53 

11.93 

978.46 

146.77 

£1,125.25 

¯

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Diro¢lor= : 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 


G. Spar 

A$$Dciete$: 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

F.Eng. 8.Eng. Ph.D., D.Eng. 

C.E~ 0" F.LC.F.., P.P.LSstuctE.. 

F,I.Mech.F,, F.G.S., M.Cons.F.- 

8.£ng.. Ph.D.C.Eng. F.I.C.E. 

F.LSuuct.£. M.I.W.E.S., M Conl.E, 

B.Sc., .Eag, M.I.C.E.M.l.Struct.E. 

.Eng., M.I.C.E.. M.I.MechE. 

B.F.ng., C.Eeg., MJ.C.E., M.LStruc~.E. 

C.Eeg., M,hSu’uct.E. 

B.l~l,, .Enl, H,I.C.F_, H,l.Struc~.E. 

.Ee&. F.I.Struct.E. 

|.k., C.Eng,, H.LC.E,, H,I.Struct.E. 

B.Sc., ,Enl., HJ.C.E., HJ.Struc~.E. 

A. G. Burdett G N..B.Sc.([n=).C.E,=.. 

Sheffield ~.~’~t~ootball Club PLC, 


Sheffield, 

$6 iSw. 

For theaa~tention of Mr. R. Chester 

CREDIT NOTE 

To cancellation of our invoiceNo. 

6517 

dated 9 December 1985 

V.A.T. at 15% 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Our Ref : WE/JAS/KH 

Credit Note No. 6517 

: 


£978.46 

146.77 

£i,125.23

g 

e 


D#ector$ : 

W. Eastwood 

(Consulting Englneera) 

F.E~g. 8Eng. Ph.D.. D.Eng. 

C Eng., F.I.C.E.. P P.l.Struc’,.E., 

FIMech.£. F.G.5. M.Con=.[. 

A.A. Wood ,E.= PhD. C E.a_F,CL 

F.l.$tT~:t.E.M.I.W E.S. M,Cons E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood as=.. c=.=_ M,CL M, S.uct.= 

G. Spir 

A$$OCIRtt$: 

C. S. Greave= 

J. A. Strenge 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

ConJultant : 

A. G. Burdett 

C.Ef~g.. M.I C.F.. M.I.Mech.E. 

B.Eng., C.Eng., tt.l.C.E., I’l.I.Struct.E. 

C.E~g., I’l.,.Struct.E. 

l.Eng.. C.Eng., H.I.C.F., H.l.Str~act.E. 

C.Eng.. F.l.Stru~.E. 

|.So.. C.Eng.. tlJ.C.E., tl.I.Struc~.E. 

B.Sc., C.[ng., HJ.C.E.. H.l.Stru~.[. 

GH., B.Sco(Eng ). C.Eng., 

F.I.C.E., F.l.Struct.E. 

Sheffield k~dnesday Football Club PLC, 


Sheffield, 

$6 ISW. 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To Professional Services during 1985 in connection 


Testing the yearly quota of crush barriers, on 

the lower area of Spion Kop terrace in June and 

July, 1985. 


Preparing written records of the tests. 

Preparing our written report dated 28 August, 1985, 

for submission to the Local Authority and S.Y. ,C. 

Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) } hour at £29.50 

Associate’s time (J. Strange) 

Technician’s time 

m 

M 

m 

R 

2 hours at £23.60 

27} hours at £12.82 

15 hours at £7.23 

15} hours at £5.91 

30. hours at £4.62 

30~/4 hours at £4.25 


Van Hire to transport equipment to and from ground 


V.A.T. at 151 


Regislare

e 



DirBct~: 

W. Eastwood 

A, A. Wood 


G. Spir 

AsJo~atcs : 

C. S, Greave= 

J. A, Strange 

S, Preston 

R. "randy 

G, M, Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

F.Er~. 8.Er~. PHD.. D Er~. 

C Eng.. F.I.CF.. P P.l.StructE. 

F.l.Mech E. F GS. M ConsE. 

B Eno. Ph.D. C Eng. F.I.C.E., 

F.I.$tTuc1.E.M.I.W.E.S., M.Cons.E. 

S.S¢. C.Eng.. M I.C.L M I Struct.E, 

C.Eng.. M.I.C.E.M.I Mech[ 

8.Eng.. C.Eng.. H.I.C.E., H.l.Struct E. 

C.Eng., H.I.Struct.E. 

B.Eng., C.Eng., H.I.C.E.. H.l.St~lct.[. 

C.Eng., F.l.St r~ct.E. 

B.S¢., C.E~g. , I’I.I.C.E., I’l.I.Struct.E. 

8.So.° C.[,g.. I’I.f.C.E., I’l.LScruct.E. 

Consultant: 

A, G. Burdett G.N.a.Sc.(Enr).C.Enr. 

S~eff~eld Wed~’~f¢’~oo t ba i 1Club 

PLC, 

HZIIsmorough, 

Sheffield, 

86 isw. 

For the attentiQn of Y~. R. Chester 

To cancellation of our 

dated 9 December 1985 

V.A.T. at 15% 

CREDIT NOTE 

Invoice No. 7050 


V.A.T. RegisUation No. 391 1199 47 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

OurRef: WE/JAS/KH 

Your Ref : 

Credit Note No. 

7050 


£i ,010.20 

151.53 

£1,161.73

J 

4 

I 

4 

EASTWOOD [:t PARTNERS 


D#ectott: 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

R. C. A. Eestwood 

G. Spir 

Associates: 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. "randy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

Consultenr : 

A. O. Burdett 

F.E,g. B EnG. PhD. D.EnG.. 

C.Eng.. F.I.C.E.P.P.l.Struct E.. 

F.I.Mech,E.. F.G.5. M.Cons E. 

B.Eno. Ph.D.C.Eng. F.LC.E. 

F.l.Struc’LE. M.I.W.E.5.. M.Cons.E. 

B5.. C Eng. M IC E.. M I 5t,uct E 

C Eng.. MICE. M I Mech E. 

B.E,I., C.Enl., H.I.C.E., H.l.Struct.F. 

C.E,I., H.l.Strvct.E. 

|.Enl., C.E,I.. H.I.C.F., H.l.Struct.E. 

C.E,I.. F.LSzruct.[. 

8.Sc., C.E,I.. H.I.C.E.. H.l.Strvct.E. 

8.Sc.. C.E,I.. HJ.C.E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

G.tl.. 8.Sc (Enl[.). C.Enl.. 

I:.l.C.E.. F.l.$tr uct.E. 


Hil!sborough, 

SHEFFIELD. 

56 ISW. 

To Buildigg Regulation Fees Paid to the City 

of Sheffield in Connection with Roofing of ~q~ 

Fee for plan sta~e of Building Regulations 

approval paid on your behalf 

V.A.T. at 151 

-with complis~Ints- 



Our Ref: ~’.~£/Sk’/6648 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No: 6648 

3O -ec~:-ber I735 

/ 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

£310.00 

121.50 

£931.5~

e 

EASTWOOD 8’ PARTNERS 

(Coneultlng Englneere) 

DW: 

w. Eutwood 

/tA. Wood 


G. Spir 

Aj~Nh~lofl~: 

C. $. Oruvss 

J. A. 8trsnge 

l. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

Lr~l;. r-F~i. PU.CJL HLSm~.L 

CJb~. HJJ~ 

IJw_. C.E~, MJ.CJ.., 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 

C~utMnt : 

A. Q. Surdett G.M..ILS,.(Eng.).C.E~., 9 D 1985 

Sheffield WedH~~Pootball Club plc., 



23 Klngfield Road 

Sheffield Sll LAS 

Tel.: (0742) M3F/1 

Telex: 647266 

WE/JAS/DFD 

6705 

s, SRRFFIELD 

2/ 



Safety Works associated with the Modifications 

to Leppings Lane End 

Interim Account No. 1 

Carrying out surveys of the existing turnstiles, 

toilets and curtilages at that end of the ground. 

Designing walls, barriers, fences and toilet 

accommodation. Preparing drawings and oontraot 

documents. Inviti~ tenders and reportlng on 

those returned. Correspondence with and 

certification of boney to Gleesons (Sheffield) Ltd. 

Fees calculated in accordance with the Association 

of Consulting Engineers Co~ of Engagement, 

1981 Edition, and based on the following oostings. 

Estimated final cost of the works of |74,400 

Percentage fee ~or work of an average oomplexity 

calculated at 9"/4~ 

.... _. 

|’ . , , .- -./ 

Amountnov due say.97ilt 

; i ." ~ -. . 

Travelling ~" 6.9 5~2~ i/les | 26.5p 

l 

~ 

- With Compli~nt| 

m 

,i~ Eng~-nd - No. 1833144 

V.A.I". Regbrm~on No. 3~1 11~ 47 

~ 

7,072.65 

85.86 

7,158.51 

lr073.78 

£8,232.29

EASTWOOD 8. PARTNERS 

(Con#ulting Engineer=) 

~irlctor~ : 

W. Eastwood 

F.E~g., n.Eng. Ph.D.. :).Eng. 

C Eng., F.I.C.[.. P.p I.S~’uct.E.. 

F.I.Mech.[., F.G.S.M.Con=.[. 

A. A. Wood e En=. Ph0. C E~=. F.,C.L 

F.I.StnJc%L M.I.W.I: S.. M.Con.s.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood e.s=. c.E~...t.c.L ..,S.u=.E. 

G. Spir c E,~. M,CE. M,M,=hE 

As,ocio:o*: 

C. S. Greave= 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seamen 

J. M. Wood 

l.[~l.. C.[nl., H.I.C.[., H.l.S~ruCZ.[. 

C.[nl.. HJ.Su’uct.[. 

8.[nl., C.[nl~ M.I.C.L M.l.S~r~ct.[. 

C.Enl., F.l.S:rucz.E. 

B.Sc., C.Enl., M.I.C.E., MJ.S:rucz.E. 

l.Sc., C.Enl., M.LC.E., MJ.Scruc:.E. 

Consuttant: 

A. G. Burdmtt G.H.. l.S~.(Enr). C.En r. 

F.I.C.E.. F.I.S,~rM~.E. 



Sheffield, 

$6 ISW. 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 


Safety Work associated with the North Stand Roof 


Inspection of the North stand roof steelwork and 

sheeting. Preparing our report dated 26 March 

1985. Inviting tenders for cleaning and painting 

the steelwork and repairing the roofing. 

Reporting on tenders returned. Correspondence 

with and certification of money to John Phillip 

Gazzard Limited and Proctor Roofclad Limited. 


of Consulting Engineers Conditions ~fEngagement, 

1981 Edition, and based on the following likely 

final cost of the works. 

John Philip Gazzard Ltd. say 

Proctor Roofclad Ltd. 

£74,637.OO 

9,430.00 

£84,067.00 

Scale fee,including quantity surveying service, 

is 9}t. 

9}t of £84,067.00 - £7,986.36 

Amount now due say 971t 

Travelling up to 31 October 1985 

80 miles at 26.5p 

V.A.T. at i|1 


V.A.T. Registzation No. 391 1199 47 




Sheffield Sll SAS 

Tel.: (0742) $83871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/JAS/KH 

6804 

9 Dece~er 1985 

7,786.70 

gratis 

£7,786.70 

1,168.OO

J 



F Eng. 8E~g. PHD.. D ENG.. 

C Eng.. F.I.C.E.. P.P.I.St~uc~E. 

F.l.Mech E.. F.G.S.. M.Cons.E. 

A. A. Wood e E.=. PhO. CE.=. F,CE 

F.I.StructE. M.I.W.E.S.. M Cons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood e.sc. C.E,=.. M.,.C.L i.l.S.uct.E. 

G. Spir 

Ax,tocieto$ : 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

C.Eng..M.ICE..MIMechE. 

II.Enl., C.Enl., M.I.C.E., M.l.Struct.E. 

C.Enl., M.I.Struct.E. 

II.E~l., C.Enl., M.I.C.E., M.l.Struct.E. 

C.Enl., F.I.S:r~~.E. 

B.Sc., C.Enl., MJ.C.E., MJ.S:ruct.E. 

II.Sc., C.Enl.. MJ.C.E., M.I.Su~uct.E. 

Consuhlnt: 

A. G. Burd=~ G H.. S.Sc.(Ens.), ¢.£.s., 

Sheffield Wed~~=Pootball Club PLC, 


Sheffield, 

S6 iSW. 

For the attentiDn of .Mr. R. Chester 


Safety Works associated with the protection 

of the existing timber deck in the South stand 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

Organising and attending trial of steel sheet 

fixing. Inviting tenders for the coverlng of the 

steel deck with steel sheets and coating the 

sheets with a non-slip surfacing. Reporting 

on tenders received. Correspondence with and 

certification of money to Proctor Roofclad Ltd., 

Allclad Ltd., Safety Underfoot Ltd. and 

Shirtcliffe Contracts Ltd. 


Association of Consulting Engineera Conditions 

of Engagement, 1981 Edition and based on the 

following agreed contract sums :- 

Allclad Ltd. 

Safety Underfoot Ltd. 

Shirtcliffe Contracts Ltd. 

Proctor Roofclad Ltd. 

£153.O8 

£8,278.91 

£1,341.12 

£50,846.00 

£60,619.11 

Scale fee for work of this value is 10% 


V.A.T. at 15% 

with compliments - 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/JAS/KH 

6955 

9 Dece~ber 1985 

w/ 

£6,06 i. 91 

gratis 

£6 ,O61.91 

909.28 

£&,971.19

e 

EASTWOOD 8" PARTNERS 


F.E.~. B.E~. Ph.D.. D.Eng. 

C.E~.. F.I.C.£.. P PI.Struct.E.. 

F.I.MKh.£., F G.S.. M Con=E. 

A. A. Wood e~o. PhO. C E.=.. F.I.C.L 

F.I.Struc’LE. M.LW.E.S.. M.C,ons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood est. ca.0. U LCL U tS.u=te 

G. Spir 

C.Eng.. M.I.CE.. M.I.Mech.E. 

A$,socioto,s : 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

ColIsuttol1[ : 

B.Eng., C.Ehg., rt.l.C.E., rt.l.Struc~.E. 

C.Eng.. rt.l.Struc~.E. 

B,Eng., C,Eng., M,I,C.F.. M.l.Str~et.E. 

C.EnI.. F,l.Strucz.E. 

B.Sc.. C.Eng.. tt.I.C,E.. M.l.Struct.E. 

B,Sc., C.Eng,. M.I.C.E.. M.l.S=ruct.E. 

A. G. Bu~e~ G,M,. 8.Sc.[Eng.]. C,Eng. 

¯ ~F.I,C,E, ~l.Scruct~ -- . 

Sheffield wnunes’aay rootba±l Club PLC, 


Sheffield, 

S6 ISW. 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

To Professional Services for the provision of a 

Resident En@ineer to supervise various contracts 

associated with Safety Work 

Invoice No. : 

Supervision between 19 June and 28 June (part-time 

say } week) and 1 July - 17 August, 1985 (fulltime 

7 weeks) by Graduate Engineer I ) 

of the work carried out on the modi~ 

Lepplngs Lane end and South stand steel sheet 

fire protection. 

7} weeks at the agreed rate of £250.OO/week 

V.A.T. at 15% 



V./LT. Registration No. 391 1199 47 



Sheffield Sll gAS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/JAS/KH 

7074 


£1,875.OO 

281.25 

£2,156.25



A. A. Wood 

FEn 9. BEn 9. PhD, D.E.g.. 

C E,"~g.. F.I.C E. P,P.I.StructL 

F.I,Mect~,F,. F GS. M,CoruLE. 

8 Et~g. PhD. C.E~g. F.I.C,L 

F.I,Stn~:I.E.M.I W,E,S.. M.CotuLE 

R. C. A. Eastwood e,s=. c.(.=+ MJ,C,L M,,.S.u=.E- 

G. Spir 

C,Eng,. M,I,C,E, M.I,Mech, E. 

A$$010105 : 

C. 8. Greave= 

J. A. Strenge 

8. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seamen 

J. M. Wood 

Consuttent: 

A. O. Burdet~t 

l.[,I,, C.[nl.. HJ,~..[.. H,l~zruct.l: 

C.[,I., HJ,$trum.[. 

i.Enl.. C.Enl.. H.I.C.F... H.l.SzPvct.[. 

C.Enl.. F.l.Struct.E. 

It.So.. C.En|.. I’t.I.C.E, l’t.l.Struct.E. 

It.So.. C.En|.. I’t.I.C.E.. l’t.l.Struct.E. 

GH.. l.|.(l:nl.), C.l:nl.. 

F.I.C E.. F.l.$cr vct.E. 


Hillsborough 

Sheffield 

S6 ISW 


Roofing Over the Kop 

Interim Fee Account No. 1 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To outline designs of enlarged Kop roof 

including boxes earlier in 1985. 

Preparing cost estimates and report to Board. 

To preparing design for roof over existing 

Kop.without enlargement, and obtaining full 

planning consent in 1985. 

To preparing design for roofing over enlarged 

Kop including new deck to accommodate extra 5000 

spectators, new entry and exit routes, toilets 

and turnstiles, and obtaining planning consent. 

Making all necessary structural calculations, 

producing complete set of working drawings and 

Bill of Quantities, Preparing Zender documents. 

Inviting tenders. Considering tenders and 

reporting to the Club. 

Submitting calculations and complete set of 

detail drawings (except for disabled toilets) 

to local authority for Building Regulations 

approval. 

Fee due at this stage is 851 of eventual fee - 

0.85 x £68,000 

V.A.T. @ 151 

II - n/ i -.with compliment - 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/SEB 

6648 

Registered in England No. 1833144 

~/~~ 

v,+ R.,i=...ion 1199 47 ,o 39,h9 


gratis 

gratis 

£57,800

H. McGee Esq., -- 

Chairman, Sheffield Wednesday Football Club PI~, 

c/o Presto Tools, 

Penlstona Road, 

Sheffleld 6. 

Rooflng’0f the Kop : , 

z ha=. pleu,=. : .o£. the . 

WEIX,BI6648 

8 May 1986 

programme for the workJ. You will .m, t~t~th!.~.. ~hows only a 

¯ ; ;, .’~" ,..,~-’.’~ . ~,;. ::... .- - . , . . 

few items not completed by Saturday, 23 Augu~. These should 

¯ . ¯ " 

~ o " ¯ ., 

not interfere with the adlilsion of spectatorl, The programme 

; : .. ¯ . 

is tight, and ¯ lot of wln~ or wet weather could make it 

difficult to keep to progra~e.. But the whole team has the ,-. 

righ~ spirit. ~" " 

At the progress ~eeting with the contractor held 

yesterday all critical path liras were in line with the programme. 

Some non-crltlcal items are up to one week late,, but these do 

not cause any concern at present.. 

The crane is due to ar=lve on site on Wednesday, 14 

May, and will be .erected before the weekend. Steelwork erection 

will co.hence as :pF.pcj~ammed on 19 May. Our inspectors .reports 

on .the blast-cleanlng and painting of the steel are complimentary. 

Beaver Concrete appear to "be well up to programme and 

i 

my engineer’s report on the concrete unitl which have already been 

9 

cast says the quality of finish is go~. -..,. 

I am going away on holiday for Just over two weeks, 

starting next weekend. Richard ~altwoOd and Alan wood(~)of

my partners] will both be available should any emergency arise. 

whilst I am away. 

You very kindly asked me to let you know our fee 

position. Attached is a schedule of fee accounts for all 

the work we have done for the club in the last 16 months 

since January, 1985. The years work on the Lepplngs Lane 

end, tho south stand deck, painting the north stand, testing 

crush barriers and general safety work and negotiations was 

all charged for on 9 December. We drafted the accounts in 

such a way as to maximlse the grants for the club whilst at 

the same time giving dlaco~tflts. The photocopy of the carbon 

of my letter of 9 December will explain all this. 

I sent our first invoice for services in connection 

with the Kop on 17 February. You will probably know that 

the fees which I agreed with Dick and Kelth represent a 

substantial discount on the normal scale. I have also not 

charged for the abortive designs for a Kop roof with boxes, 

nor for the studies on the south stand roof which were carried 

out last year. I also do not ~ntend to charge for the abortive 

work in changing all our drawings to ~It the concrete and steel 

deck, a completely new set of calculations for the Town Hall, 

and then changing back again. As a result we are now losing 

heavily on the project, but of course th~Fjls a payback in the 

form of publicity. 

I refrained from sending interim fee accounts for the 

Kop:Eoof, the first of which was due in August 1985, when our 

sketch designs were approved by the club ar~ planning consent 

obtalrssd. By February we had finished all design {the 

first design} and were due to 85~ of our fees. You will see 

that at that stage we were o~Qd ¯ total of £80,682 plus E12,102 

V.A.T. We received 125,O00 ||21,7)9 fees plus 13,261 V.A.T.) on 

17 March. This almost cleared the accounts for last years work. 

Inolu41ng the fees for the Kop, the outstanding fees are now 

|58,942.98 plus £8,841.45 V.A.T., making £67,784.43 in total. 

I very much appreciate your raising the point. 

Yours sincerely,

9 

# 

/ 

Sheffield Wedneaday Football Club PLC, 


Sheffield,¯ 

$6 law. 

&tatement of Account 

as at 2 May, 1986 

Invoice Invoice Details 

Date No. 

9.12.85 7074 

L 

9.12.85 

9.12.8S 

g. 12.85 

17.2.86 

6955 

6804 

Supervision of various 

safety work contracts 

(June - Augurer 1985) 

Safety work assoolated 

~th t~ deck ~n 

Sou~h Sta~d , #., 

¯ safety v~ *;.oela~d 

with North Stand roof 

6705- Safety work associated 

with Leppings Lane end 

m~diflcations 

6648 Roofing over the Kop 

Lesm papmnt on ao~ount 

17.3.86 r 

Balance due 

RKG/K~ 

2 May 1986 

Fee . VAT Total 

18~s.oo 281.26 21s6.2s 

GOEI.gl 909.28 6971.19 / 

7786.70 1168.O0 

7158.51 1073.78 

8954.70 / 

57800.00 8670.00 66470.00 

80582.12 12102.3~2784.43 

| ¯ ¯ i 

25000.00 

67784.43

O 

EASTWOOD i~ PARTNERS 


A. A. Wood 


G. Spir 

,4&INS,~OT4/" 

C. 8. OrHvu 

J. A. Strange 

S. Prmrton 

n. Tmdy 

O. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

C¢~#ultar~ : 

A. O. Burdett 

F.Eng... II,F,.ng,. Ph.D.D.Eno.. 

C.En&,. FJ.C.L p.p.I.SI~cI.L 

F.I.Med~... F.G.S.M.Cons,L 

II.Eng. Ph.D.C.Erq;. FJ.C.L 

F.LSls’u~L MJ.W.LS. M.Co~E. 

II.S¢. C.E.nG. M.I.C.L M.I.SI~T..E 

C.F,0.. M.I.C.F... M.I.Me~.F.. 

G.~. ILSt.R.~.). C.Ens.. 

FJ.C..L F~E. 

Sheffield Wednesday Football 

Hi llsborough 

She f fie id 

$6 ISW 

..................................... ."D. .’TTT.~. 


Roofing over the Kop 

Interim Fee Account No. 2 

Services during the construction 

Fee due at this stage (say) 99~% 

Lose palunent received to-date 

Our Ref : WE/SEB 

Your Ref : 





Tel.: (0742) 683871 

Telex-. 647264 

Club plc, 30 October 1986 

period. 

of £68 ,OOO 

.... , ~’ .- -wi~h eompllmente 

q 

¯ . .... ¯ . 

o ............ " ........... ~ .......,0 

! 

0, 

V.A,To 

’ ¯- -- ’Regiltlnd in Englond - No. 1833144 

I 

V.A.T.’Reglstration No. 391 1199 47 

e . 

Id i 

:1 67,660.O0/ £ 

57t800.00 

£ 9,~.oo /

e 


(Con=ulting Engineer=) 

Directors : 

W. Eestwood 

A. A. Wood 

FEng.. 8.Eng. Ph.D.. D.Eng. 

C Eng., F.I,C.E.. P.Pl.StTuct E.. 

F.I Mech.E., F G.S.M.Con$.F- 

8.Eng,. Ph.D.C.Eng,. F.I.C.L 

F.l.Sttuct.E_ M.I.W.F..S., M.Cons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood s so. c Eng., M.I C.L M.I.StrucLE 

G. Spir 

(;.Eng., M.I.C.E., M I Mech E, 

Asso¢i~’.e$. 

C. S. Greave= 

J. A. Strenge 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

8.En|.o C.En|., H.I.C.E.o tt,l,Struct,E. 

C.En|,, H.l.St ruct.E. 

lI.En|,. C.En|., HJ.C.E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

C.En|., F,l.Struct.E. 

8.Sc.. C.En|,, H.I.C.E., H.l.Struct.E. 

8.Sc,. C.En|,, H.I.C.E., tt.l,Struct.E. 

Consultant: 

A. G. Surdett G.H.. 8.Sc.(En|.). C,En|.. 

F.I.C.E,. FJ.Struct.E. 

R.H. Chester Esq., 

Secretary, 

Sheffield ~ldnesday FootballCClub PLC, 


Sheffield $6 ISW. 


North Stand Roof 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Services in 1985 in instigating and overseeing 

work carried out by Proctor Roofclad Ltd. 

Carrying out numerous experiments with 

hosepipes to locate sources of leaks. 

Work in 1986 in supervising Total Protection 

in applying sealing to joints. 

Further experiments and testing with hosepipes. 

Numerous site visits to record positions 

of leaks before Total Protectlon’s work 

was carried out and since. 

Dealing on many occasions with letters of 

complaint from season ticket holders. 

Base our fee on scale charge for 

Total Protectlon’s work in 1986. 

iOt of £10,4OO.OO 

V.A.T. at iSt 








Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 


£1,O40.OO 

156.OO 

£1,196.OO

e 



A. A. Wood 


G. Spir 

A$societe$ ; 

C. S. Greeves 

J. A. Strenge 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

Consu/tRnt" 

A. G. Burdett 

F.Eng. B Eng. Ph.D.. DEnO. 

C Eng.. F.I.CE.. P P I.Struct E.. 

F.I Mech.E.. F G.$.. M.Cons.E. 

B.Eng. Ph.D.. C.E.g.. F.IC.L 

F.I.Struct.L M.I.W E.$.. M.Cons.E. 

B S0.. C.Eng.. M I C.E. M I.StructE. 

C.Eng.. M.I C.E.. M I MechE. 

I.E.|.. C.En|., H.I,C.E., H.l.Struct.E. 

C.Eng., H.l,Struct.E. 

8,in|.. C,in|., H.I.C.E., H.l.Struct.E. 

C.in|.. FJ.Struct.E. 

8.$c., C.£n|., H.I.C.E., H.l.Struct.E. 

8.Sc.. C.E.|., HJ.C,E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

G.H.. 8.Sc.(En|.). C.Eng.. 

F.I.C,E., F.l.Scruct.E. 

Our Ref: NE / ]r,J’I 

Your Ref : 





Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Sheffield WEdnesday Football ClubPLC, 


HA 11 sborough, 

Sheffleld, 

56 iSW. 


Roofln@ over the Kop 

Services of Resident Engineer I 

during the period 1 June to 31 October1986 

(Including holiday relief by 

Hours Worked 

June 224____}} hours at £5.62 

July 238} 

August - 199 } 

Sept. 68 

Oct. 181 

524} hours at £6.01 

Overtime hours (Saturdays and evenings) payable 

at 501 extra 67 hours at £2.81 

118 hours at £3.00 


Note : 

m 

V.A.T. at 15t 

Rate increase due to staff increments 

effective from i July 1986 

R~ister~ in England - No. 18331~ 

V.~T. Registration No. 391 1199 47 


1,261.69 

3,152.25 

188.27 

354.00 

259.07 

5,215.28 

782.29 

£5,997.57

O 4 

! 

I| 

/ 


(Conmultlnl IEnglneerm) 

Dining" 

W. Eastwood 

A.A. Wood 


G. 8plr 

A~: 

C. 8. OrHvee 

J. A. Strange 

8. Prlmto~ 

n. T~dy 

O. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wm>d 

C dmwuR~nt : 

A. O. Burdett 

F.EnO, l.E,Ik Ph.D.D.IEfql, 

C,Ealb, F.I.C, IL P.P.I.SIru~.L 

FJ.M$ch.L F.O.S, M.onLIL 

B.ENt.. Ph.D.C.f.ql. FJ.C.L 

F.LS’m~.L MJ.W.F..I.M.Cm’~F.. 

P-.E.~I, MJ.C.L M.I.~ 

,~,~,~,~[,~, 

$heffleld Wednesday Football Club plc., 


SHEFFIELD. 

S6 lSWl 

For the attention of 

O~ Rd: WE/JAS/SW 

Your Ref : 


20 November 1986 

To Professional Services.. in CQnne.ct!o.n=wltll ........... 

to Leppin~s Lane End 

St. Andrews HouN 

=3 Kingfleld Road 

Sheffield 811 9A8 

Tel.: (0742) M3871 

Telex: I;47214 

!! 

.

O 

Agreed Contract Sum with Gleesons (Sheffield) Ltd. 

£74,896. Agreed sum with .Murphy Pipelines Ltd. 

£600.80. Total cost of the works £75,496.80. 

~ercen~agc f~ fo~3work of an average complexity 

is calculated at 9 /4%. 

3 

9 /4% of £75,496.80 

Mileage up to 30.9.85 324 miles @ 26.5p 

Mileage from 31.10.85 to 17.10.86 

78 miles @ 28.5p 

Less amount received to date 

V.A.T. @ 15% 

-with complimmnts- 

£7360.94 

85.86 

22.23 

7469.03 

7156.51 

310.52 

46.53 

£357.10 

2

J 

ASTWOOD ~ PARTNERS 

W. Eastwood 

A.A. Wood 



G. Splr 

Amd4t~ : 

C. I. Greaves 

J, A. Strange 

8. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G, M. $uman 

J. M. Wood 

Conau~M: 

A. G. Burdett 

li.IE.=. -f.~l. HJ.C.E.. HJ.Sm~JL 

c.r~l. H J.Slnxs.E. 

I.rml. C-~I. HJ.C.L MJJ;m~.L 

C.F.AI. F,J.Su’vcz.L 

I.S~, C.E.I. HJ.C.L HJ..~.r~.E. 

I..~.. C.E.I., HJ.C.E. HJ.%-w~.lL 

G.H., II.~([nl.), C-Enl.. 

FJ..E., FJ.Struc~.E. 


Billsborough, 

Sheffield, 

$6 isw. 

Invoice No.: 

To Professional Services in Testin9 and Inspectln~ 

Crush Barriers in.August/September 1986 

Carrying out loading tests on approximately 

one third of barriers of original Kop. 

Carrying out visual inspection of all barriers 

throughout the ground 

Lialslng with local authority so that they 

may witness the carrying out of tests. 

Arranging for repairs to be carried out 

la certaln oases. 

ISSU.~Jr~g OUE report on the testing to the Cl~=b 

and the local authority. 

Partner’s tire in organising the testing. 

.K/~Ln.Q. ¯ supervisory visit during the 

testitig. 

Preparing adv~. report 

RJsoclate partner’s time (J.A. Strange} i~ 

carrying out visual inspection of barriers 

in supervising 

fleldwork and correlating results 

441 hours at £8.30 

~:Otmlor tectu~tctAn’s time ( ) 29 hours at 

Junior technician’s t~ 

" ’ Draught.,. . 111t 

14.50 

)29 hours at 

o ~4.50 

hours at £9.50 .... 

. ¯ ~o 

: 

T6tal t~e charges Reg~tored in ENland - No. 1833144" 

VJtT. Rogislmtlon No. 391 1199 47 



Sheffield 811 9AII 

Tel.: (0742) 683471 

Telex: M7211 

WZ/XH 

8334 

i January, 1987 

!t 

¯ . 

,, 

eso,oo 

37.35 

’-~.~

./,,./"" 

.".~ 

- -T 

Van hire to transport all equipment to 

site and back to office at end 

of testing period 

s/e~ 

Hire charge for testing equipment 4 days at 

E40. per day 

Car mileage 50 miles at 28p 

VoAoTo at 15% 


° 

826.95 

40.00 

160.00 

14.00 

1,040.95 

156 ° 14 

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.~o. ’~ 

¯, ¯ 

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~:.’.~ 

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.-- -~~.... "!:~. ~ 

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~i."ll C f 0."$ : 

W. Eastwood F E.=. ,E.=. P~D.. D E~=. 

C [~g.. F.I.C.E.r.r.l.Struct.E.. 

F.IMech.E.o F.G$. M.Con$.E. 

A. A. Wood e Eng., Ph.D. C+rng+ F.t.C.L 

F.l.StructL M.I.W E.S.M.CoruLE, 

R. C. A. Eastwood e s=. c E,g M IC.L M.I.Struct.E 

G. Spir 

C.Fng., M.I C.E., M I.Mech E. 

A$$o=i8~85: 

C. S. Greave= 

J. A. Strange 

$. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

Consultanf: 

A. G. Burdstt 

B.Enl.. ¢ Enl.. H.I.C.E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

¢.Enl., M.l.Struct.E. 

B.E,$., C.E,$., M.I.C. I: . M.l.$truCy.E. 

C.Eml.. F.l.$truCt.E. 

B.S(.. C.Enl.. M.I.C.E., M.l.Struct.E. 

B.S¢., C.Enl., M.I.C.E., M.l.Struct.E. 

GH.. B.$c.(En|.), C.Enl.. 

F.I ¢.E., F.l.St ruct.E. 



Sheffield S6 ISW. 

For the attention of Mr. G. Mackrell 


General Safety Work carried out durln~ 1986 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

Dr. Eastwood preparing for an~attending the half 

yearly inspection with the Officer Working Party 

on 22 January. 

Correspondence on behalf of the Club withI 

the Sports Editor of the Morning Telegraph 

regarding safety of steel deck in south stand. 

Our letters dated 6 and 12 February, to S.Y.C.C. 

about the existing exit tunnel on Spion Kop. 

Our letter of advice dated 24 March, following 

Mr. Chester’s letter dated 20 March about the 

inspection adn maintenance agreement proposed by 

Messrs. Chloride. 

Our reply dated 22 April, to Mr. Chester’s letter 

dated 21 April about the quick acting bolts for 

the emergency gates. 

Dr. Eastwood preparing for~ttendlng a meeting 

of the Officer Working Party on iO July. 

Assessing new crowd capacity following enlargement 

of Kop, and reporting in letter, dated 26 June, 

to the Officer Working Party. 

Studying and commenting, in our letter dated 14 

July, on the document published by the Home Office 

entitled ’Fire Safety and Safety at Sports 

Venues’. 

Inviting tenders for general safety work as 

recommended by Officer Working Party, and arising from 






Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/KH 

?672 

3 February 1987

testing and inspection of crush barriers¯ 

Our letter dated 4 August, to the Officer Working 

Party, about exit widths and crowd capacities 

on Splon Kop. 

Dr. Eastwood and John Strange attending a meeting 

of the Officer Working Party on 7 August¯ 

Our reply, dated 13 August, to the letter from 

S.M.D.C. dated 14 August¯ 

Dr. Eastwood and John Strange attending ~eeting 

of General Purposes Committee on 21 August¯ 

Our reply, dated 9 September, to the letter from 

S.M.D.C. dated 27 August . 

Studying and commenting in our letter dated 

10 September, on the copy of the General Safety 

Certificate sent to us by Mr. Chester¯ 

Discussions between John Strange, Mr. Chester and 

D.P. Sounds about the P.A. system¯ 

Our letter, dated 25 September, to S.M.D.C. about 

the accommodation figures for the disabled¯ 

John Strange attending two further meetings in 

September with representatives of the Officer 

Working Party to discuss safety aspects of 

original handrails and barriers etc. on Spion Kop. 

Our letter dated 30 September reporting on the 

background to the fire protection and action to be 

taken overthe South stand roof. 

Correspondence with and certification of money to 

George Shaw Engineering (Sheffield) Ltd., for 

work done requested by the Officer Working Party 

in July. 

John Strange attending a meeting with 

representatives of the Officer Working Party 

on 12 September. 

Our letter, dated 15 October, to the Officer 

Working Party¯ 

Our reply, dated 21 October, to S.M.D.C. to their 

letter dated 13 October, about barriers and 

handrails etc. 

Our letters, dated 3 and 14 November, to the 

Chairman about the South stand roof. 

Dr. Eastwood meeting the Fire Services representative 

on 14 November, at the Ground.

Discussions between the Club and Local 

Authority prior to the Royal visit. 

Our letter dated 18 December, to the Officer 

Working Party about the proposed new entrance 

on Penistone Road. 

Director’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 401 hours at 

Associate’s time ~J. Strange} 

Engineer’s time (I 

Technician’s time I 


Prints 132 at 57p each 

V.A.T. at 15% 


£29.00 

25} hours at £24.90 

5 hours at £12.51 

I} hours at £14.58 

1} hours at £10.21 

1,167.25 

634.95 

62.55 

21.87 

15.31 

14.54 

75.24 

1,991.71 

298.75 

£2,290.46 

.



A.A. Wood 


G. Spir 

Al#~dete4 " 

C. S. Greaves 

J. A. Strange 

S. Prelrton 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. W~d 

Con#utter, r: 

JL G. Burdett 

F.E~. |.eel. Ph.D.D.E.~. 

C.E~Ii. F.I.C.L P.P.I.Smacl.L 

F.I.Mem’~JE.. F.G.S.M.C.onLF.. 

S.e.~. Ph.D.C.rJq. FJ.C.e... 

F,,LS~u,~L MJ W.L$. M.Ca~.E. 

I.Sr,, c.ru~. M.I.C.L M.l.Sm~’l.£. 

C.l~;I,, M.I.C.L M.I.Mech.L 

I i,l, C i,l, HJ C.E., H.I Strv~.E 

C.IF..I. H J.Su’t~. F.. 

ILrml~ C.i~ql. HJ.C.L HJ.Su-u~.F.. 

C. rm¢.. FJ.Su’.~. 

I.$.. C.EnI., HJ.C.E. H~E. 

IL.’w., C.Enlr., HJ.C.E., H.l.S~. 

G.tl.. ILk.(~l.). C.Ens.. 

FJ.C.E. FJ.$trv~.E. 


Billsborough, 

She£fleld, 

S6 ISW. 

For the attention Of Mr. G. Mackrell 

Out Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 


Emergency Li~htln~ System 

Receiving instructions from Mr. R. Chester in 

his letter dated 6 September 1985. Our replies 

dated 9 Septellber and 22 October 1988. 

Supervision and telephone calls vlth Sandas 

Beet#rigs Ltd. 

Director’s tlme (Dr. W. Eastwood) 

Associate’s time (J. Strange) 

Associate’ s time (A. Clough) 

Travelling 18 Ltles at 26.5p 

V.A.T. at 151 

¯ o 

#- 

- with ompliments_.. - 

L _ 

| hour at E29.OO 

2 hours at E23.60 

6| hours at E23.60 

.o ¯ 


V.A.T. Regisln~on No. 391 1199 47 



8heffleld 811 9A8 

Tel.: (0742) 683871 

Telex: 147214 

wz/]m 

7347 


14.50 

47.20 

IS3.40 

4.77 

219.87 

32.98 

£252.85 

I

0 

~EASTWOOD ~ PARTNERS 


A. A. Wood 


G. Spir 

Ax.’;ocletes " 

C. $. Greaves 

J. A. 8Uenge 

A. J. Clough 

S. Prelrton 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seamen 

J. M. Wood 

Con#ultant: 

A. G. Burdett 

F,Eng. B.Eng., Ph.D.. D,E.o. 

C.Eng. F.I.C,E.. P.P.I,SmJcLE. 

F.I.Mech.E, F.G.S.. M.Cons.E. 

B.Ehg, Ph.D.. C.Ehg.. F.I.C.E.. 

F.I.S~ct.E.. M.I.W.E.S., M.Cona.E. 

B.S¢_ C Eng., M.I.C.E.. M.I.Struct.E. 

C.Eng. M.I.C.E.. M.IMechE. 

|.E,|., C.En|.. I’l.l.C.E,. I’l.l.Struc~ E 

C.En|.. I’!,1.$t ruct.E. 

|JL, C.E,|.. I’!.C.L|.$., I’l.l.l’lech.E. 

|.E,|., C.E,|., I’lJ.C.[., I’lJ.Struct.E. 

C.IF~|., F.l.Struct.E. 

|.So., C.E,|., I’I.I.C.E., M.l,Struct.E. 

8.Sc., C.E,|., I’I.I,C.E.. I’l.l.$trua.E. 

G.M.. 8.Sc.(Eng.). C.EnI.. 

F.I.C.E.. F.l.Struct.E. 


HA 1 isbcr ough, 

Sheffield, 

S6 Is~. 

For the Attention of Mr. G. Mackrell 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 

To professional Services in connection with the 

~ew Entrance on Penistone Road 


Carrying out surveys of the existing properties. 

Preparing desigls, drawings and contract 

documents. Inviting tenders and reporting on those 

returned. Supervising R.M. Walker’s work by site 

visits. Submission of drawings and calculations 

for Building Regulations and Planning AppoDval. 

Correspondence with and certification of money 

to the Contractor. 


of Consulting Engineers Conditions of Engagement, 

1981 and based on the following costlngs. 

Estimated final cost of the works say £26,000. 

This figure to be adjusted when the oontract s~m 

is agreeo with the ContraCtor. Percentage scale 

fee for work of an average complexlty calculated 

at 10% 

Registered in Englend - No. 1833144 

V.A.T, Registration No. 391 1199 47 

St. Andrewe House 

23 Kingt’ield Road 


Tel.: (0742) S83871 

Telex: S47266 

W /JAS/SLW 

7593 

2 July 1987

e 

O 

I01 of £26,000 - £2600 

Say 95% of £2600 now due, constructlon work 

almost compleue 

Travelling expenses due to us - no charge 

Prints of drawings chargeable under standard 

Agreement- say 

V.A.T. at 15t 


£2470.OO 

gratis 

gratis 

2470.00 

370.50 

£2840.50

1) 

,-~=vvUOD 8 PARTNERS 

(Consulting Enginaars) 

F.Eng, B Eng. Ph.D.. D.Eng, 

C Eng.. F.I.C.E.. P.P.l.Struct.E.. 

F.I.Mech.E.. F G.5. M.Con$.E. 

A. A. Wood B.E.=.. Ph.D.. C.Eng.. F.I.C.L 

F.l.StructE~ M.I.W,E.5., M.Cons.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood B so.. c E.=. M~CL M t.S..=.~ 

G. Spir 

C.£ng.. M.I.C.E., M.I Mech.E. 

AJJocJ’BfeJ: 

C. S. Graavas 

J. A. Strange 

S. Preston 

R. Tandy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

ConJ ulflnf: 

A, G. Burdatt 

S EnI., C £.1.. I’1.I.C.£.. I’q.I.Struct E 

C £nl.. I’1 I.St ruct.£. 

|.£.1.. C.£.1.. M.I.C.£.. H.I.Struct.£. 

C.£.1.. F.LStruct.E. 

|.Sc.. C-£.1. . M.I.C.£.. M.l.Scruct.£. 

|Sc.. C.£.1. . M.LC.£.. M.I.Scruct.£ 

G.I’I., |.Sc.([nl,), C-£nl.. 

F.I.C.E., F.l.Str~ct.E. 


Hi 1 isDcrough, 

Sheffield, 

$6 ISW. 

For the Attention of ~r. G. Mackrell 


Repairs to ’St~n4’s Public House 

Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invo;ce No. : 

Preparing speclficatlons, drawings and cc~tract 

docuF~ents for repairs to the roof and external 

painting. Inviting tenders and re~orting on 

these returned. Correspondence with and 

certification of money to Re-mastic Ltd. 


of Consulting Engineers Conditions of Engagement, 

1981 and based on the following costings. 

Agreed final cost of the roof repairs £12,000. 

Likely cost of painting works £944. 

Percentage scale fee for work of an average 

complexity calculated at 10% 

100% due on 10t of £12000 

say 701 due on 101 of £944 

Travelling up to 30.6.86 24 miles at 28.5p 

Prlnts of drawings 4 at 57p 

- With Csmpliments - 

V.A.T. at 151 

Registered in England- No. 1833144 




Sheffield $11 gAS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex : 547266 

m/a. .S/SLW 

8732 

2 July 1987 

£1200.00 

66.08 

6.84 

2.28 

m, 

£1275.20 

191.28 

£1466.48

.ASTWOOD 

Direcfon: 

W. East’wood 

A. A. Wood 

(Consultlng 

Engineers) 


G. Spir 

Aii II 0/’41 t4111: 

C. S. Oreaves 

J. A. St=enge 

A. J. Clough 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seamsn 

J. M. Wood 

ConJultlnt: 

A. O. Burdett 

PARTNERS 

F.F..ng. B.Eng., Ph.D., D Eng, 

C.Eng, F.I.C+E., P.P.l.Struct.E., 

F.I.Me



D#ec’for,: 

W. Eas~ood 

A. A. Wood 

F.rng. B,rng.. rh.D+ D.rng. 

C.[ng.. F.I.C.[.. r.P.l.Struct[. 

F.I.Mech.[.. F G,S.. M.Cons E. 

B Eng.. PhD.. CEng. F.I.C E.. 

F I 5uuctE,. M.I.W E.5.. M ConsE. 

R. C. A. East’wood e.s:,, cent. M.I.C.E.. M.l.Suuct E. 

G. Spir 

C.Eng. M.ICE..MI.MKhE, 

ASJOC]II’41J .* 

C. S. Oreaves 

J. A. Sl~’enge 

A. J. Clough 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

ConJ u118nt: 

A. O. Burdett 

B.[.I.. C.[.I.. H,I.C,[.. H.l.Struct F_ 

C.[.I.. H,l.Scrvct.E. 

ILA.. C.ing.. H.C.I.I.S.. H.I.HKh.[. 

|.[nl,. C.[nl.. M.I.C.[., H,l.Struct.[. 

C.[,I., F,l.Scruct.[. 

|.So.. ~[,1.. M.I.C.[.. M.l.Scr~ct.[. 

|.Sc., C,[.l., MJ.C.[.. M.l.Struct.[. 

G.H., |.Sc.([,l ). C.[,I.. 

F.I.C+[., F.l.Scrucc.[. 


Hi!isborough, 

Sheffield, 

$6 !SW. 


Our Ref : 

To Professional Services An connection with New 

on North Etand Roof 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 

Fee of £7000 proposed in our letter dated 25 March 

1987 and accepted An your letter dated IO April 

1987. 

70% of fee due at tender stage, and remainder 

due as work proceeds. More than two-thirds 

of work now completed so at least 90% of fee 

due. 

90% of £7000 

V.A.T. at 15% 



V.A.T. Reg;stration No. 391 1199 47 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

8678 

7 July 1987 

£6,300.00 

945.00 

27,245.00

e 

4) 



D#ecfon: 

W. Eastwood 

F.Eng, B.Eng, Ph.D.. D Eng. 

¢.Eng., F.I.C E., P.P.l.Smac! E., 

F.IMechE., F.G.5.. M Cons E. 

A. A. Wood 

B.Eng., Ph.D. CEng., F.I.C.E.. 

F.I SmJc1.E., M I.W.LS.. MCo~.E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood s.s¢.. C E.~. M,.C E. M, S.~¢, E. 

G. Spit 

C.Eng+. M,.C E.. M I P,’,lch Lr 

A IIII 0 ~411’41 II ; 

C. S. Greavel 

J. A. St~’ange 

A. J. Clough 

S, Preston 

R. Tandy 

O. M, Seaman 

J. M, Wood 

ConJulllnt: 

A. G, Burdett 

I1£~1.1 C.£~1.1 HJ+C.£.. H.l.Scruct.E. 

C.E.I., H.I.St~cLE. 

I.A., C.E.I.. H.C.I I.S., H.l.HIchE. 

|.EnI., C.EnI., H.I C.E.. H.l.Struct.E. 

C.EnI., F.l.St ruct.E. 

ILk., C.Enl. , H.I.C.E.. H.I.Stnact.E. 

|.So., C.Enl. , H.I.C.E., HJ.St ruct.E. 



SHEFFIELD. 

S6 ISW 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Involce No. : 

To Professional Services in Connection with 

the Facilities for the Disabled at the Spion Kop 

End and in the North Stand 

Februar~ - December 1986 

Receiving initial instructions from the Chairman 

to investigate the possibillties of accommodating 

facilities for the disabled in the vicinity 

between the north stand and Spion Kop. 

Carrying out surveys of the north stand and 

north-west corner of Spion Kop. Preparing our 

drawings 7771/I and 2 and reporting in our letter 

dated 13 May 1986. 

Submission of drawings for toilets to local 

authority for Building Regulations Approval. 

Meeting between Mr. Chester and John Strange. 

on 18 September 1986. 

Issuing instructions and drawings to the contractor 

for the toilets. 

Correspondence with and certificiation of money 

to the contractor. 


’ ".T. U:g:s::zfion..No. 391 1199 47 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex : 547266 

WE/JAS/JAN 

7771 

10 July 19~7

0 

Partner (Dr. 

Associate (J. Strange) 

Graduate Engineer ( 

Graduate Engineer 

Draugh~man ([ 

Draughtsman 

Draughtsman ( 

Junior Draughts man)I 

W. Eastwood) 2 hours at £32.00/hr. 

51/4 hours at £24.90 

Mileage 9 miles at 28.$p 

V.A.T. at 15% 


8 hrs at £12.$I 

1 3} hrs at £11.17 

3 hrs at £13.93 

8 hrs at £14.58 

27 hrs at £10.11 

I) 3 hrs at £4.41 

£64.0O 

130.73 

100.08 

39.10 

£ 41.79 

116.64 

272.97 

13.23 

2.57 

£781.11 

1t7.17 

£898.28

e 

F.ASTWOOD Et PARTNERS 

(Con=ulting Engineer=) 

A. A. Wood 

R. C. A. Eestwood 

G. Spir 

A llocilrl# - 

C. S. Greave= 

J. A. 8tTenge 

A. J. Clough 

S. Preston 

R. Tendy 

G. M. Seaman 

J. M. Wood 

Conlu.~enr: 

A. G. Surdetl 

F.Eng. B.Eng., PhD.. D+Eng. 

C.Eng., F.I.C E.. P.P.l.Struct E. 

F.I.Mech.E., F.G.S.. M.Cons E. 

B Eng.. PHD.. CEng. FICE. 

F.l.Struct.F.., M.I.W.E.S.. M COn4LE. 

B.Sc., C.Eng.. M I.C.E.. M.l.Struct E. 

C.Eng. M I.C E., M I.MechE. 

|.l"l.. C.[nl.. PI.I.C.E.. Pl.l.Struct.f. 

C-|,I.. Pl.l.$trlx~. f. 

B.A.. C-Enl.. M.C.I.B.$.. PI.I.PlecK.E. 

B.E,I.. C.Enl.. M.I.C.F... Pl.l.Strvct.E. 

C.E,I.. FJ.StrucLE. 

B.$.. C.Eftg.. PI.I.C.E.. MJ.$Iru~.E. 

B.k.. C.Eftg.. PIJ.C.E. "l.l.$trvct.E. 

G.H.. |.|.(|nl ). C.|,l.. 

F.I.C.E.. F.I.Struct £. 



SHEFFIELD. 

S6 ISW 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 


23 Kingfleld Road 


Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

WE/J~/JAN 

8658 

To Professional Services in Connection with the 

Preparation of a Report for the Possible Accommodation 

for the Disabled at the Leppin~s Lane End of the 

Ground 

December 1986 - April 1987 

Receiving initial instructions from the Chaimman. 

Consideration of three possible locations for the 

disabled at the Leppings Lane end of the ground. 

I) 

North-west corner. Carrying out surveys of 

the lower area of terracing, preparation of 

two drawings 8658/Figures I and 2, a cost 

estimate for the scheme and crowd capacity 

calculatlons. 

2) In front of the West stand. Carrying out 

surveys of the terracing, pr~paratlon of two 

drawings 8658/Figures 3 and 4, a cost estimate 

for the scheme and crowd capacity calculations. 

3) South-west corner. Carrying out surveys, of the 

terracing, preparation of two drawings 8658/ 

Figures 5 and 6 and cost estimate for the scheme 

and crowd capacity calculations. 



15 July 1987

Preparation of our report dated 16 December 1986 

in which We recommended that facilities for the 

disabled should be loaated in the North stand, as 

shown on the two drawings 8658/Figures ? and 8. 

Submission of drawing 7771/2A to the Officer 

Working Party on 2 March 1987. Letter to Officer 

Working Party dated 3 June 1987. 

Preparation of artlstAs impression as requested 

by Kelth Addy for the Promotion of the "Fun Run’. 

Partner (Dr. W. Eastwood) 

Associate (J. A. Strange) 

Associate (J. A. Strange) 

Draughtsman 

21"4/ hrs at £32.00 

21 hrs at £24.90 

2 hrs at £26.00 

24 hrs at £14.58 

2 hrs at £15.24 

Artist’s Per@pective Drawing of the 

Proposed Terrace (See Copy Invoice Attached} 

Travelling - 10 miles at 28.5p 

Less 10% discount 

V.A.T. at 15% 

- with compll nts - 

£ 72.00 

522.90 

52.00 

349.92 

30.48 

gratis 

gratis 

£1,027.30 

102.73 

£924.57 

138.68 

£1,063.25 

2

Q 

,&~./ 8TWOOD 

,! . W’~--~I~I~ 

’J¢’- A.A. wood 

.-’- 

.°.~_ 


O. Spit 

C. 8. Greaves 

8. preston 

O. M. Seaman 

A~oaatN : 

J, A. Strange 

A, J. Clough 

n. Tardy 

j, M. Wood 

8’ PARTNERS 

(Consulting Englneerl) 

F.E.g.B.E.g.. Ph.D.D.EnO. 

C.Eno. F.I.C L P.P.I.StrucLE. 

F.I.Mech.L F.G.S.. M.Cons.F.. 

8.E.g.. Ph.D.C.E.g.. F.I.C.E.. 

F.l.Stz’~c’,.E.M.t.W.f..$. M.Cor~F.. 

B.Sc. C.i,g. M.I.C.L M.I.Suuc%E. 

C.|,g.. M.I.C.L M.I.Mech. Ir 

8.|,g.. C.|,O. M.I.C.L M.I.Struct lr 

B [nO. CEno.. M I.C.|.. M.I.SuuctE. 

8$C.. C.f.,g.. MLC.|.. M.I SuuctF.. 

C.Enl.. PI.I.St r .ct.E. 

I.A.C.Enl., N.C.I.I.S.E.. PI.I.PI~:h.E. 

C.En|.. F.I.Struct.E. 

ILk., C.IEn|., PI.I.C.E., Pl.l.Struct.E. 

G.H.. II.Sc.(En|.). C.En|.. 

F.t.C.E., F.t.Struc~.F.. 

Snef~iel~ Wednesday Football 

HiiisDo~cugh, 

Sheff~eldr 

S6 iS~± 

Club PIc, 

Invoice No.: 


23 Kingfleid Road 

Sheffield 811 9A$ 

Tel.: (0742) S83871 

Telex: 647266 

Fax: 0742 664330 

8678 


For *~,.,,e attB~tion 6f ...u-. C. Yac 

To Professional Services in Providing Site 

Vision durin@ the i n~u ailauior of t.he New 

on the ~or~ o~an~ Kocf 

Fee, as agreed in the ChairJ,an’s letter to us 

dated 10 April 1987 

Work now complete, 100% of feedue 

Less amount already received 

With Compliments - 

V.A.T. at 15% 

Reglslered in Engl,nd - No. 1833144 

V.A.T. Regkrvation No. 391 1199 47 

£3000.00 

£2000.00 

£1000.00 

150.00 

£1150.00

e 

.STWOOD ~t PARTNERS 

(Conaultlng Englneera) 

OimCtor= ¯ 

W. Eaatwood 

A. A. Wood 

R. C. A. Eastvvood 

G. Spir 

C. S. Greaves 

S. Preston 

G. M. Seaman 

Aaaoc~mto$ : 

J. A. Strange 

A. J. Clough 

R. Tsndy 

J. M. Wood 

Cor~ultant : 

A. O. Burdett 

F E.Q.U.F.~. PhD. D EnG. 

C E~g. F ICE., P PIStn~cLL 

F.IMechL F GS. M ConeE. 

O.Er~,g. PhD. C.Er~,g. F.LC.L 

F I SmJct.E. M IWES. M C4x~E 

8.Sc. C.EN,, M.I.C L M,I.Stru~.E. 

C.E,g, M.I.C. Ir M.I.Mech.l r 

B.En;, C.Eno, M.I.C L M I Struct Ir 

B.Eng., C.E,g,, M.I.C. Ir , M,I.SuucL Ir 

8.Sc~ C.E,g., M.I.C.F,, M,I.Struc1.E, 

C.Eng.. PI.I.St ruct, E. 

B.A., C.Eng.. M.C.I.ILS.E.. M.I.MKh,E, 

C.Eng.. F.l.Stru~,E. 

S.... * ¯ "" "&i " " "ednesday 

¯ ’ " " -’~il~ou~h t 

Sheffield, 

$6 1 s’=,. 

|.So.. C.E,g-, M.I-C.E.. M.l.Struct.E. 

G.M, II,$.(Eng.), C.Eng., 

F.I.C.E.. F.l.Stru~.E, 

FoOtball Club Plc, 

For the attention of ;L;. G. :.iackrell 


Recladding the i4or~h Stand Roof 




Tel.: (0742) r~3871 

Telex: 647266 

Fax: 0742 664330 

o., ,.,: WE=./JAS/SLW 

Your me! : 

Fee of E733~ proposed in cur letter dated 

25 March 1987 and acce?ted in l-our !et~.er dated 

I0 April 1987. 

Work mow complete, 100% of fee due 

Less amount already received 


V.A.T. at 15% 

RegislenKI in England - No. 1833144 




£7000.00 

6300.00 

700 .00 

105. C,0 

E805.00 

| !

EASTWOOD b PARTNERS 

(Coneultln9 Englneerl) 

Dimcloq : 

W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 


G. Splr 

C. S. Greavse 

S. Preston 

G. M. Seaman 

Anodam : 

J. A. Strange 

A. J. Clough 

R. Tsndy 

J. M. Wood 

ConeulMmt ¯ 

A. O. Burdett 

F.E,~. |.Ere. Ph.D.D.Er~. 

C.~a.. F.I.C.L P.P.I.SmJct.L 

F.I.MK~.L F.G.S.M.Cot~.F.. 

|.rm0. Ph.D.C.E,0. F.I.C.L. 

F.I.Sm~’1.L M.I.W.[.S.M.Cor~.F.. 

|.S¢. C.F.n@.. M.I.C.L M.I.Sm.N~.E. 

C.F..~. M.I.C.L M.I.Moc~.L 

I.tn~. C.[ng. M,I.C.E., M.I.S~u¢"..[. 

e.b~., c,~ M.t,C L M.t.Sm~-[. 

I.S¢,,, C.[n~. M.LC.F.,., M.l.S~u¢"..[. 

C.rm |. H.I.St ru~.lr 

I.A., C.bl., H.CJ.IJ.[., H.I.H~k.E. 

C.rm|.. F.I.St PLy’i.E. 

L~,,.. C.~g.. H.I.C.|., H.l.Struct.[,. 

G.H., l.k.(E~l.). C.[nl., 

F.I-C.L.F.I.St r~cx.F.. 


Rillsborough, 

SHEFFIELD, 

SE ISW 

For the attention of Mr. G. Mackrell. 



To Professional Services in Connection with the 

Testin~ and Repairs of Barriers in July/August 1987 

Carrying out load tests on approximately one third of 

barriers of Spion Kop Terrace. 

Preparation of sketches for the repair and 

strengthening of barriers which failed the tests. 

Arranging for the repairs to be carried out by 

R. M. Walker Construction Ltd. Correspondence vlth 

and certification of money due to the Contractor. 

Preparation of our report, dated 18 August 1987, 

on the testing. 

Associates time (~. Strange) 7 hrs. 0 £26.OO 

¯ Technicians time ~ hrs.e ~;,81~ 

"Technicians time hrs. u [8.14 

Technicians time ~ hrs. £4.52 O 

Technicians time hrs.Ilk £4.52 

Van hire to transport all equipment to site and 

back to office at end of testing p~rLod. 

H~re charge for testing equipment, 4 days at [25 per 

day, 

Car mileage 56 miles 8 30.Op/m 

V.A.T. o 15t 


Register~l in Er~lsnd - No. 1833144 

VJtT. Registration No. 391 1199 47 



Sheffield 811 9AS 

Tel.: (0742) M3871 

Telex: 547266 

Fax: 0742 6M330 

182.00 

135 

40.00 

lOO.O0 

16.80 

978.92 

146.84 

£1,12~6



OinK’torl : 

W. Ealrtwood 

A.A. Wood 

R. C. A. Eastwoocl 

G. Splr 

C. S. Oreavem 

II. Preston 

O. M. Seaman 

Amodal~ : 

J. A. Strange 

A. J. Cloueh 

x. TuxPr 

J. M. Wo4d 

C4me~um! : 

A. O. lurdett 

CJLn|. M.LSu~s.IE. 

B.A.. C.IEx|.. M.C.LILS.IE. MJ.Mech.E. 

CJLnI., fJ.Scruct.E. 

l.$-. ,EN;.. I’I.I.C.E.. I’1.1.$crv~.L 

GJ~.. ILk.(~¢.). C.E.¢.. 

FJ.,IL. F.I.SKrva.E. 

Sheffield Wednesday Footbal~ Club plc, 


Sheffield, S6 ISW. 




Sheffield $11 9A8 

Tel.: (0742) 683871 

Telex: 647266 

Fax: 0742 664330 

o.,,.~: h~/JAS/SLw/ 

Your Re# : 



To Planning Application Fees pald to City of 

Sheffield in connection with the display of two 

signs for the new restaurant. £18.00 


Re~iste~d in England - No. 1833144 

VJtT. Reghnnrfion No. 391 1199 47 

2.o©



A. A. Wood 

F.Eng. B.Eng, Ph.D. D Eng, 

C Eng,, F I.C F-, P.P.lStruct.E.. 

F.I.M~hL F.G.S., M.Con= F._ 

B.Eng. Ph.D,, C.Eng., F,I,C.E., 

F.l.Struct.L M,I.W.E.S,, M.Con~E. 

R. C. A. Eastwood s.s¢., c.E,~. M.LC.L M.LSu=¢tE. 

G. Spar 

C. S. Greaves 

S. Preston 

G. M. Seaman 

Auo~ite= : 

J. A. Strange 

A. J. Clough 

R. Tandy 

J. M. Wood 

ConlulUlnl : 

A. G. Burdett 

C.E,g., M.I C.F-, M.I.Mech F_ 

B Er~g., C.Er~g., M.I.C E., M I Struct E. 

B.Eng., C.Eng., M.I.C.F-. M I.Struct F- 

B.Sc, C.Eng, M,I C.IE., M.l.Strucl.F- 

C.|,l.. M.l.Struct.E. 

ILA,. C.|,l., I’I.C.I.B.S,|., M.I.MKh.|. 

C.|n|.. F,l.Struct.E. 

B.k., C.|,|., I’I.1.C.|.. M.l.Struct.|, 

G.tt., S.Sc.(E.l.], C.E.l., 

F.I.C.|.. F 1.5tru~.E. 


Hi 1 is borough, 

Sheffield $6 ISW. 


Our Ref : 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No. : 


Anti-Hooliganism Measures proposed by the Football 

League 

Studying the proposals accompanying your letter 

dated iO March 1987 and preparing our written 

con%ments of 13 March. 

Preparation of the ground layout drawing 8945/1 

issued on 29 April, 1987. 

Dr. Eastwood attending meeting on 2 June with 

representatives of the Club and Football League. 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Fax: 0742 554330 

WE/KB 

Partner’s time (Dr. W. Eastwood) 4 hours 

Associate Partner (J.A. Stranqe) l.hour 

Senior Draughtsman ~ ~ 111/4 hours at £12.O5 

Travelling 9 miles at 3Op 

V.A.T. at 15% 




8945 

4 January 1988 

134.00 

26.00 

135.56 

2.70 

298.26 

44.73 

£342.99

O 


(Consulting Engineer=) 

D:~cto~ : 

W. Eastwood ~.Eng. e.Eng, p..D. DE.=. 

C.[ng, F.I.C.F_. P,P.I.SvucI, L 

G. Spar 

C. S. Greaves 

S. Preston 

G. M. Seaman 

AMo,’;alo s : 

J. A. Strange 

A. J. Clough 

R. Tendy 

J. M. Wood 

F,I.Mer,.h.L. F G.5.. M.C0n= E. 

A. A. Wood e.~.~. P..D.C.Eng. F.O.CL 

F.IS~c1.[,. M.I.W.E.S.M.C~kF,. 

R. C. A. Eastwood B.S¢. C Eng. M, CL M O S,~E. 

C Eng., M I C.[., M.I Mech F,.. 

B Eng. C.E,g..MICE.,M.IStruCt[. 

B.E,g, C.lEng., M.I.C IE., M.I.SIrucL[. 

B S¢, C Eng, M.I.C.IE., M.I.S~ruct.lE. 

C.[,I., H.l,Strvn.[. 

B.A.. C.[,IL. H.C.1.8.$.[., H.I,Heo%,[, 

C.|n|., F.l,Struct.[. 

8,k.. C.[,|.. H,I.C.[.. H.I.Str~,[. 

Cor~lulUIn! : 

A. G. Burdett G.H.. B.Sc.([.I.). C.[.=.. 

F.ICL F I.Strun.[. 

Sheffiei~ Wednesday Football Club Plo=, 


SHEFFIELD, 

S6 iSW. 


OUr Rof : 

Your Rof : 


Rebuilding of Turnst!!3s fo!lowin[ the Accident 

on Penistone ~¯ ~a~ cn Friday 13th l~ovember 1987 



Sheffield $11 SAS 

Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 647266 

Fax: 074Z B54330 

wE/JAS/JS/ 6 9 3 


ist March 1936 

Inspectinc ti:e damaue and meeting representatives 

of the Police an£ Bu!ldin~ Surveyors Deoartment. 

Obtaining prices from three contractors for hhe 

rebuilding work and placin~ an o~d~r on bh~alf 

of the Club with the chosen contractor. 

Placing an order on behalf of the Club for the 

turnstile mechanisms. 

Telephone calls and correspondence with hhe 

contractor and supplier of the turnstile mechanism. 

C~ecking accounts and certifying money due to the 

contractor and supplier of the turnstile mechanism. 

Final inspection of the work. 

Directors Time (Dr. Eastwood) 3/4 hr @~£35.00/~n~ 

Associates Time (J A Strange) 18} hrs @ £26.28/hr 

Senior 

Technicians Time 

1½ hrs @ E15.52/hr 

Travelling 56 miles @ 3Op;mile 

Plus V.A.T. at 15% 


Registored in England - No. 1833144 


£ 26.25 

£ 486.18 

£ 23.28 

£ 16.80 

£ 552.51 

£ 82.88 

£ 635.s9

e 



W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 

R.C. A. Eastwood 

G.Spir 

C.S. Greaves 

S. Preston 

G.M. Seaman 

A. G. Burdett 

F Eng.. 8.Eng. I~D.. DEng. 

C.Eng.. F.I.C.E.. P.P.l.StruCt E 

F.I.Me.ch.E.. F G.S..M Conl E 

B.Eng.. Pt’t.D.. C Eng, F.I.C.E., 

F.I.Struc’t.E,. M.IW E.M., M.COns E. 

B.S¢.. C.Eng.. M.I C E.. F I Struc’t.E. 

C Eng.. F I.C.E.. M.I.MeCh.E 

BEng.. C.Eng.. MIC.E.. M.l.Struct.E. 

B,Eng.. C.Eng.. M.I.C.E.. M.l.Struct.E. 

B.S¢.. C, Eng.. M IC.E.. F.I,St ruct.E. 

G M e Sc~S.g) C E.g 

F J.C.E.. F.l.StructE. 



She ffield 

86 1SW 


ii 

~, R.f: WE/JAS/SEB 

Your Ref : 


the Testin~ and Repair of Barriers in 

ul¥ 1988 

Testing the yearly quota of crush barriers 

at the ground, on the lower area of the 

Leppings Lane terrace. 

Carrying out a visual inspection of all the 

barriers throughout the ground. 

Agreeing a price for the repair of corroded 

barriers with Specialist Welding Services 

Ltd. Correspondence with and certification 

of money due to the Contractor. 

Preparing written records of the tests. 

Preparing our written report dated 3 August 

ILUd lending copies to the Local Authority 

i~d Officer Working Party. 


Associates time (J. Stranqe) 4~ hrs @ £29.00 

Teohnicians 

¯ 

time 

¯ 

I% hrs @ £19.25 

¯ 

( 36% hri @ £ 8.65 

¯ 

" 

¯ 

26% hrs i £ 5.45 

I( 

26% hrs @ £ 5.45 

Van hire to transport all equipment to 

Eillsborough and back. 

miz~ oharge for testing equipment, 3 days 

at |25 per day. 

Car lktleage 49 miles at 32.0p/m 

- with campliments - 

V.A.T. @ 151 

J. A. ~ A.J. Clough R. Tindy J.M. Wood 

F~. B Jr, CJE~g., M.C.I.B S.E., C.Eng.. F.I.SmJcLE. B.S~. C, En~. MJ,C,E~ 

M.I.Mec~.E. M.I,SUucLE, 

R,,gistered in En:lland - No. 1833144 

12 October 

C. M. Pollard 

s.~.e..r E.,,. M.LC.~.. 

M.I.SUucLE. 


23 Kingfield Ro=KI 


Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Fax: (0742) 554330 

i’ 

1988 

28.87 

315.72 

144.42 

144.42 

!~ 40.00 

75.00 

15.68 

133.10 

~1t020.46 

R. K. Godd, 

F.S.CJt (Aocour 

& Admin~rr mic. 

Manlier)

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A. A. Wood 

F E-g .B Eng..Ph D .D£ng. 

CEng. F I CE..P P I Struts E. 

F I Me~::h E. F G S..M Cons F 

B Eng..Ph D.. C Eng.FICE. 

F I.Struct E .M I WE M .M Cons E 

R. C. A. Eastwood B S¢ .C Eno. M.I C E .r.l St,u¢~ E 

G. Spir c Sng.r ,c ~ .M ,M.ch 

C. S. Greaves B Eng .C Eng .M = C.E.M I s.~ E 

S. Preston e Eng. C.Eng . M I C E.. M I Struts E 

G. M. Seaman e sc..c Eng.. M I C.E.. F.l.Struct.E. 

Consultinl : 

A. G. Bu~dett G M. S.S= ,Eng ).c Eng. 

r iCE.. r.l.St ,uc1.E 

~, R,f : WE/JAS/DFD 

Your Rof : 


Hi I i sborough, 

SHEFFIELD 


$6 ISW 6 December, 1988 



New Entrance in Penistone Road 

Final AccouD~ 

Carrying out surveys of the existing properties. 

Preparing designs, drawings and contract 

documents. Inviting tenders and reporting on 

those returned. Supervising R. M. Walker’s work 

by site visits. Submission of drawings and 

calculations for Building Regulations and 

Planning Approval. Correspondence with and 

certification of money to the Contractor. 


Association of Consulting Engineers Conditions of 

Engagement, 1981 and based on the following 

costings. 

Percentage scale fee for work of an average 

complexity calculated at 10%. 

10% of £26,712.92 

Travelling expenses due to us - no charge. 


Agreement - no charge. 

~ Less amount already received. 

V.A.T. at 15% 

A&IO~N : 

With Compliments _ 

J.A. Strange A.J.Clough R.Tandy J.M.Wood C.M. Pollard 

C-Eng.. F.I.SlrucLE. B.A.. C.E ng.. M.C.I BS.E.. C.Eng.. F.I.Strua.E. B.Sc.. C.Eng.. M.I.C.E.. B.E ng.. C.E ng. M.I.C.E.. 

M.I.MiI~.E. M.~E. M.I.~F 

Rog;sterm:l in England - No. 1833144 

V.A.T. Registrar;on No. 391 1199 47 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Fax: (0742) 554330 

!J 

il 

£2,671.29 

gratis 

gratis 

£2,671.29 

£2,470.00 

£ 201.29 

£ 30.19 

£ 231.48 

IL K.Godden//~ 

,scx~==,.~/ / / 

=,=,,i,=,=.=,,/ i / 

Manieer)

@ 

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Shefflold Wednenday Football Club plce 

Hillsborought 

Sheffleld $6 1SW. 

For the attention of Mr. G. Maokroll 

WE/KB/9648 

19 De.eraSer 1988 

Dear Graham, 

Facilities for the Disabled in the North Stand 

We have now prepared our fee account vhloh l have pleasure in 

enolosing. 

You will see that this has been made out on a time basis 

mainly because we were subjected to a groat deal of time wastinq 

by the looal authority and the working party. You will reoall 

that there were arguments about the width o£ the z~, about the 

hand rails,and particularly about the level of the safety zall 

in front of the wheelchairs. ! beoaJle heavily involved in the 

ar~t8, Inoluding a 8poolal visit to 8stilly ~solf that what 

we were proposing was right. John had to arrange a 8p~Q~I 

meeting with ~ambersof the working party. A nu~r of alterations 

had to be made to our drawings although we did manage to limit the 

extra oxpenditure~-~.~o~ having a horizontal roll approximately attthe 

eye level of the people in the whoelobatrs. 

Zt will be seen that n~r tlme has not been oharged foE. We have 

also not charged for travelling expene48 and pEint8 of drawlng8 

both of whioh are adnlssiblo in the normal ondltlons ~ engagement. 

We have also then deduob~d 10% from the hourly rata charges. 

In total, our various dis~-Qnnt8 add up to about 20% of the bill

@ 

0 

./ 

/, 

which means that we have worked at a eK 

Rargin8, vlthout discount, usually we=) 

You wlll also reaall that we pald ouz 

cartoon showing the facility for use Ir 

was El00 which we have bean pleased t~ 

contrlbutlo~. 

With all good wishes for ChEistza! 

5"" 

Yours 8~ 

o 

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O 

,=ASTWOOD & PARTNERS 


W. Eastwood 

A. A. Wood 


G.Spir 

C.S. Greaves 

S.Preston 

G.M. Seaman 

F Eng.. B E~g. Pr~D.. D.Eng., 

C.Eng. F.I CE..P.P I St,uCt E 

r.I,Mech E.. F G.S . M Cons,E 

BEng .F~ D.,C. Eng..FI.C E.. 

F I SlructE.. M.I.W.E.M., M Cons E. 

B 5.. CEng., M.I.C.E.. F.I.Slruct.E. 

C.Eng.. F.I.C.E .M I.Mecff E. 

B Eng..C.Eng..M.l.C E.,M.i Struc[.E. 

B.E ng.. C.Eng. M.I.C.E., M.I.Struct.E. 

B.Sc.. C. Eng.. M J.C.E., F.LStruct.E. 

Consultant : 

A. G. Burdett GM..B.,Sc.iEng.),CEng.. Our Ref : 

F.I.C,E.. F.l.Strum.E. 

Your R~ : 

I[heffleld Wednesday Football Club plc, 

HLllsborough, 

Invoice No.: 

Sheffield, 

86 ISW. For the attention of Mr. G. Mackrell 

To Professional lhirvioes in oonneotLon vith the 

Facilities in the NOrth Stand fo= the Disabled 

Taking sate dimensions 06 the existing struc11Lue, 

]Lesiglling the ramp and platform and bln~L~aile. 

Preparation of drawings and tender documents. 

Preparing of Building Regulations application. 

CozTespondusnce and special meetings wlth the 

local authority and Officer Workin~ Part~, some 

meabers of which made unreasonable requests. 

Issuing tender documents imd reporting on 

thole tenders in our letter dated 3 December 1987. 

Further discussions and coz-respondenoe with the 

Officer Working Party in 1988. 

Issu!ng a second set of tender documents 

and reporting on those tenders in our letter 

da~ 26 April 1988. 

Appointing the Co~tEactoE, visits to site 

during the Contract, correspondence vlth and 

certifying money due to the Contractor. 

D~, Rastwoo@’s time . ,: 

Associate’s tlie (O. Strange) ~ "rl 

senior Draughtiman’ s 

Junior Draught=’. ~e 

(~ 

~,~//’~ 

Travelling expenses due to us - no charge 


agreement - no charge 

J. A. Suange 

C.E~g.. F.J,S~Tuc~E. 

Less lOt ~noount 

V.A.T. at 1St 

A. J. Clough 

B.A.. C..E ng .. M.C.J.B.S.E., 

M.J.Me.~.E. 

- vith ocsplLlientl - 

R Tlmdy J M Wood 

C.Ene. F.LS~J~.£. 

8.Sc.. C.E rig. M J.C.E.. 

M.LS, mx:LE. 

l~gi=u,,.~ ~ ~g~w:l - No. I~144 

V_A.T. I~~ No. ,~11 1199 47 




Tel.: (0742) 583871 

Telex: 547266 

Fax: (0742) 554330 

] 

C M Pollard 

B.Eng.. C.E rq).. M.LC.E., 

M.LSo’ucZ~ 

9648 

19 Dooenber 1988 

gratis 

1,O41.34 

18 

48.87 

gratis 

gratis 

1,630.33 

163.03 

1,467.30 

220 I0~ 

~K.G~ 

F SCA t*=

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0~,ectonl : 

W. Eestwood 

A.A.Wood 

R.C.A.Eastwood 

G.Spir 

F E~9. B E~g. ~ D. D Er, g. 

C Eng . P I.C E. P P I Sl~Jct E . 

F.I.Mech [ . f G S , M Cons [ 

BEng. Ph.D,C Eng, FIC E. 

FISt+uc11: .MIWI:M. MConsE 

B ~) . C En9 . M I C [ . F t SI+uCI E 

CEng FICE M I Mech f 



Sheffield $11 9£11 

Tel.- {0742) 554554 

Fax; (0742) 554330 

C.S.Greeves BEng. CEnQ. MICE ¯ MIStruc! E 

S. Preston 

B Eng C [ng M I C E . M I Strucl E 

G.M. Selman BSc. CEng. MIC E.F tSIruc!E 

D.S. Stephens CEng FICE . FISITuCtE . FBIM 

ou, a.f: 

Sheffield Wednesday Foot.ball Club PLC+ Your Ref: 

H/lllLborough, 

Sheffield 66 1SW. 

WE/JAS/ 

For the attention of Mr. G. Mackrel~ 

amu]~Kx: Credit Note 9648 

Date: 15 August 1989 

CREDIT NOTE 

Facilities in the North Stand for the Disabled 

By cancellation of our InvoioeNo. 9648 

dated 19.12.88 

m: 

J. A. Strange 

C Eng., F.t.Struct.E. 

V.A.T. at 15t 

A.J. Clough 

B.A.. C.E~g.. M C.,B.S.E.. 

M.I.Meo~.E. 

R. Tl~h’ J.M. W

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Dir~ocs : 

W. Eastwood 

A.A.Wood 

R.C.A.Eestwood 

G.Spir 

C.S.Greeves 

S. Preston 

G.M. Seaman 

D.S. Stephens 

Sheffleld Wednesday Football 


SHEFFIELD. 

$6 1SW 

Club plc, 


Our Ref 

Your Ref : 

Invoice No.: 

Date: 

To Professlonal Services in Connection with the 

New Toilet F~ciliti’es ’in the South Stand 

Carrying out survey of the existing tellers. 

It. Andrews House 


$heffleld 111 9&$ 

Tel.: (0742) 554554 

Fax: (0742) 554330 

~:E/JAS/J~; 

10889 

Preparing designs, drawings, specifications, schedules 

and contract documents. 

Inviting tenders and reporting on those returned. 

Administering the Contract during the work, 

includlng correspondence with and certification of 

money to R. M. Walker Construction Limited. 

Agreed Contract Sum with R. M. Walker Construction 

Lir!!ted at~23,909.32 

Fee 10% O£ £23,909.32 

Buildlng Regulatlons Fee 

Mileage 49 miles at 35p per mile 

Cost of drawings and printing and binding OE 

document to which we are due, no charge 

-. wi th comp laments - 

V.A.T. at 151 

A~I: 

J. A. S~range A.J.Clough R. Tamely J.M.Wood 

C.En~/., F.1.$4 ru~.E. B.A.. C.E hg.. M.C.I B.S.E.. C.Eng., FJ.Sm~LE. B.Sc,. CJEhg., M.I.CJE., 

M I,Mec~.E. 

M.I.SI~.E. 

Registerod in Engtlnd - No. 1833144 

~t A T R- "’~,L~t;-~ Nr "t¢11 "’~’~ d ~ 


t 

£2,390.93 

40.00 

17.15 

Gratis 

E2,448.08 

367.21 

S2,815.29 

C. M. Pollard R.K. Godden 

S.E~.CE-g..M.’.C.E.. F.S.C.~.~.// / 

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Sheffield 

Wednesday Footboll Club ptc 

Directors’ Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1985 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the eighty-sixth annual general meeting of the company 

will be held at the Cutlers" Hall, Sheffield on 28th October, 1985 at 7.00 p.m. for the following 

purposes:- 

1. To receive the report of the directors and the accounts for the year ended 31st May, 

1985. 

2. To elect two directors. 

3. To re-appoint the auditors, Pannell Kerr Forster, and to authorise the directors to agree 

their remuneration. 

4. To transact such other business as may be done at an annual general meeting. 

The register of transfers will be closed from the 27th September, 1985 until after the 

meeting. 

R. H. CHESTER Secretary 

Hillsborough 

Sheffield $6 1SW 

22nd August 1985 

Members of the company entitled to attend and vote at the meeting are entitled to appoint a 

proxy or proxies to attend and vote on a poll in their stead. A proxy need not also be a 

member of the company. 

To be valid, proxies must be lodged at the registered office of the company not later than 48 

hours prior to the time appointed for the meeting. 

Note: 

Please note that holders of ’C’ shares of £10, 6% redeemable debenture stock 1990 and 

unsecured loan stock are not entitled, by virtue of such holding, to attend or vote at the 

annual general meeting of the company_ 

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club plc. 

Founded 1867 Incorporated 1899 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICtALS 

Vice-Presidents Registered Offiee and Transfer Office 

S. Ashton Hillsborough, Sheffield $6 ISW. 

(3. Turner 

At.E~ors 

Board of Directors : Pannell Kerr Forster, 

H_ E McGee (Chairman) Ct~rtered Accountants, 

M_ Sheppard J.P., F.C.A. Knowle House, 4 Norfolk Park Road, 

8. L Speight O_B.F_ Sheffield 82 3QF_ 

C. Woodward 

K. T. Addy So~citors 

E Barron Broomheads 

G_ ~ Hulley Fountain Precinct 

Sheffield 

Manager 

Howard Wilkinson Bankers 

National Westminster Bank plc 

Secretary 

R, H. Chester Trustee for Debenture Stockholders 

Alliance Assurance Company Limffed.

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Football Club plc 

Report of the Directors 

The directors present herewith the ~u.rd-ded accounts of the company for the year ended 31st M~, 1985_ 

Fman,"~ai Results and Dividends 

The revenue account is set out on page 3. The directors recommend no dividend be paid. 

Renew of the Year 

The principal aCtivilT of your company continues to be that of a professional football club. 

The Season 1984/’85 will be remembered by all COnnected with the cJub for our success,=ul return to the 1st DiviSion 

_after fourtee..n yeats absence. We finishS, in eighth po$’rtiort: a very {;;redit~e p’=..rfo~ce in our f~r~ ~ back 

m the top fl=ght when we were challenging for a place =n Europe unb’l vb/ually the last match. 

In the M3lk Cup we again re~ched the quarter FmeL eventu~iy losing to Chelsea after three memorable games which 

were each watched by crowds in excess of 36,000. 

in the F.A. Cup a 3-2 away defeat at the hands of Ipswich Town saw our exit in the fifth round. 

Our Central and Northern lntermed’~te sides also had better se~ons finlShing 6th and 9th in their respective 

leagues. 

Nigel Worthin~ on r~ his Northern lrPJand lntemationa.1 Cap whilst Tony Gregory and Kevin Pressmar, both 

received their.England Youth International Caps. 

The average home gate for league matches was 27,000 and our supporters received national acclaim for their 

exeml~lary conduct by being awarded e "Top of the Kops" award by a leading national newspaper_ 

Our succe.ssful SP_P_.~% however, hP..s been temj:P._J’ed by ~vP~e crowd disturbances at matches in which o~ club 

h_~d .not been t~ldng p_.art and in pa~tlmular by the ~gic di,~=~’ters at the Bradford City ground and the Heysel 

Stadium Tn Belgium. l ne subsequent re-actions by H.M. Government and the football authorities will have far 

reaching effects on soccer generally in this country and may inevita.bly adversly affect our club at least in the short 

term. 

Financially oLrr year was ~dSO very satisfactory showing a surplus before tax of £498.579 despite having paid out 

transfer fee~ to,ailing £667,750 against those received of ~_592,500. The Giub continued with its policy of improving 

the a.m~nities for spectators by spending the sum of £492,000 on additional faro]fries. 

The directors wish to th~nk, on your behalf, aJl the players and st~.ff for the3r excellent efforts during the season and 

in pardculaz Howard W]rkinson, our manager, and DiCk Chester, our secretary, for the very creditable achievements. 

Directors 

Directors who held office during the year and their benefice! interest in the sh~re Capita! and Oebentures at the end 

of the year are as shown below:.- 

H. E. McGee 

M. Sheppard 

S. L Speight 

C. Woodw-ard 

K_ T. Addy 

E. B~.r~on 

G_~K. Hulley 

Ordinary shares Debentures 

Ā’ Nominal "~" Nominal Nominal 

No. value NO. v~ue No. value 

£ £ S 

7 70 5 500 

12 120 2O 2,0O0 6 6O0 

2 20 2 200 

4 40 10 1,00O 

9 90 12 1,200 

1 10 7 700 

2 20 3 300 2 2OO 

37 370 59 5,g00 B 800 

The only change to the directors’ ~nterest in the share capital and debentures in the year was a purchase by K. T_ 

Addy of 2 ’A"Ordinat3, shares. 

The directors who retire by rotation ere Messrs M. Sheppard and C. L Woodward who, being ellg~le, offer 

themselves for re-election_ 

Fixed Assets 

The c h.a.nges that .occurred in the fixed assets during the year are set out on pages 6 & 7. In view of the spedalised 

use or me t~eeno~o tuna and buildings at Hillsborough, the directors are unable to give an indi~.tion of the excess of 

Ihe market value over book vaJuP~ The buildings w=-ll continue ~0 be maintained to their present standard end it is not 

considered appropriate to provide depreciation on the freehold stadium. 

Auditors 

A resolution to re-appoint the auditors, Pa.nnell Kerr Forster, v, rill I~ proposed at the annual general meeting. 

By Order of the Board, 

FL H. CHESTER, Secxet~ry 

H~llsborough, Sheffield $6 1SW. 

22nd August, 19~5. 

(]EWL](].’IS (I.qOKI~’H -’- E[3dO0.) .%~V .\V(I t)gO~ 9~;6 7L(}~, 60 0; 

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Football Club p]c 

Income 

Match receipts 

Season tickets 

Transfer fees receivable 

Miscellaneous income 

Operating Income 

Donations from development associations 

Total Income 

Expenditure 

Wages and salaries 

Football expenses 

Ground and property expenses 

General administration expenses 

Depreciation and toss on disposal 

of fixed assets 

Transfer fees payable 

Total Expenditure 

Surplus Before Interest 

Income from fixed asset investments 

Other interest receivable 

Interest payable 

Surplus Before Taxation 

Taxation 

Surplus After Taxation 

Transfer to debenture redemption 

reserve 

Surplus For The Year 

o 

-...o . 

o 

3 

Notes 

3 

5 

6 

7 

9 

17 

18 

¯ o° . o . o’ ¯ 

Revenue Account 

Year ended 31st May 1985 

o. o 

1985 

£ 

1,~s,492 

453,020 

592,500 

4O4,029 

2,766,041 

103,872 

2.,869,913 

I 

- 

904,335 

280,073 

356,107 

113,788 

106,599 

667,750 

2,428,650 

441,263 

9,717 

78,372 

(30,773) 

57,316 

498,579 

22,841 

475,738 

9,063 

466,675 

o 

1984 

£ 

1,119,469 

199,564 

2O7,50O 

268,000 

1,794,533 

105,407 

1,899,940 

839,119 

243,216 

138,537 

83,99O 

33,971 

475,150 

1,813,983 

85,957 

9,851 

35,99t 

(11,868) 

33,974 

119,931 

119,931 

6,956 

112,975 

60. 0 ~,



Hxed Assets 

Tangible assets 

Investments: 

Debenture redemption fund 

investments 

Other investments 

Current Assets 

Stocks 

Debtors 

Cash at bank and in hand 

¯ ° :-.- 

¯ -. . -- ;.~-.. ~ . . . .." . .;.~..--’’., :..-.’: 

Creditors - Amounts falling due within 

one year 

Notes 

11 

12 

12 

13 

14 

15 

£ 

Ballance Sheet 

31st May, 1985 

34,74o 

223,425 

859=062. 

1,117.227 

874,610 

1985 

£ 

2,012,517 

1984 

£ £ 

26,329 

68,453 

589,143 

683,925 

544.571 

1,640,566 

95,227 

Net Current Assets 242,617 139,354 " 

Total Assets less Current Liabilities 2,363,337 1,875,147 

Creditors - Amounts falling due after 

more than one year 15 165,719 

Capita! and Reserves 

Called up shoe capital " 

Share premium account 

Revaluation reserve 

Other reserves 

Profit and loss account 

16 

17 

18 

Approved by the board on 22nd August, 1985 

H. E. McGEE ) 

M. SHEPPARDI Directors 

4 

2,197,618 

124,550 

1,616 

627,710 

181,014 

1,262,728 

2,197,618 

151,971 

1,723,176 

124,550 

1,616 

627,710 

173,247 

796,053 

1,723,176 

=,, 

goo~ L] H Y L] L] .’l S (IXOK]iYH *’*-’- 0~0~ 9£6 IZ0~t, ~_¢. : ~t 06. 60 -:0~"

5. 

. ..~;: -- 

. .-" 



2. 

. . ° ¯ . . . .°. 

Notes on Accounts 

Year ended 31st May, 1985 

Accounting poficies 

(a} Transfer fees paid or received ~e written off to revenue account in the year in which the tTansfer is 

completed. 

(b) Donations from the development funds are credited to revenue account P-s and when recehra~le. 

(c) Leasehold properties, f~’tures, fittings and motor vehicles are being written off over t~eir estimated useru! 

life at rates varying from 7.5% tO 25%. No depreciation is being written off the freehold stadium. The 

rates of depreciation have been increased to reflect a reduction in the anticipated useful l’wes of the 

assets purchased in recent years. 

(d} Repairs ~md ground maintenance costs a~e charged against income ~s they are incurred. 

(e) Stocks on hand, being the stocks held by the Owls Shop, are v~ued at the lower of COSt and net 

re~lisable value on a flint in first out basis. Provision is made where necessary for obsolescent, slow 

moving and defect~e stock_ 

¯ (0 Grants 

"The. sports council grant on Middlewood Road training ground is being credited to revenue account over 

the =~u’ne period as depreciation is provided on the a.5~eL 

Grants towards c~pital expenditure received from the Football Ground Improvement Trust axe c~ed~ted to 

the P..ppropdate asset accounts. 

(g} A finance leased asset is financed by a lea..~e agreement which confers rights approximating to 

ownership. This asset is trezted as if it had been purchased outrighL The corresponding lease 

commitment is shown as en obligation under a finance ]ease. 

The depreciation on the asset is charged to the revenue account following the company’s normal rates. 

Lease payments are treated as consisting of capital and Tnterest elements. The Lqte,oest is charged to the 

revenue account. 

Turnover 

=-’he total turnover for the ye~. being aH relative to the sole ~cthrity of the comparnl {n the U.K_ exclusive 

of VAT, amounted to ~,015,727 (1984 £’1.853.370). 

3. Miscellaneous Income 

Renz and hire of facilities 

Publicity 

Commercial activities 

Transfer from spoors council grant (See Note 175 

4. S~ff Costs 

Wages and salaries 

Social security costs 

Other pension costs 

Average number employed in the year 

Number of employees whose emolments fell 

whhin the following range.s:- 

£30,001 - £35,OO0 

£35,001. £40,00O 

Income from Fixed Asset Investments 

Interest on deb(mture fund listed investments 

Bank interest 

(]EI¥(](].’I’S HSOJ{JiYH *-

~00 



6. Other Intere~-’t Receivable 

Bank and short term deposit interest 

Interest on tr’~nsfer fees etc. 

7. Interest Payable and Sim~ar Charges 

8. 

9~ 

tnterest payable on b~k and other borrowings repayable within 

five years 

Interest on finance le.a~e 

Interest on loans not repayable within f’we ye’>.Js 


Gontinued 

1985 

£ 

78,372 

78,372 

Profit on On,mary Activities before Taxation 

The profit on ordinary a~ivities before taxation is after charging:- £ 

Auditors’ remuneration %500 

Depreciation and aznortJs~tion written Off owned tangible 

fixed assets . 92,652 

Depreciation on [eased ~sset under finance lease 6,326 

....- . m~ 

o.. "-;-’- = 

1984 

£ 

34,049 

1,942 

3s,991 

£ £ 

Taxaf3on 

£ £ 

Ccrpomtlon tax on the investment income at 30% 22,841 -- 

The company has accumulaled tax losses totzdllng approximately £450,000 which are available to offset 

against ~ny future taxable profits arising from trading activities. 

10. Directors Emoluments 

No emoluments have been paid tO the directors during the year_ 

325 

2,492 

9,05! 

11,868 

31,124 

2,847 

11. Fixed Assets - Tangible 

The increase in book value at 9th January, 1975 to £1,000,000 followed ~ professional valuation by Messrs 

Eadon Lockwood & Riddle on that date of £2,312,O00. This valuation was made on the b~Sis of depreciated 

replacement cost~ but in view of the specialised nature of the.stadium, the directors felt it was ina~propdate 

to include the asset in the accounts at that figure. As there is no intention to dispose of the property, no 

provision has been made for an e..~mated potential tax charge of £128,000 which would arise on a sale at 

book v-alu e. 

Cost or valuation 

Land and buildings 

Freehold 

-valuation in 1975 

- cost 

Long leasehold 

Plant 

Fixtures and fittings 

Fixtures and fittings under a finance lease 

Motor vehicles 

(]~I~-’L1(].’IS (].~OKK~"H *-’-’- ~[E[d0tL~ 

At 116/84 Add"rtions DL~osals At 31/5/85 

£ £ £ £ 

1,000,000 -- ~ 1,000,0o0 

?.24,930 294,373 -- 519,3o3 

3.55,534 -- -- 355,534 

1,580,464 294,373 ~ 1,874,837 

82,494 6,875 (i0,011} 79,358 

91,919 166,346 -- 258,265 

31.629 ~ ~ 31,629 

48,827 24,600 (27,473) 45,954 

"1,835,333 492,194 (37,484) 2,290,043 

O~Og 9¢6 06. 60, 0;

.., .-- 

"o ~ . 

¯ 600[~ 



11. FLxed ,t~sets. Tangible (Cont~nue~ 

Depreciation 

I.,~nd and builo3ngs_ 

Freehold 

- valuation in 1975 

- cost 


°. -;.° ; 

°. . ° . 

.~ .- .°" ° 

°~ 

° 

Plant 


Fixtures and fittings under a finance lease 


Net book amounts 


Freehotd 


Plant 


Fixtures ~d fittings under a finance lease 


m 

53,947 


Continued 

Charge for E~mlnated 

year on d’~saLs 

£ £ 

m 

26,665 

53,947 26.665 -- 

78,946 2,845 (6,840") 

36,705 51,653 -- 

6,009 6,326 -- 

"Zg,lSO 11,4~ (9~r4) 

194~’67 98,978 (16"219) 

At 1/6/84 

£ 

1.526,$17 

3,548 

55~_.14 

~5,620 

29,667 

i ,640,566 

The historical cost of the freehold properties included at valuation is £479,49& 

12- F=ed Assets - Investments 

Debenture redemption fund investments 

L~sted investments at cost 

Bank deposits awaiting investment 

Market value of listed investments 

The listed investments are listed on a recognised stock exchange. 

Movements in debenture redemption fund investments:- 

Loan Stock at cost 

At 31st May, 1984 

Additions 

Disposal 

Other investments 

Unlisted shares at cost 

Unsecured loan stock at cost 

7 

1985 

z 

94,026 

8,072 

~o2,os8 

102,785 

£ 

88,109 

8,000 

96,109 

2,083 

94,O26 

£ 

5 

6,100 

6,105 

o o: 9~6 T~O~., 6£:ZT 

At 3115t8S 

£ 

80,612 

80,612 

74,9~8 

88,358 

12,335 

21P_75 

277,525 

At 31;5/85 

£ 

1~519..303 

274,9"22 

1,794,225 

4,412 

169,907 

19.294 

24,6"79 

2.012,517 

1984 

£ 

88,109 

7,118 

95~7 

100,414 

06. 6 0 ]) Z

o~o~ 

¯ ¯ o ¯ ¯ T° . ° . ¯ ¯ ¯ °o 

¯. . ¯ ¯.-_= . ¯ ¯ 

. .. - -..--.... ... .~ ° -..;- . .-.. :~.. 



13.Stocks 

Goods for re-sale 

14. Debtors 

Due within one yeaJ" 

Trade debtors 

Other debtors 

Prepayments and accrued income 

Due after more than one year 


15. Creditors 

Amounts fP.Jnng due within one year.- 

Bank loan and overdraft 

Trade creditors 

Other creditors:. 

Interest fr~ loan notes 

Taxation and social s~cudty 

Obligation under finance lease 

Accruals and deferred income 


Continued 

1985 1984 

£ £ 

34,74O 26~2~ 

£ £ 

160,653 32,O32 

10,724 17,415 

41,130 16,226 

212,s07 65,673 

10,918 2.78o 

223,425 68,"-53 

£ £ 

~s,3~ 

308,354 237,942 

500 5O0 

S6,0~3 117,300 

6,2:92 5,793 

297,049 183,036 

874,610 544,571 

arm===._.-__ 

=-he bank loan and overdraft are secured by a floating charge over the ~ets of the company subject to the 6% 

redeemable debenture stock security. 

Amounts falling due ~fter more than one year:_. 

Other creditors: 

6% redeemable debenture stock 1990 1,104 debentures of £100 

each (securea;I on the Company’s ~’-$e~) 110,400 112,700 

12% loan notes of £100 eac h repay-able on 12 months notice 18,400 18,900 

Obligation under finance lease 14,078 20,371 

Corporation tax 22,841 -- 

The 6% redeemable debentures are redeemable at par on 30th November 19£0, 

16.Called up Share Capital 

Original shares of £5 each 

’A" sh~resof £10 P.ach 

"B’ shares of £100 each 

’C’ shares of £10 each 

Unclassified shares of £100 each 

165,719 151,971 

1985 and 1964 

Authofised 

Allotted & 

fully paid 

No. £ No. £ 

5o 25O 50 25O 

1,375 13,750 1,113 11,130 

2,500 

15,000 

250,000 

lS0,000 

954 

1,777 

~,400 

17,770 

860 86,000 ~ -- 

19,785 500,000 3,894 124,550 

On 31s1 May in any year the holders of ten "C" shares may require the Club to convert their shares into one "B" 

share, Such conversion becoming effective upon notice being given to the Club. 

o:- ¯° 

(]~JY(](I.-IS (].~0]’;]O"H "" ~J3&00~) .~.-8~-" .\~:’(] 0~,0~, 9~6 T-~0~, 00:CT 06. 61 0~.

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17. Other Reserves 

Debenture" redernptJon [eserve 

at 31st May, 1984 

Transfer revenue account 

P~ofit on realLs~tion of investments 

P~ofit on redemption of debentures 

Less nominal value of debentures redeemed i 

Redeemed debenture reserve 

31s1 May 19~4 

Add nominaJ value of debentures redeemed - 

Grants 

Sports Council Grants 

Middlewood Road improvements at 31st May, 1984 

Tran~er to miscellaneous income 

18.Profit and Loss Account 

At 31st May 1984 

Surplus for the year 

At 31st May 1985 

19_Capita! Commitments 

Contracted but not provided 

Authodsed by the directors but not yet contracted 


Continued 

95,227 

9,063 

68 

4O 

104,398 

40,720 

1,404 

° ! 

1985 lg84 

£ £ 

102,098 

:39,600 

39,316 

181,014 

1985 

£ 

190,000 

88.414 

6,956 

437 

120 

7OO 

38,600 

7O0 

42,124 

1.404 

O0:CI 

95227 

37,3OO 

40.720 

173,247 

£ 

795,O53 

~66,675 

1.262.728 

1984 

u 

400,000 

60,’0;

%- 

:., 

: ~. .. - .--_" .:.:. ":~. 



Surplus before Tax 

Adjustments for items not involvLn 9 the 

movement of funds:.- 

Transfer fTom Sports Council Grant 

(Profit) on disposal of fixed assets 

Depreciation 

Other Sources of Funds 

Football Ground Improvement Trust Gr-~nt 

Realisation of bwestments 

Tax repayment 

Proceeds of ,sale of fixed assets 

Application of Funds 

Purchase of fixed as~=ts 

Debenture fund investments (net) 

Other investment 

Loan stock repaid 

Debentures redeemed 

Lease instzJments 

Increase in Working Cap’rta! 

Increase in stocks 

|nuease (decrease) in debtors 

(Increase) in creditors 

Movement in net liquid funds:.. 

(Decrease) increase in cash in hand 

Increase in short term deposit loans 

0ncrease) decrease in bank overdraft &nd loan 

.. :..-..:; ¯ ,-. :.-::.., 

:.. .~....- . ....-:.. -,’....:.:..~- -... .... 

Statement of Source and 



1985 1984 

£ £ ~ £ 

498,579 119,931 

105,195 32,567 

l~r=~s 71,o94 

2,1S1 11,471 

m &t~..4 

609,029 

8,000 

6,105 

209,113 

171847 

500 100 

2,30O 58O 

5.793 

(631,72:z) 

5.295 

(1,028} 

245,153 

(17&953) 

104,bT/7 

8,411 

154,972 

(123,178) 

4o~05 

88,664 

148,964 

9,824 

(232~353 

12,177 

2.,798 

(47.9r~ 

090,1o7) 

(235,27o-) 

r, lo~ (,IHY(]&’I.S (IXO](](YH *"-*- HS&003 .’~H¥ .~¥¢I 0~0~ 9~6 60-’ (): 

10 

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Auditors’ Report to the Members 

-’-. : ;- 

~. °.. o. 

° °.. ¯ °. 

We have ~udRed the financial statements on pages 3 to 10 in accordance with approved Auditing Standards. These 

accounts have been prepared under the historical co$1 convention aS modified by the revaluation of the freehold 

stadium. 

For the re~sons stated in the Directors" Report, the company has not complied with Statement of Standard 

Accounting Practice No. 12 in that no provision has been made for depreciation on the fr~hold stadium_ 

Except for the effects of accounting for depr(.=ciation on the freehold stadium in the manner described in the 

preceding paragraph, in out opinion, the financial statements give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the 

Club at 31st May 1985, and of the surplus and source and application of funds, for the year then ended and comply 

w~th the Companies Act 1985. 

PANNELL KERR FORSTER 

Chartered Accountants 

Sheffield. 

22nd August, 1985 

(]~¥(](]3_ (].q S OKKVH "-"- ,- H3aOOD X’~" .\¥(] O;Og 06. 60.’0;

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t~O 

Sheffield 

Wednesday 

Directors" Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1986 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. the eighty.seventh annual gene~l ~ of the company w~71 

be held at the Cutlers° HaE, Sheffietd on Thu~d~, 9th October, 1986 at 7.00 pJTL fo=" the following 

purposes: 

1. To receive the report of the ff,’ectom and the accotmts for the year ended 3"lst May, 1986. 

2. To elect three o-mectors. .. 

3. To appoint Arltu~ Andersen & Co. as aucFdors for the ensuing year, ~md to authodse tfte d’~ 

to agree their remuneration. 

4. To transact such other business as may be done at an annual gener’al meeting. 

The reg’~ter of transfers w=li be dosed from the 8th September, 1986 unt~ after the meeting. 

R. H. CHESTER Secretary 

Hillsbomugh 

Sheffield $6 1SW : " 

5th September, 1986 

Members of the company entitled to altend and vote ~t the meeting aLre P..rd~ed to appoint a proxy 

or proxies to attend and vote on a poll in their stead. A proxy need not also be a member of the 

company. 

To be valid, proxies must be lodged at the registered office of the company not later than 48 hours 

prior to the time appo’mted for the mee~ng. 

Note: 

Please note that holders of ’C’ sh~es of £10,6~ redeemable debenture stock 1990 and unsecured 

loan stock are not ended, by virlJJre ofsuch holding, to attend or vote aZthe a~nu~J general m~etJng 

of the company. 


Founded 1867 Incorporated 189g 

so~ OF O.~;TORS ANO Omc~u.s 

v’~ 

S. A.sht~ 

C- Tumor 

[~ard ot’ Directors 

H. F_ McGee (ChaZmtan) 

.M..~ J.P.. RC.A. 

s. L ,~oe~ght. O.B.E. 

C. Woodwa~ 

K. T. Addy 

E. Barro~ 

G. K. Hu~y 

Ig~lage~" 

V~lP3nson 

Se=Rt=~ 

R. I-L Chest~ 

-...-~. ~’. flltY(ItI.’l Si:IXOK](YH "--- ~IEIdO0.:) .K~Y .\Y(] 

° .-- 

P.eg~ Office and TrimS. er Offi~ 

~h, ~ S~ 1SW 

AUd’d~n; 

Pann~ Ke~ Forster, 

Ct=m~red Ac=o=~=,ts. 

IC, lowle Hoose. 4 No~o~ P’mk Road, 

Stm~field S2 3QF_. 

Soacttors 

Bank Smut. 

Sheffield. 

Bardm~ 

NaJ~n~ Westmtt~ Bank plc 

Trustee for DPJ~.J’~n’e 

Al~anc~ A.ssumn~ ~ Um~ted 

° 

9t6 130~, g0:¢I 0 6. 

w

I ° 



H.F_.MCGee 

~ L sp~j~ 

c. Woodwa~ 

F-B~n 

G. K_ Hu6ey 


Ordin~ ~ares 

"A" 

No. 

NotT=~a~ 

vaJue 

£ 

"~" 

No. 

Nomin~ 

value 

£ 

No. 

Nor~ir~J 

v-~ue 

£ 

7 

12 

4 

12 

6 6o 

7O 

120 

40 

40 

I~0 

10 

5 

~0 

2 

10 

12 

7 

3 

50O 

2.000 

20O 

1,000 

~.200 

700 

300 2 

6 6OO 

2~0 

46 46O 59 ~900 ~ 80O 

The . ,~_ 1, the o3t~:~ts" intete~ in the sham caped .a~d debemm~ ~ the year w~re a ~ by S. L Spe~ 

of2"A ,-~’~:~;.a ~ by K.T. Ad0~of3"~ oK~$taUl~P.J~d apurcha.Se byG. K. Hu~¢f.4’A" 

o~aty sh~re~ 

The ~r~s who resin by mta:Jo, ~re Messm_ S. L Spe~ F_ Breton zmdG. K. Hu~ ~, ~ ~, ~ ~ 

fo~ r~deCSo~ 

CP=uit~ble 0or~don= 

~[e d~o~s am~nted to £445 in the year. 

~d 

Face~ Almet~ 

~i=~dth~t 

~md 

occum~ 

bu;~Lq~s 

~n the 

~t 

r=ed 

Hi~~ 

asse~ 

the dir~do~_a~e 

d~ng the year are 

mta~e 

set out 

to 

.on 

give 

page 

an 

7o 

~ of 

~ ~ 


of the 

eJo=e~ 

specia~ed 

of t1~ 

use 

~= 

of 

over book v’~P~ 1"he bui~ w~l ~Ue to be ma~-,t~rmd ~o f2~e~r pr~se~ ~a~-~ it is ~ ~~ 

ap~ 1o wo,,~ ~ on tt~e freehoU ==~.m. 

Audltors 

The ~oe¢1ors ~ propo=~ the ap~ o(Azt~. Ande~e~ & CO. ~=s a.uc~ors to Iz’ze rnember= =t the./~nnual Gene~ 

O, ee~:J- Shaf~ Wealth=day Foo¢~ Ctub r~¢ v~’t to ptar.a on ~ecord the;r ~ d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

reCeiVed from PanneO Kerr FoYer. 

Q"dY(](I.-I S (]~OKKYH -’-’- 

° 

÷ 

2 

t. 

~h, SheffZekl ,$6 ~SW. 

2ezh/~u=, ~.

9tO[~ 

1 



Incomo 

Season tJct0e~s 

Transfer fees recdvab~ 

Misceaaneous income 

Operating Income 

Dor~tions received from develo mr=erd 

associa~ns at~l gifts tow’ards the 

Roof on the Kop 

Total Income 

Expend’dure 

Wages and ~ " 




Depreciation and loss on dLsposal 

of fixed =~se.ts 

Tra~er fees payable 

Total F_.xp en l’rl~re 

Surplus Before Interest 

Income from fixed asset investments 

Other interest receivable 

Interest payable 

w a 

Surplus Before Taxation 

T~ 

Surplus After Taxation 

Transfer to debenture redemption reserve 

Surplus For The Year 

¯ ", o ¯ 

:.:’:.! 

.. 

.- 

" " 

".:.:.=~.." :.. ¯ 

~...~::._. 

oo 

÷ 

°° ¯ . 

3 

Notes 

4 

Revenue Account 


£ 

1,142,654 

S02,SS2 

1,187,000 

30S,731 

3,138,367 

1,182,004 

333,069 

188,558 

102,366 

2,924,836 

323,827" 

6 11,015 

7 84,2.O6 

s (26,seo) 

¢s, 1 

392,36S 

10 6,916 

385,452 

18 8,891 

19 376,561 

° 

I 

1985 

£ 

1,316,492 

453,020 

592..500 

404,029 

2.766,041 

904,335 

280,07".3 

356,107 

113,786 

106,599 

667,750 

2.,428,650 

9,717 

78,372 

(3o.?m) 

57,316 

22,841 

475,738 

9,063 

468,675 

° o °o 

~[3

e 

¯ 

.~to[~ 

.-° 


Footbal! Club plc 

Fixed JLssets 

Tang~le assets 

Investmer~ 

Debenture redemption ftmd im~mm-ds 

Other inv~,~,L~ 

Current ~sets 

Stocks 

Debtors 

at bank and in hand 

Creditors--Amounts falling due within 

one yea.r- 

Net Current Assets 

Total Assets less Current Li~ir~u=s 

Creditom--Amourr~ falling due after 

more than one year 

Capita] and Reserves 

Called up share ¢ap’ItR] 



Othex reserves 

Prof’~ and’loss account 

Āpprov. ed by the board on 2~th August. 1986. 

H. E. McGEE 1 D~’ectors 

J 

M. SHEP. PAF~ 

¯ ~ ¯ 

q~IVqq.-IS t/~OKKVH "-’-"- ~I3¢I003 .~IV .(V(I" 

9 

. 

Balance Sheet 

31=t May, 1956 

Notes 1986 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

16 

17 

18 

19 

£ £ £ 

22.,S93 

7~,500 

401,S0S 

1,178,098 

o._ 

. o;o~, 

2,2as,s31 

109,808 

124,5S0 

1,616 

627,710 

186,450 

1,639,289 

2,579,615 

¯ . 

~ 

34,740 

223.425 

859,062 

1,117,227 

= 

874,610 

1985 

£ 

2.012_,517 

102.098 

6,105 

165.719 

2,197,618 

124~50 

1,616 

627,710 

181,o14 

1,262_.,T28 

2,197,618 

oo. . .--, . 

9 c 6 ~ ,. o,O. "-7V’:* ~’~ ~, 6 - 6,:, ,:, 

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Year ErKled 31st May, 1986 

{~) The f~mc~ =a~ h=~ been ~ u~0er ~ ais~o~ca] ==s= cor~en~oQ =s mo~-~ ~ ~ 

~ of the freehold s=a~=um. 

(b} Tm,~ef fees paid cx rece;,ved =m wdttm o~f to re~u~ue accoum in tt~ yeari~ ",~’,~h t~ tram~ls 

ocnpie~d. 

(c) ~ from me ~ fu=:~ Jm =~,dited to m~mue a==ou~t Rs a~d ~’~n Rc~v:at~ 

1o3~ ~ ~-e=, ~g= and moW. ~ ~me be;rig written off over their es~amed use_J~ rde 

m r~e= ~u~g from 7_~ to 25%. Nk= ~ is be~-~ ~ off me freebo;d ~ 

(e) ~ =nd gmund ~ =o=s =re dBrge¢ =gait ~ = they ==re in==m~ 

(1) S=ocks on ha,’~ be;~ t~ s~x:~k= bekl by t~ Ow~s Sl~p. am w~uedat ~e io~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

v-atue oa a fi~ in r=~st am basis. Pmvisiaa is made where neo=sm~ f~ o,~0~=¢e~ daw ~ ~ 

defe=t~e 

(g) Gra~ 

Tt~ ~oorzs Com~ g~anz o~ ~ Road traVa~ gmund is be;rig ¢recrCed to ~ ~ ~ ~ 

szme per’=>~ =s depmciat~ is Ixovlded a~ the as=t. 

Grants ~ capi~ expencElum received fzom the ~ Gromx~ Im~ Tru= are credited to 

the ,~xopr~e =ssm aO=~ar~ 

Th;s =sse[ iS treated as ff i~ had been ~ outrlg~ The ~-~ng lease ~ ~= stw~ ~s 

an obl;gafon under a Enance iaase. 

The de~ on the as~ is chan3ed t~ t~ revenue aio~ ~ me coacany’= non~ m~es. 

Ce.a~ payme¢~ .am Ue~ed as omlsCm9 of cal:~ ar~ imecas~ ekm’am~. The inler~ ~ ~ m~e 

revenue account. .- 

3. Turnover 

The t,o~zJ lumove.r for lhe yee.r, b~ a~l re1~i~ to the sole ~ of ~ ~ in tha U.K. ex~ of 

VAT, amounted to £~L,453.eS8 0985 £3,015.727). 

4. M’L~=ei1,~-mous lncOm~ 

Rent and him of rattles 

Pubr~ty 

~ actM~s 

Trar~e~ from spo.’ts coun~ grant (See Note 18) 

s. stzff c=~. 

= 

Other pendon =o=s 

Av~’~ge number ~ in the 

Numb~ of employees ~ emolu~ f~ within ~e 

to~ ranges: 

£3O ,O01 ~,000 

£35.001---:_40,000 -_ - 

£40.001 --£’_45.000 

S~_ .001---£S5.000 

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1986 198.5 

t: £ 

27,449 81,444 

1~.,650 "119,761 

.3~b’74 1,404 

3os,’t3~ ~o4.o29 

£ £ 

97e,,9~ 772.o64 

77,977 s3.091 

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Number Number 

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2 2 

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Pith! 

~ures ~nd 

~ ~ ~dr~; under a finance r~e 

Moto¢ ~J~des 

I.a~ znd b+,~rmgs 

Freezx~ 

Pt~t 

~J.~es a~d ~gs 

Frames and fit~r~ urmler ~z ~mar~e:le~se 

M~tor vehJc~ 

Net book amount= 

Freeb¢~ o 

IR~ums and ~ngS under a ~ 


Cor~ued 

At ~tS~s ~ Obtx~ds At ~r:t~ 

£ £ £ £ 

1.o00.oo0 ~ -- ~,ooo,ooo 

51S,303 53.~03 -- S~2.?O~ 

1,~’4,E37 344.684 -- 2,2"L%S2"1 

2SS,2~. - ~ 9.0"~ -- 27"/,3~ 

31,629 " ~ -- 31,629 

45,954 12,850 14.4~ 44,34+ - 

Charge f¢ ~indr~ded 

~ t/6/~ ye=" on~ At 3"1,’s~6 

£ £ £ £ 

m ~ m m 

80,6-12 ::~,6~ -- -~o7,2S~ 

80,812 2S,~ -- 107.2~ 

74,946 S74 -- 7S, S20 

12,335 6,a2s ~ 16.~I 

"~6 ~S~ 7,5~6 365,2b~1 

At US.’SS At 3~6 

£ £ 

¯ ~.s~9,.,~o3 1,572,7o6 

2~.2sl 

274,922 24S~ 

1.?~1~ 2,112,240 

4.412 3,438 

~,907 136.665 

19~4 12~ 

24,679 21.820 

ii=~===¢am~==; ==;a=~:====~= 

The ~ co~ 0f tha ~ Wopertie= ~m~xled at wJmdion is £47~,496. 

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Market va~e of r~ed L-Nestme.~ 

~ ~ deber~ rKk~0n fund ~ 

Lo~ stodc at cost 

At 3"L~ M~r, lg85 

l>.m wlihi, ooe y~r 

Tr~:te d~= 

ou=r ~s 

Prepa.j~m-=s ~ a::crued 

Du~ after more th,sn ooe yea~ 

Oth~ debtors 

16. Crediton; 

Ek~ io~n and o~n~dratt 

Tra~e ~ - 

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.Inten~ fl~ ~ no~s 

"T=~xx~ ~u~d soc~ secur~ ’ 

Ob[~a urger freeze 

and deferred Income 

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Condmled 

19~6 

£ 

101.52 

12o,s~z. 

£ 

S4.02S 

1,500 

101,.~S 

£ 

£ 

5"IT,2S7 

:36,495 

?19,451 

s4,o49 

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~44 

~10 

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114,~60 

s,Tso 

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1985 

£ 

94.0~ 

8,072 

£ 

34.740 

£ 

160,~53 

~0.724 

41.130 

212~so7 

10~19 

223.425 

£ 

=os,.~2 

5oo 

.S6,053 

s,~2 

~97,049 

874.610 

the company s=b~c~ to the 6~

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6~ redeemab~ deberdum st0ck 1990 1,091 

of ~00 =a~ (=e=xed on the =0=pa~= a=s~) 

12~ loan no(es of £100 each ~ on ~. nmrehs r~ce 

~taz 

Or~’taJ st=u~ ¢f £5 e~z:h 

°A’ .shaz~ of £’10 each 

"B’ shares of £100 each 

"C" st’~-~ of £’10 a~h 

U~ shares of £1 O0 


Continued 

lSm6 

£ 

lO~,100 

17;~00 

?,zu 

12,Tn. 

14s,ss0 

19S5 

£ 

1~0.4oo 

18.400 

14,078 

2~,841 

165,719 

JUlotted 8rid 

~borh;ed ~ p~ 

No. £ No. £ 

5O 25O 5O 

1,.T/5 1.1,’R0 1,113 11,130 

2,5OO " 250,OO0 ~ SS,

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Other Soum~ o( Funds 

Foott~ Gr~xJ ~ Tr~ G=m= rece~ 

P, earzsm;on of ~ 

Pmoeeds OS sale o( ~ed as=e~ 

Appllc~ of Rinds 

Pun:ha~ of ~x~l assets 

Deberdure fond ~ (neO 

Omer inve=~z~ 

l.oan s~ck repa~ 

Deb~ture= mdcem~ 

T==~n pa~d 

.-.,;.. 

(Delete) inc~mse in =oc~.s 

Inct~se i~ debtors 

pr~ease) ~ cred-~’s 

Movements in net I~u~d funds: 

accounts 

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£ 

6,105 

1988 

£ 

loo,119 

~.~ 

I~ 

1~/,744 116.1~; 

-- 2.~1 

4,610 13.644 

664,841 

544,356 6O9,029 

7,5O0 8,cOO 

-- 6,10~ 

6oo 

13,~I 

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(12,o47) 

(..,~m,119) 2~,1s3 

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Wednesday Footboll Club pie 

Directors" Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1987 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ekjhty-eighth annual genera] mee~ng of the company will 

be held at the Cutlers" Ha!l, Sheffield on Thursday, 8th October, 1987 at 7.00 p.m. for the following 

pu .moses: 

1. To receive the report of the directors and the accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1987. 

2_ To elect two directors. 

3. To a~opoint Arthur Andersen & Co. as aud’dors for the ensuing year, and to authodse the directors 


4. To transact such other business as may be done at an annuaJ general meeting. 

The register of transfers will be dosed from the 7th September, 1987 until a~ter the meeting. 

G. H. MACKRELL, Secretary 

Hitlsborough 


4th September, 1987 

Members of the company entitled to attend and vote atthe meeting are entitled to appoint a proxy 

or proxies, to attend end vote on a poll in their stead. A proxy need not e.lso be a member of the 

company. 


prior to the time appointed for the meeting. 

Note: 

Please note that holders of ’C" shares of £10,60/0 redeemable debenture stock 1990 and unsecured 

loan stock are not ent;’t]ed, by virture of such holding, to attend or vote at the annual genera] meeting 

of the company. 



BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICIALS 

Vice-Pre~dents 

S. Ashton 

C. Turner 

Board of Directors 

H. F_ McGee (Chairman) 

M. Sheppard, JoP_, F.C.A. 

S. L SpeighL O.B.F_ 

C. Woodward 

K. T. Addy 

E. Barron 

G. K. Hull.ey 

Manager 

HowaJ~ Wilkinson 

Secretary 

G. H. Mackrell, F.C.CJk. 

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Registered Office and Transfer Office 

l-hllsborough. Sheffield $6 1SW 

Auditors 

Arthur Andersen & Co. 

St, Paul’s House. 

Park Square, 

Leeds LS1 2PJ. 

Solicitors 

Irwin Mitchell, 

Bank Street, 

Sheffield. 

Bar~kers 

National Westminster Bank plc 

Trustee for Debenttlre Stockholders 

Alliance Assurance Corni:~..ny Limited 

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For the Year ended 31st May, 1987 

The directors present their armu-al report on the adfahs of the company, togeh"P~ with ~ accounts and audTtors" report, 

for the yP_.,~r ertd~l 31st May, 1987. 

Principal Activity and ~ Review 

The principal activity of ~e company cordmues to be that of a ~ football ~ub. 

After a good start it w-as somewhat d-~appaL,~L~ to finish i.n .tl~eemh= place~ t~e ~ D~, b~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

weg in the F.A. Cup or@to lose at home to ~e evemua] winners uovermy v.,~j rathe 6th Round. 

Ntgel Worthington and Siggi Jonsson once again regularly mpreserded ~ =outCries. Cad Btadshaw, Tony Gregory, 

David Hirst and ~ Pressman all p~ed for EngPand at Under 19 ~ as cf~l Scott Cam at Under 17, and this bodes 

well for the iutum of the club. 

The highspot of the ye~ however was the opera., of the new Kop corn~et~ wP,.h its magr£,ficent roof, surely the finest 

st~j~-~tum o~ its klnd in tJ’te ~ League, by Her M=~jes~ the Ouee~n on 12th December 1986. A dW for ~ of us m remember. 

We wlsh to ta.ke this oppo,-tur~], on your bsha]f, of thanldng ag membemof s~a~, for~’Ae~r vaiuab~e work done dudng the ye~’. 

Results and Dividends 

Results, d-rvidends and r~commended transfers to reserves am as follows: 

Retained profit at 1$t June 1986 

Profit for v~e year a~er tax.on 

Proposed transfer to debent~e redemption reserve 

Retained profit at 3"1st May, 1957 

The directors recommend th~ no drvidend is paid. 

,639,289 

242.673 

(8,m~ 

.873,045 

Directors and thmr Interests 

3"he o3rect~rs who sec~l during the year, together with their be.~eficiP.J ints’rests in the sha.~s and debentures of the 

company, at the start and end of the year, am shown below:. 

No. 

H. E. McGee 7 

M. Sheppa~d 12 

S. L Speight 4 

C. Woodward 4 

K. T. Addy i2: 

F__ Barren 1 

G. Y~ Hulley ;6 

Ordinary shares Debentures 

Nom]n~J "B" Nominal Nom~nai 

vaJue No. value No. value 

£ £ £ 

70 5 500 ~ 

12D 20 2,000 6 600 

40 2 200 ~ 

40 10 1,000 ~ 

120 12 1,200 -- -- 

10 7 700 ~ 

6O 3 3OO 2 2OO 

46 460 59 5,90O 8 8.0O 

The directors who retire by rotation are Messrs. H. F_ McGee and K. T. Addy who, being elig~le, offer them.selves for 

re~lectJon. 

Charitable Donations 

Charitable donations ~mounted to ~,370 in the year. 

Fixed Assets 

The changes that occurred in the fixed assets during the year am set om in Note ~ 0 to the accounts.~ view of the spec~Lsed 

use of the freehold land and buildings at HfftsborOUgh, the ~rectocs ate unable to g~ve an indication of the excess ot 

the market value over book value. The buildings will continue to be maintained to their present s’~sndafd and it is not 

considered appropriate to provide depreciation on the freehold stadh.rm. 

Aud’rtors 

The directors w~ll place a resolutSon before the ~nnual gene~l meeting to re-appoint Arthur Andemen & Co. as aud~ors 

for ’~he ensuing year. 

By Order of the Board, 

G. H. MACKRELL, Secretary Hilisborough, Sheffield $6 1SW. 

27th August, 1987. 

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Turnover 




Costs and Expenses 

Staff costs 



General administ]’ation expenses 

Depreciation and loss on disposal of 

frxed assets 

Other Operating Income 

Donations received from development 

associations and gifts towards the roof on 

the Kop 

Operating Profit 

Transfer fees receivable (payable), net 

Investment income 

Interest payable and similar charges 

Profit on Ordinary Activities Before 

Taxation 

3to [~ 

Tax on profit on ordinary activities 

Profit for the Financial Year 

Retained Profit, beginning of year 

Transfer to debenture redemption reserve 

Retained Profit, end of year 

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Profrt and Loss Account 


Notes 1987. 

2 

3 

4 

6 

7. 

8 

9 

19 

£ 

1,255,729 

547,795 

519,224 

2,322,748 

1,147,709 

379,959 

267,865 

144,551 

127,024 

2,067,108 

118,936 

374,576 

(163,250) 

64,015 

(31,670) 

243,671 

998 

242,673 

1,639,289 

(8,917) 

£1,873,045 

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this profit and loss account. 

1986 

(Note 22) 

£ 

1,142,654 

5O2,982 

305,731 

1,951,367 

1,182,004 

333,069 

188,558 

102,366 

97,589 

1,903,586 

110,296 

158,077 

165,750 

95,221 

(26,680) 

392,368 

6,916 

385,452 

1,262,728 

(8,891) 

£1,639,289 

60:C$ 06, 60 ," O~



Rxed Assets 


Investments 


Stocks 

Debtors 

Investments 

Cash at bank and in hand 

Creditors.- Amounts falling due withiri 

one year 

Net Current Assets 

. - .. °°° ° ,’. ° 

.° 

Total Assets Less Current Liabilities 

Creditors.- Amounts falling due after more 

than one year 

Net Assets 

Capital and Reserves 

Called up share capital 



.Other reserves 


Total Capital Employed 

Notes 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

18 

19 

19 

19 

19 

Signed on behalf of the board on 27th August 1987 

H. E, McGEE "~ Directors 

M. SHEPPARD J 

Balance Sheet 

31st May, 1987 

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1987 

£ 

2,4S2,150 

118,106 

2,5"70,256 

327,689 

200,000 

348,176 

875,865 

502,805 

373,060 

2,943,316 

156,590 

£2,786,726 

124,550 

1,616 

627,710 

159,805 

1,873,045 

£2,786,726 

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this balance sheeL 

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1986 

(Note 22) 

£ 

2,286,931 

109,808 

2,396,739 

22,693 

7"03,500 

401,905 

1,178,098 

851,836 

326,262 

2,723,001 

179,128 

£2,54,%873 

124,550 

1,61 6 

627,710 

150,708 

1,639,289 

£2,543,873 

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Year Ended 31st May, 1987 

1. Accounting Policies 

The principal account~g polities ate: 

{a) Bas~s of accounffng 

The accounts are prepared urcl~r the histOrical cos=convention as modred bythe revak=ztJon of la,’~i and bm3crmgs. 

(b) Turnover 

Turnover comprises the value of match receipts end season tickets, less percentage payments to the Football 

League and Foofl~l Associ~. and rec~pts from the Football League, ~ other r~l]aneou~ income, aii 

exclusive of value added 

(c) Tr~sfer fees 

Transfer fees payable and receivable are wdtten offto the profit and loss P..cc=~mt in the yem in which the h-a,nsfef 

is completed. 

(d) Donations 

Donations from the development as~ocPatJons are credited to the profzt P..nd loss account when ~le. 

(e) Repairs 

Repots and ground maintenance ace ch _a!ge d against income as they ate L~mm’ed. 

(q Grants ~ . 

The Sports Cou¢~3 grant rela~g to Middlewood Road ~ ground was trattsfermd to deferred income upon 

receipt and is being credited to the profit ~ loss zl~::Ount over the ~ period a.s depreciation is provided on 

the asSeL 

Grants towards cap~l expend’rture rece’wed from the Football Grounds Improvement Trust are cred’Red ~ the 

appropd~-te asset ~-cc~unus. 

Taxation 

Corporation ~ payable is provide! on taxable pto~s at the current rote. 

Deferred taxation is provided using the liability method t~ the extent ~ the directors believe it is Iikely to become 

p~y-able in the foreseeable future. 

(h) Tangible fixed asse~ 

Land and bu~d~ngs are shown at original cost ot ~suhsequant va]uatiom Other fixed assets are shown at cost. 

Deprec~on is provided at tale~ ca]culaled, to:wdt~ off the cost or valuation, less estim~ed re~dl~l value, of 

each asset on a straight-line basLs over Rs esdm~l useful l~e as follows:. 

Leasehold Iand and buBdings ~ term of the lez.se 

Plant and machinery ~ 7.5% to 25%1 per antrum 

The freehold stadium is not deprecialed. The directors do not consider such depre~afion to be necessary ~s the 

buildings wzll continue to be ~t-~ined to their present stattdard. 

1~ LemSes 

Assets held trader finance leases ere init~ally reported at the f~r value of the P_..sse~, with an equivalent liability 

calegodsed as appropriate under creditors due within or afIez one year.The asset is depreciated over.the shorter 

of the ]ease term and its useful economic llfe. ~inanee c~-P..rges am allocated to accounting periods over the period 

of the lease to produce a constant rate of return on the outstanding balance. 

Rentals under oper~ng I~ ~.re charged on a str~ight-Fme bas~s over the lease tem~ 

2. MLsce~laneous Income 

Publ~ty 

Commercial acthr~es 

Rent and hire of fac~’fit~es 

Sports Council greta 

o. 

. -¯. . -. 

1987 198~ 

£ £ 

315,073 152.058 

186,489 122,650 

4,088 27,449 

3,5"74 3,574 

£519,224 £305.731 

3. Segment Information 

Turnover for the yeaJ" related ent~ly to the princ~paJ ~ of the company and was earned within the UK. 

4. Staff Costs 

Pa~culars of employees are as shown below:. 

Employee costs during the year amounted to: 

Wages and .sala¢ie~ 


Other pension co~s 

-- ¯% .* . . ¯ ¯ 

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1987 1986 

1,g40,699 1.075,963 

80,406 77,977 

26,604 L:>8.0B4 

£1,147,709 £1,182,004 

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Continued 

4. St~f Coses (continued) 

The average weeidy number 04 persons emptoyed by hhe company during the year was 82 (1986 -- 82). 

Dire~ora" rein -" 

No directom received remunec-at~n from the company during year (1986 -- None). 

f~gher paM emj~es 

~ of u~ ompany, outer than crm~or~ wh~e du~s ~ who~x ma~hj ~~ in ~ U~ ~. 

received remun~-~on (ex~Jd-mg pension .~oTDutions] in the ~ ranges: 

l~mber Nurn~ 

£30,~,000 2 5 

£35,001-£40,000 3 2 

£40,001-£45,000 -- 1 

£50,001-£55,000 1 1 

5. Transfer Fees Receiv-able (Payable), Net 

ReceivabM from other clubs 

Payable to other clubs 

6. Investment Income 

Income from fixed assets investments -- Ested in the UK 

Othe~ interest receivable and similar income 

7. Interest Payable a~nd Similar Charges 

8. 

On bank loans, overdrafts and other loans 

-- repayable ~thin five years, by inst~dments 

-- repay~le withln five yearS, not by inst~Iments 

1~7 1~6 

£ £ 

237,OOO 1,187.000 

(40O,25O) (I.021.250) 

£(163,250) m65,7"5o 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

-- 10,566 

64,015 84,655 

£64,01S £95.221 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

1,495 1,495 

30,175 25.185 

£31,670 £26,680 

Included in the above is the interest element of charges payable under finance leases amounting to £1,495 

(198s -- £1.49=---’). 

L 

Prof’rt on Ordinary Activities Before Taxation 

Profit on ordinary acthrifies before taxation is stated after charging: 

Depreciation of owned tangible fixed as~ts 

Depreciation of leased tangible fixed assets 

Aud’rtors’ remuneration 

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6 

1967 1986 

£ £ 

110,105 88,945 

3,543 6,326 

1,500 1,500 

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9. Tax on Profit on Om3rmry ActivilJes 

The tax charge is based on the profit for the year and comprises:. 

Coq~or~on tax on ~’w~ income at 30% (1986- 30o/o) 

Adjustments in respect of previous year 


Continued 

1987 1~86 

£ £ 

998 26,424 

-- (re.soB) 

£998 £6.916 

The company has a~curnula~z~l t~x losses totaling approximately £461,000 (1986 -- £570.000) wh~h are mr’~lP_ble 

to offset against future taxable profits arising from trading activities. 

lO. Tangible Fixed 

(a) The movement in the year was as follows: 

Long under Plant and 

Freehold leasehold constnlct}on mach~=ry Tot~ 

Cost or Vafuradion £ £ £ .q. £ 

Beg]nnlng of year 1,572,706 355,534 291 ~81 432.671 2,652,192 

Add’~ons -- 5,038 200.211 96,133 301,382 

Disposals -- (20.505) -- (16.996) (37501) 

Transfers 491,492 -- (491,49ZJ ~ 

End of year 2,064,198 340,067 -- 511,808 2,916,073 

Deprecia’don 

Beginning of year . 107,281 -- 257~80 365,261 

Charge -- 25,508 -- 88,140 113,648 

D~poSals ~ (4,517} -- (’J 0,469) (14,986) 

End of year -- 128,272 -- 335,651 463,9Z3 

Net Book Value 

becjinning of year _’-1,572.706 £248,253 £291.281 £174.691 £2,286,931 


end of year £2,064-,198 £:211,795 £~ £176,157 £2.,4.52,1 .’&O 

(b) BP.s~ of v-aJuation 

Plant and machinery end long leasehold property are showr~ at cost. Freehold land ~cl buildings ate shown ~t a 

directors" vaJuation in 1975 (with Sutrsequent addi6or~s at cost) as shown below:. 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

Directors’ vaJuatJon 

At cost 

1,000,0o0 

1,064,198 

1,000,000 

572.706 

Cost or v~luatlon end of year £2,064,198" £-1,572.706 

A profes~ona] ,raluat]on of the fmeho3d stadium was performed on 9th January, 1975 by Messrs. Eadon Lockwood 

& Riddle. However, this valuation o! £2,312,000 was made on the basis of depreciated replacement cost and, in view 

of the spec~arL~d nature of the stadium, the directors felt it inappropriate to inc.Jude the asset in the accounts m that 

figure. ConsequentJy, the directors reduced the valuation to ~,000,000, for accounts purpose, as of ltzat date. 

(c) The odgir~J cost, and aggregate depreciation based on cost. of freehold land and btr’~Fulgs it-~k~led ~t valuation were: 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

Original cc~t 479,496 479,496 

Depreciation based on cost 107,206 107,205 

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Debenture redemption fund hn, emmenL~.. 

l.~ed investments at cost 

Bank deposits awaJ~g investment 

Mad~t ~’alue of i’tsced irwestments 


Continued 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

99,632 101.526 

18,474 8~ 

£118,106 ~"10B,808 

£117,938 _~120.59"2 

The movement in Ested investments, which are listed on a recogrdsed stock exchange, was as follows:. 

Cost al 1st June. 1986 101,52~ 

Disposes 0 ,~ 

Cost at 31st May. 1987 £99,632 

17- Stocks 

Goods for res~te 

13. 

14. 

Debtors 

Amounts falling due whhin one year:. 

Trade debtors 

Othe[ debtors 

Prepayments ~.nd accrued income 

Amounts fa~ng due after more than one yea,-:. 


1987 

£-- 

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£~2,693 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

181,671 677,,?-o~7 

88,748 5,699 

57,270 36.495 

327,6"89 719,451 

£327,689 

Current ~.~ets ~lwestments 

These comprise amounts dep~Red with vaz~ous manag~l ~ ~ fLmds and are stated at, cost. 

15. Creditors ~ Amounts F~l[ing Due W-rthin One Year 

Obl~ons under finance leases and hire purctTa~e contracts 

Bank loans ~nd ov~rclra~’ts 

Trade ~ed~rs 

Other creditors 

UK COq:)oration tax payabl~ 

-- VAT 

-- .so~al secu~ty and PAYE" 

other 

Accruals and deferred income 

34.049 

£753,500 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

6,790 6.790 

5,779 89,944 

163,111 368,310 

12,773 3.333 

67,621 42,102 

39,314 72.258 

500 500 

206,917 268~99 

£502,805 ~1.838 

The bank overdraft is secured by a floating charge over the assets of the company, subject to the security of the 

6% redeemable debenture stock. 

Creditors ~ Amounts Failing Due After More Than One Year 1987 

Other creditors £ 

6% redeemable debenture stock 1999,1o083 debentures of 

£100 each (secured on the company’s assets) 108,300 

12% roan notes of £100 each repayable on 12 months notice 17,700 

0hi, garCon under finance lease 998 

Corporation tax 998 

Accruals and deferred income ~ Sports Counc=3 grant 28,594 

~58,590 

The 6% redeemable debentures me redee,m~le at par on 30Ih Nm, ember. 1990. 

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17.800 

7,287 

12,773 

32.168 

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17. Deferred 3-axa~on 

There is no deferred taxalkm asked capit~ aJl~ tire exc~ed~ by co~ t~ losses earr~d fo~ratd_ 

18. Called Up Share Capital 

Ambortsed:. 

50 odg~ra~ shares of £5 each 

1,375 "A" shares of £10 

2.500 "B’ shares of £100 each 

15,000 ’C’ shaxes of £10 each 

860 uncla_~ified s~res of £100 each 

A~otted, c~ed up and fury pa~& 

50 odcj~r~.J shares of ,£5 each 

1.113 ’A" shares of £10 

954 "B’ shares of £100 each 

1,777 ’C" sha~es of £10 each 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

250 25O 

13,7"~ 13,750 

¯9-50,000 250,000 

150,000 150,000 

86,000 86,000 

£S00,000 £500.000 

£ £ 

25O ~-o 

11,130 11.130 

95,4OO 95,40D 

17,770 17.770 

£124,550 £124,550 

On 31st M~y in any year, the holde~ of ten "G’ shares rtr-dy requlre the Club to convert their sha~ into one ’B* share, 

such conversion becoming effecthre upon no’dee being given to the Club. 

lg. Re:~f’vP....R 

Of’ total reserves shown in the balznce sheet, the folIowing ~nounts ate regarded as dLstt~utable or othetwlse: 

D~s*cibutable 

-- profit ~nd loss account 

Non-d-Lstdb utable 

-- share premium account 

-- mv-eJu~-tion reserve 

-- other reserves 

1987 1986 

£ £ 

1,873,045 1,639.289 

1,616 1,616 

627, 710 6"Z7,710 

159,805 150,708 

Total reserves £2,662,176 £2,419,323 

No deferred taxation has been provided in respect of the revah~tion reserve, s’~ce the d’Lrectors COnSklar that no 

nability to tax will adse in the fo~le fiJture. 

The movement on other reserves during the )’eat was ~.s follows:. 

BP.Jance at 1st June, 1986 

Transfer from profit and loss account 

Profit on redempl~on of debentures 

Nominal vaJue of debentuTe~ redeemed 

Balance at 31st May, 1987 

Debenture Redeemed 

redemp0on deberrture 

reserve reserve Total 

£ £ £ 

109,808 40,900 150,708 

8,917 -- 8,917 

180 -- 180 

(80O) BOO -- 

£118,105 £41,700 £159,80’3 

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Capit~l commitmerd.s 

At the end of the year capit~d cornmRments were: 1987 1986 

Contracted but not provided £150,000 £300,000 

The conb’a~ed amounts have been reduced where applic=~ble by the grant ~ssistance expected from the Football 

Grounds Improvement Trust." 

21. Subsequent Events 

Subsequent to 31st May. 1987, the company sold players for £641,000 and purchased a player for £26:2,000. 

22. Prior Year" Accounts 

The accounts to 31st May, 1986, before cert~n reclassifications, were exz~nined and reported on by a firm of chartered 

accountants other th~.n Arthur Andersen & Co. 

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Profit on ordinary a ctiv~es before taxaSon 

Add (deduct) items not involving the movement 

of funds 

--depreciation 

--loss on disposal of tangible fixed assets 

--~ansfer from Sports Counci{ grant 

--loss on sale of investment 

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Footbal! Grounds Improvement Trust grants received 

Proceeds from disposal Of tangible ~xed assets 


Taxation p~d 

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Repayments of loans from lessors 

Repayment (and current maturity) of long term loans 

Increase in net current assets, as shown below 

Increase (Decrease) in Net Current Assets 

Stocks 

Debtors 

Investments 

Creditors f~liing due within one year 

Movement in net liquid funds 

--cash at bank and in hand 

--bank loans and overdrafts 

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this statemenL 

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£ 

243,671 

113,648 

13,376 

(3,s74) 

367,121 

57,018 

91139 

£433,278 

3,333 

358,4OO 

(1,894) 

s,289 

720 

66,430 

£433,278 

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(22,693) 

(425,811) 

200,000 

274,306 

25,802 

(43,537} 

84,165 

£66,430 

1986 

(Note 22) 

£ 

392,368 

95,271 

2,317 

(3,574) 

6,105 

492,487 

167,744 

4,610 

£664,841 

13,651 

544,356 

7,500 

6,293 

1,780 

91,261 

£664,841 

(t2:047) 

530,075 

(86,239) 

431,789 

(456,946) 

116,418 

£91,261

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Auditors’ Report to the Members 

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We have aud-~ted *,he accounts set out an pages 3 to 10 ~n accordance w~th approved Auditing ~tsndards. 

As explained in Note 1, the company has not complied with Statement of Standard Accounting Practice No. 12 in th~ 

no provision has been made for depreciation on the freehold sl,~dium, 

Except for the effects of not depreciating the freehold stadium as described in the preced’mg paragraph, in OUT opinion, 

the accounts, which have been prepa~ under the historic~J cost convention as modified by the revaluation of freehold 

land and bu~dJngs, give a true grid f~r View of the state of affairs of the company at 31st May’. 1987 and of the profit 

and source and =Ipplic~tJon of funds for the year then ended, and comply with the Companies Act 1985. 

ARTHUR ANDE~S~-N & CO, 

Chartered Accountants 

Leeds. 

27th August, 1987 

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Wednesday Footbali Club plc 

Directors’ Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1988 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the eighty-ninth annual "general meeting of the company will 

be held at the Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield on Thumday, 6th October, 1988 at 7.00 p.m. for the following 

purposes: 

1. To receive the report of the directors and the accounts for the year ended 31st May, 1988. 

2_. To elect two directors. 

3. To appoint Arthur Andersen & Co. as auo~tors for the ensuing year, and to authorise the d’~tors 


4. To transact such other business as may be done at a~ annu~d general meeting. 

The register of transfers vail be closed from the 5th September, 1988 untJ’! after the meeting. 

¯oo..’. 

G. PL MACKRELL, Secretary 

i-Ellsborough 


2nd September, 1988 

Members of the company ent~led to attend emd vote at the meeting are ent~ed to appoint a proxy 

or proxies to attend and vote on a poll in their stead. A proxy need not ~.Iso be a member of the 

company. 


prior to the time appointed for the meeting. 

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Please note that holders of ’C’ shares of £10, 6% redeemable debenture stock 1990 and unsecured 

loan stock are not entitled, by virture of such holding, to attend or vote at the annual general meeting 

of the company_ 



BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICIALS 

Vice-Presidents 

S. Ashton 

C. Turner 

Board of Directors 

H. E_ McGee (Ch~rrnzn) 

M. Sheppard, J.P_, F.C.A. 

s. L Spe~gnr~ O3.E. 

C. Woodward 

K. T. Addy 

E. Barton 

G. K. Hul]ey 

Manager 

How-~rd Wilkinson 

Secretary 

G. H. Mackrell, F.C.C.A. 

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For the Year ended 31st May, lg88 

The directors present ~ annual report on the ~ffP-bs of the company, together wi~h the zmcou~s =rod auditors" repotL ~" the 

year ended 31st May, 19~. 

Principal Activity and t~J.smes~ Review 

The principal activ~ of the co~ ¢o~m.~s Io be tt~ of a professional footh~ Club. 

Atthe end of the s~cson the team held a respecC~ie ~ ptac~ ~n the Fu~t ~. H~d work was tequi~-ed to recover 

a we~k.smrt a.qd this was successful in providing ~ exciting highl’=:jhtS to 1tin year. These irmluded reaching ’~he quaJ’t~ 

~. 

of the Li~lew .oo~_. Cup and the epic ~ with EveJ1on ~n fern F.:~. cup4]es_ On 16th Ap~ we were one ~ ~ ~ 

Vn,~.ed to take pa~t m U’3e Fox,ban Leag~ Fes=~ of FooU~ aZW~.W’u.m~ztu-ough ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

Forest 1-0 on pena]~es. 

,or ~’vm, wm~ ~ ~]en~mg ~ cappeo W P_ng~no m a 1~ lnt~ 

At the Footb~dl A.ssoci~0n’=s reques~ we hosted an mu:~lentF.A. ~ge Cup Semi-Fm~ between N~ Forest a.~d 

Liveq0ool in our s=adium on 9~ Ap~ 

During the last season,~d ck:~es~son 10new .professior~ts wer~ r_ec~uited to the tub:. Cramlon, Fee, GabS. Hazer, H .odgs~. 

McCall, Owen, Proctor, Pezt~n and West. Dung tf~ ~ ps’nod we s,~ud go0dbye m: ~-atmiga~ Ch~mP.n. Chambeda~. 

Hazel, Haywatd, JaCobs, ~ Morris, Owen, Shelm~ ShutL S,’-tdth, Snodi~ and Walker. we offer ~ thanks to them for 

their services to the Club ~md wish them wP-q in the futL, r~ 

The long term ..~’ategy for developing the C~ub’s ~ thro~h ~ e~courager~.nt of young~" ~ and conce,’wa~n on 

comprehensive team str~ is s~ on course. ~onsistent progress in spor, jng ==:ompr~hmem and f-~d st ~T~y is emrbaged 

in the year ~d~ead. 

One sign of th~s s~cess is ~ the Executh-e Club h~s now re~ched cap~city ~.nd t’nem is ~ w-~dng r~t of support=re ~o=s 

tO enjoy the ex~len~ fpJ:~es_ 

Incr~sed income and improved Con~ions for plwe~s ~ a factor ~n th~s ye~s operatil"lg loss C~ £’-~,~. A~f bar~ inler~’~ 

deficit in tr~r~--fet fees during the s~t~e period the ovetaJ] ~oss is £448,866. 

On your behaJf we take this opportun~ of thaJ’~king our ~upporters. p~y’ers, Staff end szew-ards, a~O everyone connected w’d~h 

the Club, for their unstinting support ~ effort throughout the year. 

Resutts a=-~d Dividends 

Results. dividends ~nd recommended tr’=nsfers to reserves are ~ follows: 

RP.Jalned profit at 1st June, 198-7 £’1.873.045 

tOSs for "/.he ye~ after t~c~on (442,846) 

Proposed tr~nsfe~ to debenture tedempSon reserve (10,038) 

Retained profit st 31st M~j. 1968 L"1.420.161 

The ditecto~ recommend that no di~dend Ls pa~d. 

Directors and their Interests 

The d~rP_~ors who served during the year. together with their benefic~ ~teres/s in the shams ~md debenturesof the comp~.ny, 

~t the stP.rt a~d end of the ye,~r, ~.~e shown below;. Ch’d-u~a~ ShP.J’~ 

Debentures 

Nom]n~l "B" Nom’n’~l Nominal 

va/ue No. va.lue NO. v’~ue 

End of year 

£ £ £ 

He E. McGee 7 

70 5 600 ~ 

M. Shepp~rd 12 120 21 2,100 6 600 

& L Speight 4 

4O 3 30O ~ 

C_ Woodward 4 

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K. 3". Addy 12 120 13 1 ,~00 ~ -- 

F- Ban-on 1 10 12 1.200 ~ 

G. K_ Hulley 8 80 4 4o0 2 2oo 

Beginning PL ~ McGee of year 

M. Sheppard 

7 .70 5 5OO 

12, ~20 

S. I_ Spelght 

20 2,0OO 6 60o 

4 40 2 200 ~ 

C. Woodward .4 

K. T. Addy 

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F_ Bah’on 

12 1,201) -- 

1 lO 7 

G. K. Hulley 

700 ~ __ 

6 ¯ 60 3 3O0 

The directors who retire by rot-~on ~re Messrs. M. Sheppard and C. Woodward who, being el~gfb~e, offer ttP..mselves 

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for reele~on. 2OO 

Charitable Donations 

Gh/u’it~ble ~onations amounted to £160 in the yea~-. 

F:xed Assets 

The changes that oo:u~ed in the fixed ~as~=ts during the year are set out in Note 10 to the account. In view o! the s’~alised 

use Of the freehold land ~J~d buildings at Hi]Ls~rough, the c11tectors P.J’e unable 1o give an Znd~c~tJon of the excess of the n’~et 

v’~Je over book v~lue. The buildings w~]l continue to be maintained 1o their present st,aj~lard P.md it is not considered appropri~Je 

to provide depreciaZ~on On the fmehol~ sZadium. 

Auditors 

The directors will plm.-e a resolution before the ~nuP.J genera] meeting to re.~ppoh~t Arthur Andersen & Co. ~s/=uditors for the 

ensuing ye.~. 

By Order of the ~oard, 

G. H. MACK~F_.J,,L. ~Cr~t~ry HillsbOro,,gh, Sl’Leffield $6 1SW. 

26th August. ~9~, 

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Costs and Expenses 

Staff costs 




Depreciation and loss on disposal of 

fixed assets 

Other Operating Income 

Donations received from development 

associations and g~.s towards the roof on 

the Kop 

Operating Profit (Loss) 

Transfer fees payable, net 

Investment income 

Amounts wr~en off current asset investments 

Interest payable and similar charges 

Profit (Loss) on Ordinary Activities Before 

Taxation 

Tax credit (charge) on profit (loss) on ordinary 

activities 

Profit (Loss) for the Financial Year 

Retained Profit, beginning of year 

Transfer to debenture redemptiorj reserve 

Retained Profit, end of year 

Notes 

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Profit and Loss Account 


1988 

£ 

¯ 1,265,480 

427,485 

500,868 

2,193,833 

1,410,227 

443,952 

237,165 

143,884 

118~160 

2,353,388 

83,987 

(75,568) 

(325,875) 

23,029 

(34,938) 

(35,514) 

(448,866) 

6,020 

(442,846) 

1,873,045 

(10,038) 

£1,420,1 61 

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£ 

1,255,729 

647,795 

519,224 

2,322,748 

1,147,709 

379,959 

267,865 

144,551 

127,024 

2,067,108 

118,936 

874,576 

(163,250) 

64,015 

(31,670) 

243,671 

(998) 

242,673 

1,639,289 

(s,917) 

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Investments 


Debtors 

Investments 

Cash at bank ~d in hand 

Creditors: Amounts falling due within 

one year 

Net Current Assets (Liabilities) 

Total Assets Less Current LiabiFtties 

Creditors: Amounts failing due after more 

than one year 

Net Assets 

Capital and Reserves 

Ca]led up share capital 



Other reserves 


Total Capital Employed 

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H. E. McGEE 1 

M. SHEPPARD.~ Directors 

BaJance Sheet 

31st May, 1988 

1988 

£ 

2,659,172 

127,383 

2,786,s55 

548,411 

215,082 

8,094 

771,567 

1,055,531 

(2s3,s64) 

2,502,591 

158,471 

£2,344,120 

124,550 

1,616 

627,710 

170,083 

1,420,1 61 

£2,344,120 

The accompanying notes are an integral part of this balance sheet. 

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2,452,150 

118,106 

2,5702.56 

327,689 

2OO,OOO 

348,176 

875,865 

5O2,805 

373,06O 

2,943,316 

156,590 

£2,786,726 

124,550 

1,616 

627,710 

159,805 

1,873,045 

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1. Accounting Pof!cies 

The principal =~:~Jng poficies ate:. 

(a) Basis of accounting 

The a~counts a;e prepared under tt~e histodCzd cost conve~jon as ~ by the rev’~lu~tJon of lar~ and builo3ngs. 

(b) TurrK~er 

Turnover comprises the value of ma~h receipts e~d season 5ckets, tess percerdage payments to the FootbaJI 

League ~ Football Associat~, and receipts from the Football League, and ot~er ~ income, P.Jl 

exclusive of value added 

() Tram’let fees 

Trar=sfer fees I~y’able ~nd receiv~le are written oll to the pmfi! and loss account in the year in which the trazzsfet 

is cOmpleted. 

(t0 Donjons 

Donations from the development associations are c~e~ted to the pmfd and loss account when recek, zble. 

(e) Rep~drs 

Repairs and ground m~nt~P.JlCe aJ’e ch,~ged agaJn~ inc~*ne as they ~e incurred. 

(0 Gr-~s 

The Sports Council grant relal~ng to Middlewood Road trai~ng ground was transferred to accruaLs and deferred 

income upon receipt and is being credited to the profit and toss account over the s~u-ne perlod as depre~z~on 

iS provided on the asset. 

Grants towards capital expenc~ure received from the Footl~ll~Orounds Improvement Trust are cred’~ed to the 

appropriate asset accounts. 

(g) T2.xab’on 

Corporation tax p~jable is provided on t~--zble profits ~t the current rate. 

D~erred tazation is provided using the l’rabir~t 3’ method m the extent that the directors believe it is likely to become 

payt..hie in the foreseeable future. 

(h) Tang~fe f’~ed assets 

Land and buildings are shown at originzLl cost or subsequent vatua~on. Other ~o~ed assets are shown at cost. 

Depreciation is provided at ~ c~lcul~ted to write off the cost ot v21ua~ion, less es~rnated n~dduai value, of 

each asset on a. straight-line be_~s over its esdrn~ed useful rd~ as follows:. 

Leasehold land and buildings -- term of the lease 

Plant and machinery -- 7.5% to 2S% per annum 

The freehold stadium is not dep;eciated. The directors do not consider such depreciation to be necessary a.s the 

buildiags wiI! continue to be maintained to theft present stand,d_ 

(0 Investments 

Foxed asset investrneuts are shown zt cost jess amounts written off. Current asset investments are stated ~t the 

lower of cost or mzrket value as a~ the year end. 

fl’) Le~-ses 

Assets held under finzmce I~ are initiaiJy reported ~t the ~ir value of the aL~sets, with P-n equiv~ent iia.bilJty 

c~tegorised as appropriate under creditors due w~hin or after one year. The asset is depreciated over the shorter 

of the lease term andhs useful economic life. F’mance charges are ~dloc~ted to accounting periods over the period 

of the le~se to produce a constant rats of return on the outstanding baJance. 

Rentals under operating leases ~re charged on a straight-line basis over the le~se term. 

2. Miscellaneous Income 1988 1987 

~" £ 

Pubi~c’wy 322,-624 315,073 

Commerc~ activities 172,870 196.489 

Rent and hire of fa~fities 1,800 4,0B8 

Sports Council grant 3,574 3,574 

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£500,868 £519,224 

3. Segment Information 

Turnover tot the year related entirely to the principal activity of the company andwas 

earned within the UIL 

4. Staff Costs 

Particulars of employees are a.s shown below:. 

Employee cost~ during the year amounted to: 

Wages and sP.Ja~ies 


Other pennon costs 

.. 

¯ 

198~ 1987 

£ £ 

1,274,776 1,040,599 

101,149 80,406 

34,302 26.604 

£1,410,227 .~1,147,709 

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06. 60:07,




Continued 

4. St~ff costs (continued) 

The average weekly number of IP_rsons ~raployed by the company dining the year was 84 (1987 -- 82). 

OirecZo~" remunerab’on .... 

No directors fete’wed remuneration from the company during the ~ {198"/-- None). 

Higher paid employees 

Ernp|oye~ of the com~ny, other than dire~om, whose dudes ~ who~ or m~nly disc~rged in the Un’~ed Kincjdom. 

received remuneraIion (excluding pension cordn’bl.dJ0ns) in the follow~ng nanges: 

1988 

Number 

£;30,001--".~35,000 4 

£35,001-£40,000 1 

£50,001.~.55,0OO 1 

5. Transfer Fee~ Receivable (Payable), Net 

Receivable from other clubs 

Payable to other P..Jubs 

6. Investment Income 

Income from fixed assets investments -- IL~ted ~n the UK 

Other interest rece~a.ble and s~milar income 

7. Interest Payable and ~;im=3ar Charges 

On b~nk 1oaths, overdrafts &rid other loans 

-- repayable w~hin #ve years, by instaJments 

-- repayable within five years, not by ir=staJments 

1@67 

Number 231 

1988 1987 

1,331r500 237,000 

(1,60’-7,375) (400,2.50) 

r43zs,87s) £(163.250) 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

9,27’8 8,297 

13,751 55o718 

£:23,O29 £64,015 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

1,618 1,495 

33,898 30,175 

£35,514 £31,670 

Included in the above is the interest element of charges payable under finance ]ess~s amounting to £1.618 

(1987 -- £1,4953_ 

8. Profit (Loss) on Ordinary Activities Before Taxation 

Profit (loss) on ordlna,’y activities before taxation Ls stated after charging: 

1988 

£ 

D.epreciation of owned tangfble riced assets 

107,764 

Depreci&tion of leased tangible fixed assets 

9,459 

Hire of plant and m=¢hinery under oper’~ting tease=s 

2,754 

Auditors’ remuneration 

1,500 

6 

,, 

1987 

£ 

110,105 

3,543 

1,500 

9£6 0 6. 60 .’ 0;

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Continued 

9. Tax on Profit (Loss) on Ordinary Activities 

The t~x cre~t (charge) is based on the profit toss) for the year and comprises:. 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

Corporation tax oredit {charge} at 27% (1987---30%) £6,020 (-:~98) 

The company has accumula]ed tax losses totaging P..ppmxJmazeiy £923,000 (1987 --£461,000) which are av=cJ’lable 

to offset ag~nst future taxable profits arising from trad’mg acth~e.s. 

10. Tangible l~xed A.~ets 

(a) "rhe movement in the year was as fonows:. 


Long Plant and 

Freehold leasehold machinery Total 

Cost or Valuation £ £ £ £ 

Beglnni~g of ~ 2,064.198 340.067 511,808 2,916.073 

Add3tJons, net of grant 248.174 2.475 79.533 ~.~.~0.1~ 

D~=~-~ -- -- (8,5S0"3 (8,.~ 

End of ye~ 2.312,372 342.542 582.776 3.237.F.~0 

Deprec~al~on 

Beginning of year -- 128,272 335,651 4~3._Q23 

Chato~e -- 2s,sg5 91,5~ 117,223 

End of year -- 153,967 424,551 578,518 


beginning of yea~ £2,064,198 £211.795 £-176,1o’-7 £2,452,150 

Net Book Y~lue 

end of yea: £2,312,372 £188,575 £158,225 =~,65g,172 

lncJuded in fixed assets above were e,~sets held under finance I~ with a nex book value of £12,847 (1987--£6,642). 

(b) Basis of vaJua~on 

Plant and rr~chinery and long leasehold property ate shown et cost.. Freehold lend and builcrings are shown at e 

directors’ vaJu-’~an in 1975 (w~Lh subsequent ada3t~ons ~t cost) as shown below:_ 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

Directors’ vaJua/Jon 1,000,000 1,000,000 

At cost 1,312,372 1,064.1 .8 

Cost or va]u~on end of year £2,312,372 £2.064,198 

A professional vP.lu~on of the freehold stadium was performed on 9Lh Jamua,~, 1975 by Messrs. Eadon Lockwood 

& Riddle. However, this va]uazion of ~;2,312,000 was made on the basLs ot depreciated replacement cost and, in view 

of ~e speci~sed nature of the stadium, the directors felt it lnappropdaIe to include the asset in the accounts at thnt 

figure. ConsequenLh], the directors reduced the v-aluation to £1,000,000, for a~counts purposes, as of g’mt d~te. 

(c) The ofig~naJ cosL, &nd aggregate deprecPatJon based on cost, of freehold land and buildrags included a~ vaJu~on were: 

1988 19~¥ 

£ £ 

OdginaJ co~t 479,496 479.4~6 

Deprec~aI]on based on cost (107,206) (107.206) 

.-. 

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. 

.. 

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£372,290 £372.290 

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17. Called Up Share Caplt~l 

Authofised- 

50 original shares of £5 each 

1,375 °A" shares of -=’10 each 

2,500 "B" shares of £100 each 

15,000 "C’ shares of £10 each 

860 unclassified sh&res of ~ 00 each 

Allotted, called up and fully pa~d: 

50 original shares of £5 each 

1,113 "A" shares of £10 each 

954 ’B" shares of £1611 each 

1,777 "C’ shares of £10 each 

¯ . ," . ¯ 


Continued 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

250 250 

13,750 13,7:30 

250,OOO 250.000 

150,000 150,000 

86,000 88,000 

£500,000 £500,000 

£ £ 

250 250 

11,130 11,130 

95,400 95.400 

17,770 17,770 

£124,550 ~24.550 

On 31 st M~/in any year, ~e holders of%en "C" shank, may require the Club to convert their shares into one ’B’ share, 

such conversion becoming effe~ve upon notice being given to the Club. 

18. Reserves 

Of total reserves shown in the balance sheet, the foIlow~ng amounts &re regarded as dL~ributable or otherw~e: 

19. 

Distributable 

-- profit and loss account 

Non--a3st n"oumble 

sh&re premium 8c¢.ount 

w revaluation reserve 

other r~erves 

1988 1987 

£ £ 

1,420,1 61 1,873,045 

1,616 10616 

627,710 627,710 

170,083 159.805 

Total reserves £2,219,5"70 £2.,662,176 

No deferred ta~ion has been provided in respect of the revaluation reserve, since the directors consider th~ no 

Eabiltty to ta~ will arise in the foreseeable future. 

The movement on other reserves during ~e yea~ was as follows:. 

B~ance at 1st June, 1987 

Transfer from prof-rt and ~ss a4~:ount 

Profit on redemption of debentures 

Nominal vaJue of debentures redeemed 

BaJa.nce P_t 31st May, 1988 

Guarantees and Other Flnandal Commitments 

(a) Capital commitments 

At the end of the year capped commi’~nen~s were: 

Contracted but not provided 

Debenture Redeemed 

redempt]on debenture 

rec,.erve re.serve Tot.a] 

£ £ £ 

118,,1 ’135 41,700 159,805 

10,038 ~ 10.038 

240 -- 24O 

(I,ooo) ~.ooo _ 

£127.383 £42,700 £170,083 

1988 1987 

£150.000 

(b) Lease commitments 

The company has entered into an operating lease in respect of plant and machinery for which the total rent charged 

for the year was £2,754 (1987 ~ £Ni0. The lease, which expires within 2 to 5 years, has a minimum annual rentaJ 

~f £3,672. 

20. Subsequent Events 

Subsequent to 31st May, 1988, the company sold players for £827,000 and purchased a player for £275,000. 

9£6 IAO~, eI:tI 06. 60.’1)7-,

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Source of Funds 

Profit on ordinary activities before taxation 


of funds 

---depreciation 


¯ --transfer from Sports Council grant 

Total funds from operations 

Football Grounds Improvement Trust grants received 

Proceeds from disposal of tangible fixed assets 

Increase in finance lease loans 

Decre~L~e in net current assets, as shown below 


Loss’ on ordinary activities before taxation 


of funds 

--depreciation 


--transfer from Sports Council grant 

Total funds used in operations 

Taxation paid 

Purchase of tangible fixed assets at cost 


Repayment of loans from lessors 

Repayment (and current maturity) of long term loans 

Increase in net current assets, as shown below 

Increase (Decrease) in Net Current Assets 

Stocks 

Debtors 

Investments 

Cred’rtors failing due within one year 

Movement in net liquid funds 

--r..a.sh at bank and in hand 

--bank loans and overdrafts 

The accompanying notes are an integral pa¢~ of this statement. 

10 

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1988 

£ 

m 

12,658 

5,000 

15,664 

678,201 

£711,523 

448,866 

(117,223) 

(937) 

3,574 

334,280 

12,600 

342,840 

9,276 

11,767 

760 

m 

£711,523 

215,874 

15,062 

(142,341) 

88,595 

(340,082) 

(426,714) 

’(s78,201) 

1987 

£ 

243,671 

.. . ..,. 

- .:....- 

113,648 

13,376 

(3,574) 

367,121 

57,018 

9,139 

£433,278 

m 

m 

m 

m 

3,333 

358,400 

(1,894) 

6,289 

720 

66,430 

£433,278 

(22,693) 

(425,811) 

200,0O0 

274,306 

25,802 

(43,537) 

84,165 

£66,430 

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Auditors" Report to the Members 

We have aud-r[ed the accounts set out on pages 3 to 10 in accordance wrth approved Auditing Standards. 

As explained in Note 1. the company has not complied w~J~ Statement of Standard Accounting Practice No. 12 in that 

no provision has been made for depreciation on the freehold stadium. 

Except for the effecm of not depreciating the freehold stadium ~ described in the preceding paragraph, in our opinion, 

the accounts, which have been prepared under the historical cost convention as modified by the rev’a3uation of freehold 

land and buildings, give a true and fair view of the ~ate of affairs of the company ~t 31st May, 1988 and of the loss and 

source and application of funds for the year then ended, and comply with the Companies Act 1985- 

ARTHUR ANDE:RSF_,N & CO- 

Chattered Accountants 

Leeds. 

26th August. 1988 

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SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL O=UB P.L.C. 

Accounts to 31 Hay 1986 

ADDITIONS TO FIXED ASSETS 

FREEHOLD LAND a BUILDINGS 

Roof and improvements to the Kop 

South Stand:- 

Retention on club rooms 

Pr6tective decking 

South Stand toilets 

Security room 

West Stand:- 

Turnstile and other improvements 

at back of stand 

Sports Hall 

FIXTURES, FITTINGS AND EQUIPMENT 

Hultzgym equipment 

Video surveillance equipment 

Cash registers 

Paintings 

Deep spiker 

Power loader 

MOTOR VEHICLES 

Austin Metro A6~8 YHL 

Hi-ace Van A375 YWE 

Rover 216 B525 GWB 

Cost; 

m 

£ 

291,281 

11,200 

49,575 

36,478 

2,156 

80,125 

m 

470,815 

1,259 

~9,713 

6,118 

465 

1,401 

1,735 

60,691 

F.G.I.T. 

grant 

received 

£ 

37,181 

36,251 

47,984 

~,715 

126;131 

m 

41,613 

m 

~11,613 

Page 33 

Net 

Total 

£ 

291,281 

11,200 

12,394 

227 

2,156 

32,141 

(~,715) 

344,684 

1,259 

8,100 

6,118 

~65 

1 ,~01 

1,735 

19,078 

2,7 50 

5,600 

4,500 

12,850 

@

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SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY F.C. PLC 

ACCOUNTS ~O 31 MAY 1987 


FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS 

Roof and improvements on kop. , 

Nor th Stand :- 

New Entrance behind North Stand./ 

South Stand:- 

South Sat~.nd Decking. 

West Stand.- 

Turnstile and other improvements. 

at back of Stand. 

Sports Hall :- 

Multi-c!ym extension 

MIDDLEWOOD ROAD TRAINING GROUND 

Irrigation Machine. 

SOUND EQUIPMenT 

Public address systens 

(Re new kop roof) 


Vauxhall Cavalier D892 PWE 

Toyota Carina D213 PAK 

FIXTURES, FITTINGS AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 

Catering equipme, nt 

Video Surveillance equipment 

Medical equipment 

Sports Hall lockers 

Sports Hall equipment (Multi Gym) 

Sun-bed 

Middlewood Road alarm system 

Switchboard 

Cash register 

Cunputer equipment 

COST 

m 

£ 

674,608 

i0,000 

1,271 

1,930 

506 

688,315 

,. I ~¯r I 

F.G.I.T. 

GRANT 

RECEIVED 

£ 

475,711 

w 

12,393 

w 

488,104 

198,897 

i0,000 

1,271 

(10,463) 

506 

.200,211 

5,038 

9,925 

7,750 

7,916 

15,666 I 

29,273 

28,979 

693 

925 

633 

2,697 

679 

"2,520 

1,320 

2,823 

, To,s4% 

;I


ACCOUNTS TO 31 MAY 1988 


FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS 

ROOf and improvements on kop. 

North Stand:- 

New Entrance behind North Stand 

:ladding North Stand Roof 

th Stand:- 

Extension of Ticket Office. 

Improvements to Tavern. 

West Stand:- 

Various improvement works. 

~x/ 

MIDDLEW00D ROAD TRAINING GROUND 

Fencing 


Contravator 

Kubota B7100 Mini Tractor 

Mower 

~ gyota Carina E344 XHE 

FIXTJRF~, FITrINGS ANDOFFICEEQOIPMENT 

Ccmputerised Crowd Monitoring Equip. 

Pagers 

Franking Machine. 

Carpets 

Carpets re Steps Restaurant 

Robot Coupe 

Alarms 

Alterations re Tavern 

Catering Equipment 

Computer Equipment 

Toilet Flush Control Equipment 

Central Heating-Development Offi~.s 

C.C.T.V. Equipment-Grant Received 

COST 

m 

£ 

28,103 

19,161 

132,416 

4,996 

67,357 

3,799 

255,832 

L 

14,905 

759 

1,550 

5,221 

670 

388 

850 

14,937 

23,717 

1,540 

1,330 

1,110 

m 

66,977 

F.G.I.T. 

GRANT 

RECEIVED 

£ 

7,658 

m 

7,658 

5,000 

5,000 

NET ~AL 

£ 

20,445 

19,161 

132,416 

4,996 

67,357 

3 ~799 

.248 474 

2,475 

3,657 

2,100 

3,000 

8~800 

,, 17,557 

14,905 

759 

1,550 

5,221 

670 

388 

850 

14,937 

23,717 

17540 

1,330 

1,110 

(5,000) 

L 61,977

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ADD 

Financial year ending 

31so’May 1986 


31so Nay 1987 


31st Nay 1988 

Financial year.ending 

31st May 1989 

Football Ground Improvements 

Trust for above years 

Professional fees of 

W Eastwood & Partners 

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GROUND IN2ROVEHENTS AT 

HILL SBOROUG"a 

£352,784 

£239,115 

£263,079 

£81,441 

Tota! £936,419 Net 

Total 

£686,588 

£46,111 

£1,669,1!8 

~ount spent on genera! maintenance 

and repairs 1985/86 to 1988/89 seasons £162,8.70

I 


Footba I Club plc 


ANALYSIS OF TRANSFER FEES 

For The Financial Year 

Ending 31 May 

29.6.89 

Transfer Fees 

Receivable 

£ 

Transfer Fees 

Payable 

£ 

1984 207,500 475,150 

1985 592,500 667,750 

1986 1,187,000 1,021,250 

1987 237,000 400,250 

1988 1,331,500 1,657,375 

1989 2,384,623 2,175,305 

Hillslx)rough, Sheffield $6 1SW. Telephone: (0742) 343122 

Telegrams: Wednesday Sheffield 6. Telex No.547709 WEDNES 

Fax No. 0742 337145 Registered in England No. 62478 

~: H F. McGee. S,eo’e,u~; G.H Mao~l. FC C.A. Martage,r: R Anu,’,son 

D,,ecw* U Sr,~.:l. j p., F C.X. (’Va-C:’~a,.~n). SL SC~F,t. 0 B E., 

C woo:~a~. KT. A,~oy. E. Bam>"t. G K. F,k.,~. 

£5,940,123 £6,397,080 

Net Payable 

(Receivable) 

£ 

267,650 

75,250 

(165,750) 

163,250 

325,875 

(209,318) 

£456,957 

Jill I~

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