Voices: ‘Crowds are abusive enough sober’: Readers split over Burnham’s call to lift football stands alcohol ban
YOUR VIEWS: Our community weighed fairness to fans against the safety of women, with some pointing to drinking at rugby and cricket and others to football’s long history of hooliganism
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