Unpleasant experiences at a stadium

I am a Żejtun Corinthian supporter and regularly attend football at the small stadium.

I have a blue sticker and am, therefore, disabled. There is one parking spot outside, which is always taken up by people without a blue sticker. I have difficulty with stairs, yet there is nowhere else to go.

I think the EU regulations are used when it affects people with power or if you know someone who will do something about it - unfortunately, I don't fit any of those categories so I have to grin and bear it.

No toilets up on the terrace, all downstairs. The spectators are there for themselves and no other. Because I can't stand for long I take a seat at the game when other people have not walked on the seats. Everyone stands because people block the view for everybody behind them as they stand against the front railings.

You get pushed, tripped, walked on, abused and all this is ignored by the police as they are all in one place talking to each other and smoking. The police are a waste of taxpayer's money. That brings me to the unsocial habit of smoking. How can the police fine someone for smoking when they are doing it themselves in front of the crowd and for throwing the butt on the floor?

If there is a ban there is a ban and they should be enforcing it. Why should I, and the children who attend, have to put up with this attitude from the people who want to break the law and smoke?

Litter is another problem; plenty of bins but people still throw the rubbish on the floor. Where are the police?