Jinxy - I think you need to calm yourself down and be less aggressive in your reply if you want to continue having an adult conversation. Have you read any of my other posts or have you jumped straight in all guns blazing at multiple posts? (or should that be "?????")
The way that the Pyro's are being used is against the rules and need to be stopped immediately IMO. There is also the safety aspect which they are ignoring. I'm sorry but a handful of guys possibly pissed up letting of flares and smoke bombs in a crowded area is not controlled and is potentially hazardous.
I suspect that the board are possibly covering themselves against future liabilities in case someone does get injured in an accident and tries to sue the club as they have a duty of care for their "customers", and if they continue to take no action then this is proof of negligence and so liability (and in law, it will be the senior individuals who are accountable and will face prosecution).
However, the problem I have with the board is the timing of their announcement (possibly for deflection from Res12 at the AGM, but definitely it will have cost many of these fans a lot of money in wasted travel and hotel costs) - why not announce this last week or even before, which could have allowed further discussions before Thursday's game to see if the deadlock could have been broken and a compromise reached. Their poor timing opens them up to all types of accusations from pissed off fans.
Sadly though the relationship has broken down and there is a power struggle at play here between the board and the GB. If the GB are breaking the law or rules then they will have to stop, but our board need to portray themselves better as they can sometimes appear vindictive and this will come back to haunt some of them as they have little goodwill left with significant very vocal amounts of our fans.
Perception is important and at the moment there is a belief amongst many that the board would rather fight our own than stand up to external parties (paedo-obsessed opposition fans, the SFA, MIBs, the laptop loyal media, etc) who take every opportunity to try to put the boot in.
I repeat, no one wins in this and it reflects poorly on the club as a whole as certain elements in the media are creaming their pants using it as ammunition against us when we should be using our energies on the football pitch wining more trophies and making history.