They won't – repeat, won't – tolerate behaviour that undermines the club and what it wants to stand for.
"Within five years the idea of smoking as a socially tolerated behaviour could simply collapse," said Glantz.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the University said: "the university will not tolerate behaviour that causes harm to individuals, damage to property or significant disruption to our university community".
The spokesman said: "Whilst peaceful protest is part of university life, the university will not tolerate behaviour that causes harm to individuals, damage to property or significant disruption to our university community".
"I'm not saying that we will tolerate behaviour that is harassing, that is making people feel fearful, that is preventing other young people from going out because they don't want to walk down that street or through that park.
"We do not tolerate behaviour that deviates from our ethical standards," it said, mindful no doubt of the fate of Arthur Andersen, the auditing firm which was forced to disband after the disclosure of its role in the scandals at its erstwhile client, Enron.
"As a football club, we will not tolerate behaviour which brings our name into disrepute, and we are committed to taking action wherever we have evidence.
Tolerating bad behaviour breeds more bad behaviour".
The state too often acts like a bad parent, neglectful in repeatedly tolerating bad behaviour, then inevitably harsh.
Citing, for example, the sexual exploitation of young girls in British cities such as Rotherham, he rightly has harsh words for the type of slack thinking that accepts a fear of appearing racist as an excuse for tolerating intolerable behaviour.
