stella6yew
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I got mine on first day Row 31 was best I could get no the 3 available blocks.
Wonder who will get the prime rows 10 to 20 ish.
Wonder who will get the prime rows 10 to 20 ish.
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I got mine on first day Row 31 was best I could get no the 3 available blocks.
Wonder who will get the prime rows 10 to 20 ish.
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worsleyweb
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You could have done if you rang in, I did and got Row 16, block 122. Another £2.50 but worth it.I got mine on first day Row 31 was best I could get no the 3 available blocks.
Wonder who will get the prime rows 10 to 20 ish.
cleavers
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When they designed that stand, I'm pretty sure it was all standing, with seats, and the upper tier added later.They obviously designed the stand without taking into consideration that away fans stand up.
East Level 2
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Sounds like the correct answer. So you are viewing from a very poor vantage point when sat down on the front row.When they designed that stand, I'm pretty sure it was all standing, with seats, and the upper tier added later.
whitenoise
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Think they added posts to support the new top tear too, after Celtic nearly broke it. Not 100% but from memory think the posts are around row 26Sounds like the correct answer. So you are viewing from a very poor vantage point when sat down on the front row.
lancs blue
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Yes, I've stood on that terrace many times in the 70s and 80s, they just bolted seats onto the terracing initially and then when they extended it instead of demolishing the whole lot and building from scratch they went for the cheaper option and just took the roof off and put the upper tier on top of the existing stand.When they designed that stand, I'm pretty sure it was all standing, with seats, and the upper tier added later.
cleavers
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I'd say everything behind row 1 is "restricted view", its a pretty awful view, as its old terracing given over to seating, but officially its the ones behind a post, and the last 5 or 6 rows, as floor of the upper tier is so low. Last time I was in there, the back 3 or 4 rows were empty, with people doubled up in "seats" elsewhere.Which rows are designated as restricted/reduced view?