Is it a designated singing block though? We all perceive it to be, and I know 1894 have the majority of their presence in there, but are the club truly on board with it?
If it’s a designated singing section then it needs to be handed over to a supporters group, so they can set rules such as being in your seat when the players come out and after full time, no pointing phones at the pitch, expect to sing constantly, no complaining about displays blocking your view etc etc. this needs stipulating by the club when they’re selling tickets in there.
They also need to facilitate it with reasonable ticket prices, enough standing to meet demand, not putting executive seats or GA+ or whatever you want to call it at the front. Will they do these things? I don’t think so.
I do agree with you though that the attitude amongst a lot of our support is, I pay my money I’ll do what I want, if that means standing in the concourse while the game is on or leaving early then that’s what I’ll do.
p.s. I like a concourse singsong, it gets the adrenaline flowing, I just think it should spill out into the stands when the players are on the pitch.