If you score a ticket in the home end and you're an away fan, then it's best to sit down and stay quiet. If you cheer your team then you'll be thrown out, simply because it could cause trouble. Essentially, pretend your a home fan.unlikelyfan19 said:supermicahrichards said:unlikelyfan19 said:sorry, yank here, but is this normal? Are you not allowed to sit in the opposing fans section at all? I know at sporting events here in the states you can sit really wherever you like (and can get tickets) and honestly its just fun banter if your supporting for the away team. (with the exception of rooting for any away team in Philadelphia no matter what the sport, you will be soaked in beer and thrown up on!)
that guys was from Jeresy...he doesn't count. :)
and the difference is we don't have away sections in the states, in Europe they do. If you want to be a fan of an away team at the game you can only sit with opposing fans.
Haha right, my bad, jersey
As far as the sections go, I understand there are designated away sections, I was just wondering if people who were able to score a ticket, if they would get booted for just being a fan or only if they are vocally supporting the away team.
a.woollam said:If you score a ticket in the home end and you're an away fan, then it's best to sit down and stay quiet. If you cheer your team then you'll be thrown out, simply because it could cause trouble. Essentially, pretend your a home fan.unlikelyfan19 said:supermicahrichards said:that guys was from Jeresy...he doesn't count. :)
and the difference is we don't have away sections in the states, in Europe they do. If you want to be a fan of an away team at the game you can only sit with opposing fans.
Haha right, my bad, jersey
As far as the sections go, I understand there are designated away sections, I was just wondering if people who were able to score a ticket, if they would get booted for just being a fan or only if they are vocally supporting the away team.
unlikelyfan19 said:a.woollam said:If you score a ticket in the home end and you're an away fan, then it's best to sit down and stay quiet. If you cheer your team then you'll be thrown out, simply because it could cause trouble. Essentially, pretend your a home fan.unlikelyfan19 said:Haha right, my bad, jersey
As far as the sections go, I understand there are designated away sections, I was just wondering if people who were able to score a ticket, if they would get booted for just being a fan or only if they are vocally supporting the away team.
Gotcha, makes sense.
unlikelyfan19 said:sorry, yank here, but is this normal? Are you not allowed to sit in the opposing fans section at all? I know at sporting events here in the states you can sit really wherever you like (and can get tickets) and honestly its just fun banter if your supporting for the away team. (with the exception of rooting for any away team in Philadelphia no matter what the sport, you will be soaked in beer and thrown up on!)
It would be nice if we could all get along, but I don't think it will reach a point where we can be sat next to each other. Imagine being sat next to a rag if they beat us to a league title or something, laughing in your face. We all just hate each other too much.Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:unlikelyfan19 said:a.woollam said:If you score a ticket in the home end and you're an away fan, then it's best to sit down and stay quiet. If you cheer your team then you'll be thrown out, simply because it could cause trouble. Essentially, pretend your a home fan.
Gotcha, makes sense.
Good job you missed the 70's & 80's fella lol. Your perception of how things SHOULD be are spot on. Unfortunately we suffer the legacies of our past misdemeanours. They used to keep us in caged paddocks as well at the football, I kid you not.