Looking at relocating tomorrow but just wondering if anybody sits in level 2 and knows if it’s the same as level 1 north stand where you stand up for every attack but immediately have to sit back down?
I would rather stand for the full game but for health reasons I can’t and it can get a little tedious the constant up downs all game, so would rather sit level 2 if possible and remain seated and just enjoy the game
sounds boring I know but 2 double hip replacements and now a crumbling disc doesn’t make for much fun l!
cheers
It's cheap, you get the atmosphere and if you've got kids who want to see players and goals up close and don't like heights it makes sense. But yeah you will end up watching the match at home again to find out what really happened. Though tbh I need do that half the time anyway as fine details don't register with me when I'm excited and have had a couple of Amstel.I dont understand why someone would pay to watch a game directly behind a net and at ground level.
Exactly. I have had a season ticket in 232 for about eight years. There was never any questions asked about children. A pal behind me was told he would have to move when his children ‘came of age’. That was around four or five years back. He and his group are are still there.I was in there (234) unaccompanied, never once asked if I had a minor with me. And not many kids around me that day
I’m in 231 Row E, last padded seat (long story after being turfed out of L2 East), sit with my Sister and 2 friends, never moving from there. @meeesh sits nearby as well, I probably know you by sight.Exactly. I have had a season ticket in 232 for about eight years. There was never any questions asked about children. A pal behind me was told he would have to move when his children ‘came of age’. That was around four or five years back. He and his group are are still there.
Because maybe that’s what they can afford. Your comment is borderline arrogance. I moved to ss3 simply because it allowed me to continue my season ticket at an affordable price.I dont understand why someone would pay to watch a game directly behind a net and at ground level.
I sit in the East Stand L3 and standing really pisses me off, but happily it only really happens after a goal. Plenty of places to stand in the ground if you want to, leave us FOCs with dodgy knees the ability to watch a game sitting down.Never mind a family stand I think the club should dedicate a 3rd tier block in the East Stand to the Bluemoon FOC's. Definitely no standing, no cheering, no singing and no leaving early(unless you want to). Sit and moan all game about the transport, the ticket prices, the ticket office, the modern game, the lack of atmosphere. Reminisce about Maine Road, being shit, the Kippax bogs. You'd all have ball