North Stand Construction Discussion

[The perfect fumble]

You can’t fix stupid.

But you can feed it.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

AMEN!

It's not even difficult to do mate. Why should visiting teams be afforded any advantage attacking an end where their supporters are.

When do you see our third tier on the box?

Four blocks would be enough, we already know the sound won't travel up there. Anyone who still wants to be near away fans can sit on the other side of the partition, just as they do in SS3 now.

That way, we have two major ends for City fans and in the Cup games, we can keep them up there and net them in.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Splitting them up round the corner doesn’t give them an advantage.

As we know, sound doesn’t travel well from pitch side.

You prevent your opponents kicking towards their own fans.

Mourinho did exactly that when he first went to Chelsea.

 

[HelloCity]

It's not even difficult to do mate. Why should visiting teams be afforded any advantage attacking an end where their supporters are.

When do you see our third tier on the box?

Four blocks would be enough, we already know the sound won't travel up there. Anyone who still wants to be near away fans can sit on the other side of the partition, just as they do in SS3 now.

That way, we have two major ends for City fans and in the Cup games, we can keep them up there and net them in.

It’s a requirement by the PL that at least some of the away allocation must be pitch side. Utd and Newcastle have special dispensation to avoid it. The former due to the disabled section and the latter due to the tunnel under the stand.

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Fuck 'em.

Put them on the third tier, out of sight in the far corner of the East Stand.

Put netting and stewards down the middle.

Don't give them any advantage or wider visibility, whatsoever.

Same as Newcastle and United do.

Block off a stairwell and they can simply walk down directly to the coach park.

Why should we welcome supporters who spout shit about us?

The league requires away fans at pitch side unless you've got a safety exemption like Newcastle. I don't know how United have managed to convince the league their away end is pitch side.

 

[HelloCity]

Wonder who will be the first to pull at the match and then go back to the City hotel after the game.

 

[richards30]

It's not even difficult to do mate. Why should visiting teams be afforded any advantage attacking an end where their supporters are.

When do you see our third tier on the box?

Four blocks would be enough, we already know the sound won't travel up there. Anyone who still wants to be near away fans can sit on the other side of the partition, just as they do in SS3 now.

That way, we have two major ends for City fans and in the Cup games, we can keep them up there and net them in.

I fully agree mate and the opposition should not be seen or heard! Fuck them, up in the gods and out of sight and mind.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

It’s a requirement by the PL that at least some of the away allocation must be pitch side. Utd and Newcastle have special dispensation to avoid it. The former due to the disabled section and the latter due to the tunnel under the stand.

Good to know.

 

[Axel Freed]

Womder who will be the first to pull at the match and then go back to the City hotel after the game.

Andy Dibble, nailed on

 

[dadnlad]

it's to be hoped city announce Gareth Malone as north stand signing ;)