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Restricted view at anfield
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Ricster
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didz CTID said:got my tickets and ive been hearing theres a lot of 'restricted view' seats, just wondering how bad they are and anyone know where abouts they are, ive got a feeling mine are restricted view :(!
Been there last 2 years and its fine. You dont miss anything. Nowt to worry about
didz CTID said:got my tickets and ive been hearing theres a lot of 'restricted view' seats, just wondering how bad they are and anyone know where abouts they are, ive got a feeling mine are restricted view :(!
I think they have to print it on the ticket if it's a restricted view.
If your ticket doesn't say, it's probably fine.
dave the pie
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went last year, was on very back row, and its like watchin it through a letter box!!
If people are stood up, which they proberbly will be, its a nightmare.
If people are stood up, which they proberbly will be, its a nightmare.
johnmc
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The front rows are below pitch level as well and they are classed as restricted view. Your seat is below pitch level but your head will be literally at pitch level. Hard to watch if you get the first row.
dave the pie said:went last year, was on very back row, and its like watchin it through a letter box!!
If people are stood up, which they proberbly will be, its a nightmare.
i think mine ar by the back, i havnt actually got the tickets yet but i think my mate said theyre row 30 or something.
do u remmember what row the back is cos it cant be far iff 30
djspam
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johnmc said:The front rows are below pitch level as well and they are classed as restricted view. Your seat is below pitch level but your head will be literally at pitch level. Hard to watch if you get the first row.
this
imagine your whole body has been buried at the beach and just your head is above the stand but the sand is the pitch that is the view from the first row
Ricster
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johnmc said:The front rows are below pitch level as well and they are classed as restricted view. Your seat is below pitch level but your head will be literally at pitch level. Hard to watch if you get the first row.
I got first row last season, and thought it was an excellent view. Loved it to be honest. The steward wasn't happy though, cant mind who their young LB was that day but in the first half he went to cross it and sliced it and it headed for me just to the right of the goal as i looked at the pitch. Pissed up i decided to show the City faithful what i was capable of and went for a diving header and landed on the poor guy in the flourescent yellow jacket :)
cmonfeedthegoat
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aye its a bit of a nightmare at the back - everyone will be stood up! if your stood on say the back 3 or 4 rows, you cant see the goal at the Kop end, have to kind of duck down a bit. or as i did last season stand at the end of a row a bit lower down
Unless anyone knows any different, doesnt sound like it will sell out to me, so may be able to move! when i got my ticket was told we hadnt sold out original allocation yet and got option to ask for more!
Unless anyone knows any different, doesnt sound like it will sell out to me, so may be able to move! when i got my ticket was told we hadnt sold out original allocation yet and got option to ask for more!