Seats Being Removed

[Citizen of Legoland]

I love the family stand

well keep loving it while you can because the smart money is on all of this happening to the family stand in two years time

What's 'all of this' mean? Are you talking about the (common knowledge) fact that we may be expanding the NS in the same way as the SS, or moving the Family Stand elsewhere?

 

[Eccles Blue]

I think that anyone who goes to the Etihad, apart from in the away section, who has paid their money and attends the match is a City supporter/fan and no one person is a better fan than another..................................... radical thoughts I know but there you go. Just my humble opinion,

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

I love the family stand

I do too ! The perfect spot to watch the daft fuckers who have paid £57 for a seat stand with their arms folded singing a different song to the other lot of standers whilst being out sung by a couple of hundred away fans.
Whilst we can give the first half a miss in the knowledge we won't have missed any goals and prepare ourselves for the usual 2 half goal fest

 

[Why Always Ste]

I think that anyone who goes to the Etihad, apart from in the away section, who has paid their money and attends the match is a City supporter/fan and no one person is a better fan than another..................................... radical thoughts I know but there you go. Just my humble opinion,

True.

You can attend every home/away, every Europe away match, and turn around to face one guy/gal sat in the corporate section who's probably spent more than you attending one single match on all the Hospitality crap.
Doesn't make them any better, nor you.

I stand in the SS (corner next to the away fans 111-112) and as much as I dislike going into the family stand (just isn't my scene at the moment as I don't have kids) I feel the FS is superb and allows for the future generation to go along with their families, and be around other children, in an environment that caters for them with videogames and children's entertainers in the concourse (rather than pissed up morons who smash up the toilets at Wembley or sing songs about "Munich")