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Sorry, Not Sorry...
- Thread starter Freestyler
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I sit in 137 with my 14 year old lad.....every match I have a woman holding a baby crying about 18 months old in the row in front and behind me two 5 year old as messing about kicking the back of our seats
Can't wait to move anywhere apart from the family stand.
Can't wait to move anywhere apart from the family stand.
peoffrey
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My Mate knows someone who was a seasoncard holder in there originally but had to move seats because he no longer fulfilled their criteria needed. The seat he was given wasn't near the group he'd become friendly with and he really lost something about the match day experience because of it.
this is a important point ,i have been sitting in the family stand for years now,its a good close knit group of people around me ,soon i will not meet the requirments,it means me and lots of people like me have to move,it cannot help the atsmosphere,or the "match day experiance" i think this policy needs reassesing by the club .peoffrey said:My Mate knows someone who was a seasoncard holder in there originally but had to move seats because he no longer fulfilled their criteria needed. The seat he was given wasn't near the group he'd become friendly with and he really lost something about the match day experience because of it.
mad4city said:It's obvious to any of us that has ever reared a child that things don't always go to plan.
Speak for yourself Jimmy!
peoffrey
Well-Known Member
ped said:peoffrey said:My Mate knows someone who was a seasoncard holder in there originally but had to move seats because he no longer fulfilled their criteria needed. The seat he was given wasn't near the group he'd become friendly with and he really lost something about the match day experience because of it.
this is a important point ,i have been sitting in the family stand for years now,its a good close knit group of people around me ,soon i will not meet the requirments,it means me and lots of people like me have to move,it cannot help the atsmosphere,or the "match day experiance" i think this policy needs reassesing by the club .
Especially when there's numerous empty seats. Unless City sort something like a re-sale site that is open to all then the problem continues.
I'm in 216 at the moment and I'd like the opportunity to sit at the other end of the ground in an equivalent seat but don't fulfil the criteria needed.
peoffrey
Well-Known Member
awest said:If you get rid of the kids season card do they keep the loyalty points though when they get another form of membership?
I think all loyalty points are loyalty points for life.
Freestyler said:SCRAP THE FAMILY STAND.
Good idea and good thinking in some parts, it worked for a bit. Now it doesn't.
Don't need kids entertainment and the rest, there is enough on citysquare and other activities.
I said from day one it would happen. Started well, faded out in no time. Always had it's weaknesses. Same old story...
Stops fans from getting seats cause they aren't with a child.
Night games = rows of empty seats
Weekend games = rows of empty seats
It's embarrassing.
I'm surprised at this post. The Family stand seems more settled now and always seems to be full - even for cup games. Even leads the Poznan and the singing occasionally - which is more than can be said for some other parts of the ground