Will you sit in the correct seat per your ticket at Millwall?

[Giraffe]

It happens every time, some people move around, others don't.

What will you do?

Poll to follow.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Either EVERYONE should sit in their seat. Or NO ONE. You cant have half measures thats what pisses me off. 3.05pm and they are trying to find THEIR seat.

f*** OFF

 

[ifuhatepalacestandup]

its an away game ffs sit where you want or rather stand where you like

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

its an away game ffs sit where you want or rather stand where you like

If only the 2.55 turn ups who then insist on their seat thought the same way.

BTW I agree with you.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Anyone who wants to sit in their designated seat has the perfect right to do so, IF they have the common sense to arrive 15 miutes or more before kick off. Anyone who expects to turn up on the whistle and demand that everybody move to suit them is out of order, in my opinion.

 

[Hamilton]

Anyone who wants to sit in their designated seat has the perfect right to do so, IF they have the common sense to arrive 15 miutes or more before kick off. Anyone who expects to turn up on the whistle and demand that everybody move to suit them is out of order, in my opinion.

This. Total common sense.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Sensible thread on NSC shock....

 

[ifuhatepalacestandup]

I have noticed its usualy only people who dont go to many away games who try to sit in an alocated seat, most that go away regularly know the unwriten law that away you sit (stand where you like)

 

[Lokki 7]

Either EVERYONE should sit in their seat. Or NO ONE. You cant have half measures thats what pisses me off. 3.05pm and they are trying to find THEIR seat.

f*** OFF

As always TMLS... correct!

 

[Giraffe]

I have noticed its usualy only people who dont go to many away games who try to sit in an alocated seat, most that go away regularly know the unwriten law that away you sit (stand where you like)

The problem with this is that it's the local games that are full and will have less regulars there. Fine when you go to Hull it doesn't matter where you sit because there are loads of spare seats. At Millwall you will end up with a combination of people sitting in their right seat and others not doing so with the inevitable knock on of then moving people around.

Personally I think as others have said if you want to sit in your own seat then get there in good time. I was at Leyton Orient a couple of years ago and the first ten minutes were ruined by some cocks insisting on their own seats in front of ours and moving someone else. They had to get the stewards in the end. But those disposed just stood in the same row leading to no room for everyone else.

 

[Husty]

Millwall is unallocated is it not? Or has that changed because we've sold out? Either way you can guarantee there will be at least one thread from someone complaining they couldn't sit down in their seat at the very back.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Anyone who wants to sit in their designated seat has the perfect right to do so, IF they have the common sense to arrive 15 miutes or more before kick off. Anyone who expects to turn up on the whistle and demand that everybody move to suit them is out of order, in my opinion.

Which is what happened to us as we were sat/ stood in a row and 2 minutes befor ko these Two chaps arrived and demanded they sit in their seats.....people were stood in our places so we just got the nearest row of seats

 

[Giraffe]

Millwall is unallocated is it not? Or has that changed because we've sold out? Either way you can guarantee there will be at least one thread from someone complaining they couldn't sit down in their seat at the very back.

Tickets have seat numbers on them so it's not unallocated. I wish it was. I'm taking the kids so want to sit near the front of the tier. But we have row P. Guaranteed that the smallest child will struggle to see.

 

[nomoremithras4me]

I will give it a go in my allocated but couldn't give a toss really. If somone's there will find somewhere else, defo won't be having a ruck over a poxy seat when I intend to stand anyway

 

[slinky]

i have noticed its usualy only people who dont go to many away games who try to sit in an alocated seat, most that go away regularly know the unwriten law that away you sit (stand where you like)

this!!!

 

[studio150]

Millwall last season was sit where you like, but then midweek game, and away not sold out. Expect the same thing that happened at Watford last night to reoccur, some group of 4 or more will arrive as the players are shaking hands and expect to have the seat as printed on the ticket. Leading to usual mayhem, and disinterest from stewards.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Millwall last season was sit where you like, but then midweek game, and away not sold out. Expect the same thing that happened at Watford last night to reoccur, some group of 4 or more will arrive as the players are shaking hands and expect to have the seat as printed on the ticket. Leading to usual mayhem, and disinterest from stewards.

Which wouldn't happen if everyone just sat in the seat indicated on their ticket?

 

[teaboy]

Tickets have seat numbers on them so it's not unallocated. I wish it was. I'm taking the kids so want to sit near the front of the tier. But we have row P. Guaranteed that the smallest child will struggle to see.

Tickets will have seat numbers on to allow for the correct number of tickets to be sold. There is a known, finite number of seats and the club cannot sell more than this. The easiest way to control this is to allocate 1 seat per person at the point of sale.

Where people ACTUALLY sit is fairly irrelevent. Get there early if you can and head to the front with the nippers. I doubt anyone will mind.

 

[Napper]

Will sit where my group choose .

 

[StillHateBellotti]

I moved last night at watford to be with a group of mates. No issue apart from the tone deaf twat behind me. As said if you want a half decent seat get there early!