The club has an option to enable you to sit with friends. Just organise yourselves and there won't be problems for other people.
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Away Days - Choose your seat
- Thread starter Munchkin
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The club has an option to enable you to sit with friends. Just organise yourselves and there won't be problems for other people.
Does this option work though for those big games needing loyalty points with mates buying tickets at various stages of the loyalty points system?
No. But then should fans who earned their loyalty points be displaced because a group of people want to sit together?
Alternatively if you are that desperate to sit together, maybe you'll have to gamble that tickets will still be remaining, by the time your friend with the lowest number of points is eligible.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Exactly cant see why people need wet nursed into a pacific seat on away days. Everybody should know the away day rule go where you want or can find a space.
So potentially you would split a family up for your own benefit?
Joe Gatting's Dad
New member
Seats on sale for Leeds are the best available for away fans, but Birmingham are the worst.
Often those who buy in advance do not do too well and those who pay on the gate are nearer the action.
Millwall allocate by block only and not specific seat , which seems the best solution.
Often those who buy in advance do not do too well and those who pay on the gate are nearer the action.
Millwall allocate by block only and not specific seat , which seems the best solution.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I disagree. Disabled fans not being able to watch the game at Charlton is an obvious one.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Are you on drugs? what the f@ck are you talking about?
mona
The Glory Game
I hadn't realised we'd got away games in San Diego and SF.
Suppose there's plenty of pacific seats at the Amex when the Albion are predictably and slowly passing the ball back.
- Jan 7, 2006
- 15,304
Never did when I went and we took the highest away following there that season (2012/13), was stood about 7/8 rows from the front like everybody else.
If people turn up expecting to occupy their correct seat, would you and your friends move?
Fairly simple question!
Super Steve Earle
Well-known member
Won't work unless you get to sit in them. Gave up on away games years ago as so many of our fans belligerently sit in other people's seats and dare you to make a fuss, then stand anyway. How about an allocated area where away fans can sit in the seats instead of being bullied in to standing by the stand or you're not a fan mafia.
Dan Aitch
New member
- May 31, 2013
- 2,287
I'd always assumed the club looked at where you sat at The Amex and assigned a similar seat in the away allocation. Bit naive I suppose but then I was hoping that having now moved to the north I might spend less time at away games with those less able to stand for 90 minutes.
I've always been a bit reticent to just seat squat, in case some great big hairy bugger turns up wanting an image of my face on the back of her knuckles.
I've always been a bit reticent to just seat squat, in case some great big hairy bugger turns up wanting an image of my face on the back of her knuckles.
The Kid Frankie
New member
- Sep 5, 2012
- 2,082
Sit where you like. It's football not the theatre. Set aside a few seats for the elderly, disabled and kids then the rest should be a free for all.
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
There is one glaring exception, not relevant this season thankfully. If you are fortunate enough to get a decent view ticket (rare as rocking horse doo doos) then you should indeed guard it with vigour and passion at the dire Loftus Road.
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Unallocated (front A-H) ,unallocated (back I-Z) and disabled seating would basically solve it all then?
MissGull
New member
- Apr 1, 2013
- 1,994
The wheelchair section is through the middle, so anyone in front of that wasn't allowed to stand, and it was enforced.