- Jan 7, 2006
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That didn't look the case when arriving at 7.40, the blocks looked full hence people standing in the staircase.
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- Thread starter wilko1
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That didn't look the case when arriving at 7.40, the blocks looked full hence people standing in the staircase.
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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Loads of room down the front.
Except into assigned seats! Anyway, went in early so ended up with a better view
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Missed just five games (home & away) in 6 years, not once have I sat in my seat. To think all 2000 Brighton fans will st Boro is deluded!
seagurn
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Buy one for boros next home game then you would have a booking history to buy one for our game expensive way of doing it but it may work!
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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I never said that! Just that most will. Equally deluded to think everyone will just be able to go where they want when it's sold out.
Of course many will! Just highlighting the fact that many fans won't be in their allocated seat. Don't be surprised to ask to move someone when you go to your number! 2000 people going, a lot of people will go sit by their mates and ignore their seat number. I know I will.
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chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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Any more clues than that on that specific weekend (going Friday and arriving at a sensible hour, and coming back Saturday after match)?
And what about a day trip on the Saturday to arrive in time for match and to get back after?
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Well we got our seats together so anyone hoping to pinch our PRIME spot, better watch out! Same for Charlton.
Pretty sure it will be the usual mix of people looking for their own seats and the sit where you like crowd. In other words chaos as always.
I personally think that when it's not sold out (like tuesday) you should be able to sit/stand where you like, however with sold out games I think you should go where your seat is. If you want to sit with your mates add them to F&F and get the tickets together, it's not that difficult.
Pretty sure it will be the usual mix of people looking for their own seats and the sit where you like crowd. In other words chaos as always.
I personally think that when it's not sold out (like tuesday) you should be able to sit/stand where you like, however with sold out games I think you should go where your seat is. If you want to sit with your mates add them to F&F and get the tickets together, it's not that difficult.
Prince Monolulu
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Hear, hear. Correct answer.
The Kid Frankie
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- Sep 5, 2012
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**** that this is football. Sit where you want.
Is that what you do at the Amex?
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Similarly matches like QPR. If I had a central, unobscured view I'm not sure I'd be too happy to swap for an obstructed one in the wings. Would need to be discussed.
The Kid Frankie
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Quite content with my seat at The Amex.
What if someone else took it?
Bold Seagull
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To be fair, as long as you're there 30mins or so before KO, you're going get your seats because if there are people there, in my experience they'll move somewhere else if someone wants their actual seats they have tickets for. I've never seen anyone make a big deal about it when there is still plenty of space and the stand is slowly filling up.
Arrive 5 to 10mins before KO and you'll have no chance, because the people in your seats are likely to be people whose own seats are gone etc.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Thought I'd shove a totally off thread remark here.
Anyone else notice that the Burnley fans mostly sat down at the Amex?
Anyone else notice that the Burnley fans mostly sat down at the Amex?
The Kid Frankie
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I see what your doing here. Different kettle of fish at away games.