theyellowdinosaur
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- Nov 29, 2011
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Aston Villa are testing it next year (i think)
I would pick safe standing as there would be less for maintenance as there would be fewer seats to fix etc. Plus the extra capacity is a great bonus.
forgive me if i am wrong, but doesnt 'safe standing' mean that all standing positions are also fitted with seats?
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why would the capacity increase or decrease? it would be the same.
forgive me if i am wrong, but doesnt 'safe standing' mean that all standing positions are also fitted with seats?
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why would the capacity increase or decrease? it would be the same.
forgive me if i am wrong, but doesnt 'safe standing' mean that all standing positions are also fitted with seats?
why would the capacity increase or decrease? it would be the same.
forgive me if i am wrong, but doesnt 'safe standing' mean that all standing positions are also fitted with seats?
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why would the capacity increase or decrease? it would be the same.
I've not been to a game in Germany (would like to one day!) but as I understand it there are basically two types of terrace:
1. the red ones in the pictures where you stand in an allocated space, also here at Werder Bremen
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With this you presumably don't get any increase in capacity when used in the stand configuration?
2. A more conventional terrace like at Borussia Dortmund where seats are installed for international matches:
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Here you get more capacity when using it for standing but it's a faff to convert it to seats - however when would we need to do that reallistically?
Is this more or less the situation over there?