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Saints Away Seating
- Thread starter jordanseagull
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The stewards at St Marys are bastards and will 'try' and make people sit in their allocated seat.
The stewards at St Marys are bastards and will 'try' and make people sit in their allocated seat.
FLOG GNAW
Banned
Go to the club shop with your mate and ask for a re-print.
Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
what even if we took 12?
Merseyside Seagull
New member
This issue of sitting in the seat on your ticket always makes me smile.
Where do you sit a Withdean, in your seat or where you like? And what do you do if someone is in your seat?
If you go to Wembley for an England game, where do you sit?
Therefore why should Sunday be any different
?
Where do you sit a Withdean, in your seat or where you like? And what do you do if someone is in your seat?
If you go to Wembley for an England game, where do you sit?
Therefore why should Sunday be any different
?
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I have no problem with people standing, but as long as they occupy the rear rows.
Not everybody can or wants to stand for 90 minutes.
So show some respect to those people please.
Not everybody can or wants to stand for 90 minutes.
So show some respect to those people please.
I stand everygame mate
even try my hardest at home but the sad assholes called stewards always come up to sit us down
That is, because I presume, you are young and selfish. Older people do not want to stand and making you sit down only occurs because you have no regard for others around you.
- Aug 8, 2005
- 27,192
This issue of sitting in the seat on your ticket always makes me smile.
Where do you sit a Withdean, in your seat or where you like? And what do you do if someone is in your seat?
If you go to Wembley for an England game, where do you sit?
Therefore why should Sunday be any different
There is a difference though. You know where in Withdean is a good seat (if there is such a good thing).
Allocated seats for away supporters is just wrong. By leaving them unallocated everyone can find their natural position. The noisy ones come together, those that want to stand go to the back half and the bobble hats and kids go to the front half. I remember being stuck at West Ham with a seven year old who had to make do with watching the big screen as he couldn't see very well. Much better to avoid this and go unallocated for away supporters.
But this isn't possible with allocated seating...
- Aug 8, 2005
- 27,192
unless they're bigger than you, in which case best to move.
ali jenkins
Thanks to Guinness Dave
There was a post on here, where someone had rung the ticket office to ask how many tickets were left. Im 99% sure the response was that there would be about 5/600 available on the gate, so we have sold 2400??
Im SURE i read this somewhere, or im losing it!
You did read it on here, but I went into the shop rather than calling them so your nearly right!
They did say the 500-600 would obviously depend on the Manager situation!
Anything over 2,000 with a Sunday aftenoon kick-off and the game on live TV, is pretty f***ing good going IMO
i knew i'd read it somewhere
Would think they'll be around 2500 down there, at least that if the manager is in place by then!
Whitterz
Mmmmm? Marvellous
I have just been inot the club shop to buy tickets, and was told we have sold near enough 2000. That was as of midday.
fire&skill
Killer-Diller
I'm in row Z - might need to take me opera glasses with me