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A group of five of us are in the back row WSU W3H...
We chose the back row, so no one behind us who can complain if we stand up!
I never thought of that, i am only a midget
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I never thought of that, i am only a midget
Washboard Didgets
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End of your row WSU W3H Row J Seats 187, 188, 189.
WSU W3H Row R & Q 177 - 179
Well hello to the NSC WSU W3H club members! And a very big hello to my nearest neighbours:
and
You sir, are sitting directly in front of me!
WSU W3H Row S Seat 0185
I hope you are all going to sing! We chose the North end deliberately to try and generate some high level atmosphere alongside the North Stand crowd.
Winker
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N1C Row U 366 and 367 - I'm looking down on you!!
Hope you're not a giant then Timco as you're two rows directly in front of me and Kikapu is in front of another member of the Cheshire Massive
West stand middle tier, I 108.
A group of five of us are in the back row WSU W3H...
We chose the back row, so no one behind us who can complain if we stand up!
What is this obsession with standing up? Had two goons in front of me at Daggers who stood all game. They gained absolutely nothing by doing so...apart from stiff legs maybe.
Washboard Didgets
Graphic Designer
Personally I am much more comfortable standing up at the football. I prefer it and given the choice I don't even sit down at half-time.
It feels more natural than sitting and also makes it easier to sing and get behind the team. Sitting anywhere other than the centre line you have to sit/turn/lean sideways to see the action anyway, and usually I find I have to lean forwards as well to see past all the other people in my row. Then when anything happens everyone stands up anyway!
Also at Withdean being 6'2" I find sitting uncomfortable due to the limited leg room.
But I also prefer to stand at gigs, and usually will stand in the pub before the game too.
I can understand some people can't/don't want to stand all the time. But in the same way that we will usually try to stand near the back out of consideration, those who prefer to sit should try to position themselves nearer the front rather than stay where they are and moaning.
By choosing the back row of the stand we can't possibly disturb anyone else
It feels more natural than sitting and also makes it easier to sing and get behind the team. Sitting anywhere other than the centre line you have to sit/turn/lean sideways to see the action anyway, and usually I find I have to lean forwards as well to see past all the other people in my row. Then when anything happens everyone stands up anyway!
Also at Withdean being 6'2" I find sitting uncomfortable due to the limited leg room.
But I also prefer to stand at gigs, and usually will stand in the pub before the game too.
I can understand some people can't/don't want to stand all the time. But in the same way that we will usually try to stand near the back out of consideration, those who prefer to sit should try to position themselves nearer the front rather than stay where they are and moaning.
By choosing the back row of the stand we can't possibly disturb anyone else
Deanbha
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You can sing louder standing up and i feel like a plank sitting and singing. That's my opinion.
Deanbha
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Personally I am much more comfortable standing up at the football. I prefer it and given the choice I don't even sit down at half-time.
It feels more natural than sitting and also makes it easier to sing and get behind the team. Sitting anywhere other than the centre line you have to sit/turn/lean sideways to see the action, anyway and usually I find I have to lean forwards as well to see past all the other people in my row. Then when anything happens everyone stands up anyway!
But I also prefer to stand at gigs, and usually will stand in the pub before the game too.
I can understand some people can't/don't want to stand all the time. But in the same way that we will usually try to stand near the back out of consideration, those who prefer to sit should try to position themselves nearer the front rather than stay where they are and moaning.
By choosing the back row of the stand we can't possibly disturb anyone else
Spot on!
Personally I am much more comfortable standing up at the football. I prefer it and given the choice I don't even sit down at half-time.
It feels more natural than sitting and also makes it easier to sing and get behind the team. Sitting anywhere other than the centre line you have to sit/turn/lean sideways to see the action anyway, and usually I find I have to lean forwards as well to see past all the other people in my row. Then when anything happens everyone stands up anyway!
Also at Withdean being 6'2" I find sitting uncomfortable due to the limited leg room.
But I also prefer to stand at gigs, and usually will stand in the pub before the game too.
I can understand some people can't/don't want to stand all the time. But in the same way that we will usually try to stand near the back out of consideration, those who prefer to sit should try to position themselves nearer the front rather than stay where they are and moaning.
By choosing the back row of the stand we can't possibly disturb anyone else
A fair response. Given the choice I would prefer to stand at both football and gigs, and I would certainly support a return of terracing....but when there is no choice, and there is nothing to be gained from standing, e.g. Daggers where we had a brilliant reasonably central elevated view, I do wonder as to people's motives and agenda.
Washboard Didgets
Graphic Designer
It isn't usually the view that is the motivation, it is the fact that when standing you can; sing, shout, wave your arms about, jump up and down, hold your arms up in the air at appropriate times in a song/chant, clap, point etc.
When sitting down with people close beside you (like at Withdean) try and sing a chant like "we're the left side... right side" etc where the crowd throw their arms up in the air - you will just hit your neighbours or clash arms. Same goes for "there's no-one there" you can't all point in different directions when sitting down.
A lot of the games I have been to are away games where standing is more the norm. And for the first few years of supporting the Albion all my games were on terraces. The feeling of being squeezed into a terrace and the crowd surging and moving around the terrace with the events of the game adds to the atmosphere and makes everyone more passionate and vocal in their support. (eg Peterborough away).
Gazwag
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Row z is the back row so you are only half way back
West Hoathly Seagull
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CAPTAIN GREALISH
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Well hello to the NSC WSU W3H club members! And a very big hello to my nearest neighbours:
and
You sir, are sitting directly in front of me!
WSU W3H Row S Seat 0185
I hope you are all going to sing! We chose the North end deliberately to try and generate some high level atmosphere alongside the North Stand crowd.
w3h will be rocking
Hillian1
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Another W3H here. 
I think anyone planning on standing in WSU is going to be disappointed.
Washboard Didgets
Graphic Designer
Another W3H here.
Loverly stuff! I can't wait until August 6th... Plenty of honey and lemon the night/morning before everyone, keep the vocal chords prepared for an ONSLAUGHT!
W3H is clearly the place to be... we have a block of 8 in rows C and D 
With the rake of the seats, I don't think anyone will NEED to stand up.. but obviously at times of excitement etc... people will.