David O'Day
Well-Known Member
He's someone's burner account bit he has a bit of a point.
Each of the 3 times behind the goal has been the area for people who want to sing and get into it.
He's someone's burner account bit he has a bit of a point.Hope they throw you out
Sit down, shut up.Everyone in blocks 129 to 138 I expect to be stood. If you've got a ticket in these blocks and you want to sit down, give your ticket to someone who isn't a melt and buy a ticket in the upper tier where you belong.
Well this is the same crap we get in block 16, people bringing little kids with them then shouting at people to sit down who've stood there for years (when like wembley there's cheaper areas for sitting)! If you're with a kid and go in the lower tier it is what it is, the memories I had as a kid with a blocked view were of a fantastic atmosphere and managing to see the game anyway, 10's of thousands paying 65 quid plus to be in the atmosphere shouldn't have to all sit down. Do we have to sit down when we score so the kids can see? Going on a bit but this shit boils my piss just sit elsewhere the grounds massive or get on with it surelyWant to to tell that to the young child who’s view your blocking?
My dad is 84 and he’s in 131, tell him that!!!Everyone in blocks 129 to 138 I expect to be stood. If you've got a ticket in these blocks and you want to sit down, give your ticket to someone who isn't a melt and buy a ticket in the upper tier where you belong.
Not ithey have also consider there are 5 home games at 10 points a game left
Snap!We've gone mixed standing hopefully as Dad won't be able to stand for 90 mins but I reckon will be up and down a bit where we are. Avoided directly behind the goal for that reason as it's unfair to expect others to sit, but on the peripherals so we still get lots of the atmosphere. We're in 128 on the corner.
Seems a selfish attitude tbh. As long as you are enjoying yourself then to hell with kids, disabled, elderly or anyone else right?Well this is the same crap we get in block 16, people bringing little kids with them then shouting at people to sit down who've stood there for years (when like wembley there's cheaper areas for sitting)! If you're with a kid and go in the lower tier it is what it is, the memories I had as a kid with a blocked view were of a fantastic atmosphere and managing to see the game anyway, 10's of thousands paying 65 quid plus to be in the atmosphere shouldn't have to all sit down. Do we have to sit down when we score so the kids can see? Going on a bit but this shit boils my piss just sit elsewhere the grounds massive or get on with it surely
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That would make more sense than going to general sale.What i wanna know is, the club tweeting that these wont make general sale, how do they know that?
Surely cant be an extra 15 thousand fans who have 50 points or more and dont have a season ticket?
Heard a whisper (not from my source) that they would re-open to the higher points brackets for the remaining few K if needed
For example, 1200+ can get an extra one
Then 1000+ a couple of days later etc
Probs bollocks
I was just about to write an almost exact post, as mine was the same experience. Real palaver but got there in the end - up in the gods not ideal, but it is what it is……
There was a bigger allocation the last 3 times and hence probably more choice / availability for those who ant to or have to sit.we've been stood up the last 3 times
I know what happens at away games but just because the standing area is full dos't give people the right to stand in a seated area could be an interesting afternoon both on and off the pitch.Everyone in blocks 129 to 138 I expect to be stood. If you've got a ticket in these blocks and you want to sit down, give your ticket to someone who isn't a melt and buy a ticket in the upper tier where you belong.
SelfishWell this is the same crap we get in block 16, people bringing little kids with them then shouting at people to sit down who've stood there for years (when like wembley there's cheaper areas for sitting)! If you're with a kid and go in the lower tier it is what it is, the memories I had as a kid with a blocked view were of a fantastic atmosphere and managing to see the game anyway, 10's of thousands paying 65 quid plus to be in the atmosphere shouldn't have to all sit down. Do we have to sit down when we score so the kids can see? Going on a bit but this shit boils my piss just sit elsewhere the grounds massive or get on with it surely
It doesn't people have stood up in the blocks behind the goals each time we have played at this version of Wembley and no one gets thrown out.I know what happens at away games but just because the standing area is full dos't give people the right to stand in a seated area could be an interesting afternoon both on and off the pitch.
"Persistent standing in seated areas during an event is strictly forbidden and MAY result in ejection from the ground" Wembley regulations.
How's that for wishy washy reg.
Might just be trouble without any Man U. fans involved.
No one has got thrown out so far. I guess it all depends on whether people who have bought tickets for seats object strongly to stewards about their view being blocked. It won’t be me though, I am elsewhere,It doesn't people have stood up in the blocks behind the goals each time we have played at this version of Wembley and no one gets thrown out.
No it's one ticket per season ticket holderHow big will crush for tickets be on 4th ?? Can season tickets go back in and buy more tickets?? I got 50+ loyalty points and am doubtful I’ll get a ticket
Sorry, can't let that go. It's just wrong on too many levels.And you get a ringside view as Jupiter orbits Saturn.
I’ll make sure to tell everyone porkysmurf expects them to be standing!Everyone in blocks 129 to 138 I expect to be stood. If you've got a ticket in these blocks and you want to sit down, give your ticket to someone who isn't a melt and buy a ticket in the upper tier where you belong.
Re read what you’ve written - ridiculously selfish and entitled. What if someone can only get tickets in an area and can’t stand up child or adult. Hey but you have a good day and it doesn’t matter because as a kid your view was blocked.Well this is the same crap we get in block 16, people bringing little kids with them then shouting at people to sit down who've stood there for years (when like wembley there's cheaper areas for sitting)! If you're with a kid and go in the lower tier it is what it is, the memories I had as a kid with a blocked view were of a fantastic atmosphere and managing to see the game anyway, 10's of thousands paying 65 quid plus to be in the atmosphere shouldn't have to all sit down. Do we have to sit down when we score so the kids can see? Going on a bit but this shit boils my piss just sit elsewhere the grounds massive or get on with it surely
Including the very top one.Sorry, can't let that go. It's just wrong on too many levels.
Not TICKETWEB?I ended up using the power of my mind and willed them into my basket
Everyone knows behind the goal will be standing up, getting a ticket there is like getting a ticket for the Kop at highfield rd. Youve got to be brain dead if you need to sit down, kids can stand on the seat if needed.
Sense of entitlement is incredible
If you want to stand, get a ticket in the safe standing area. Otherwise sit down.
Mines 131 and in block 84My dad is 84 and he’s in 131, tell him that!!!
Sense of entitlement of those who have 24,000 seats to choose from, some at the cheapest available price, where they can sit and yet feel they should be able to buy in the one area where most of the atmosphere will be generated and spoil it for others, despite knowing that people will stand in this area because they always do. Literally every fanbase that attends Wembley will stand behind the goal, even the wishy washy happy clappy clubs, and we're not one of those. This is a nonsense discussion.
We always have a heated discussion in block 30Where in your opinion then is it not permissible to stand?
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