Wyken Sky Blue
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How about buy a ticket in the designated standing area if you want to stand
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How about buy a ticket in the designated standing area if you want to standEveryone 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.
Where in your opinion then is it not permissible to stand?
Particularly enjoyed couple of old boys storming the box in the Leicester game - kids loved thatGets pretty lairy in the family zone tbh
They weren’t where I was in 125 for the POF. We stood most of the time. i think the stewards were too busy with the highly drunk people tottering in and out constantly and what was arising from it to worry about the standing.Stewards won’t allow standing in non designated areas at Wembley they were pretty strict at playoff final
Particularly enjoyed couple of old boys storming the box in the Leicester game - kids loved that
I’ll be standing and not sitting at Wembley (in the toilets). Can’t believe people want to sit. The atmosphere in the standing area of the toilets is much better. Great camaraderie and banter.
Cubicle or urinals? I’m a Singers Corner kind of guy.I’ll be standing and not sitting at Wembley (in the toilets). Can’t believe people want to sit. The atmosphere in the standing area of the toilets is much better. Great camaraderie and banter.
When the majority don't want to. I'm in block 16, everyone is happy to stand and understands that. Away games everyone seems happy to, don't hear complaints. At Wembley last season I messed up and ended up in upper tier. I sat because everyone did and nobody wants to be that arse that tries to be contrary.
Behind the goal at wembley though, it surely won't come as a surprise that people will stand. Not sure why I am getting into a debate, because we all know how it will play out on the day.
They weren’t the only seats available - they were the first to goWhat if they are the only seats available and someone in their 80’s gets a ticket. Tough I want to stand.
Great attitude that
They weren’t the only seats available - they were the first to go
I sympathise with someone in this (imaginary) situation but it’s the same issue as at every away game
Were they fuck, there were people standing up all game behind the goalsStewards won’t allow standing in non designated areas at Wembley they were pretty strict at playoff final
The cheapest tickets are at the rear of the top tier, there are still hundreds if not thousands of them available.I assume they are the cheapest aren’t they?
they are twice the price of the cheapest ticketsThe cheapest tickets are at the rear of the top tier, there are still hundreds if not thousands of them available.
Which part of there are tickets available at all levels that aren't in the area's that people traditionally stand in don't you understand?Which part of “SOME PEOPLE CANT STAND ALL GAME” don’t you get?
they are twice the price of the cheapest tickets
if the cheapest ticket is £30 then a £65 quid ticket is about twice the price?They’re not. £30-45 up the top. I paid £65 for bottom tier
if the cheapest ticket is £30 then a £65 quid ticket is about twice the price?
Difficult to shit comfortably standing up.I’ll be standing and not sitting at Wembley (in the toilets). Can’t believe people want to sit. The atmosphere in the standing area of the toilets is much better. Great camaraderie and banter.
ive managed it a few times (accidentally)Difficult to shit comfortably standing up.
Strictly speaking, isn't that following through?ive managed it a few times (accidentally)
only if you fart firstStrictly speaking, isn't that following through?
It's such a shitty attitude towards others and something you don't really see at other events. Why is there the assumption that everyone can, or wants to, stand for a couple of hours.What if they are the only seats available and someone in their 80’s gets a ticket. Tough I want to stand.
Great attitude that
I have to assume that was in the (fruitless and no doubt, increasingly desperate) search for a crapper. If it's spontaneous, I'd suggest medical assistance. Unless you enjoy that sort of thing.ive managed it a few times (accidentally)
It's such a shitty attitude towards others and something you don't really see at other events. Why is there the assumption that everyone can, or wants to, stand for a couple of hours.
We've had post after post of how hard its been to pick where you want to sit and people saying they just had to buy what they could get and in less than 24 hours thats turned into if you've bought a ticket where someone else decides they want to stand its your own fault.
Its the same thing at away games, the people who are in the 'go where you like and stand up all game' club keep saying everyone is fine with it yet there's constant complaints on here & social media with people saying they don't go to away anymore because its too much hassle.
I tried that Ali diet pill some time ago that gets oily foodstuff through your body quickly. I would never trust a fart againI have to assume that was in the (fruitless and no doubt, increasingly desperate) search for a crapper. If it's spontaneous, I'd suggest medical assistance. Unless you enjoy that sort of thing.
It’s very much horses for courses though. I wouldn’t go and fingerwag at the kids in a mosh pit at a Slipknot gig because it might not be a suitable environment for an 80 year-old man.It's such a shitty attitude towards others and something you don't really see at other events. Why is there the assumption that everyone can, or wants to, stand for a couple of hours.
We've had post after post of how hard its been to pick where you want to sit and people saying they just had to buy what they could get and in less than 24 hours thats turned into if you've bought a ticket where someone else decides they want to stand its your own fault.
Its the same thing at away games, the people who are in the 'go where you like and stand up all game' club keep saying everyone is fine with it yet there's constant complaints on here & social media with people saying they don't go to away anymore because its too much hassle.
It’s very much horses for courses though. I wouldn’t go and fingerwag at the kids in a mosh pit at a Slipknot gig because it might not be a suitable environment for an 80 year-old man.
Realistically, if you’re a season ticket holder with serious safety or health concerns about where to sit at Wembley then you’ve had no issue buying tickets in an area that will meet your needs. There are still hundreds, maybe thousands of tickets still available I could show you where you can sit in comfort. If anything it’s those who want to stand who are shit out of options.
Not a Slipknot fan then?What a ridiculous analogy
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