I thought they had taken on some feedback and put more effort in.
The one thing is because the stand is shut so there are less toilets
Agreed - atmosphere better, but toilets etc struggled to cope with half time 'traffic'. I also hope the club have a plan to act quickly to open an extra area if the walk up demands it, otherwise they will lose fans on the day through inability to respond. Let;'s face it, if another thousand or two had turned up on Saturday, I hope the club would have een able to react (turnstiles, catering etc) - or would they have just said bad luck and lost those customers?
I thought they had taken on some feedback and put more effort in.
The one thing is because the stand is shut so there are less toilets
Agreed - atmosphere better, but toilets etc struggled to cope with half time 'traffic'. I also hope the club have a plan to act quickly to open an extra area if the walk up demands it, otherwise they will lose fans on the day through inability to respond. Let's face it, if another thousand or two had turned up on Saturday, I'm not sure the club would have been able to react (turnstiles, catering etc) - or would they have just said bad luck and lost those customers? Hope not, and 'trust' those in charge have the plans in place.
The toilets are planned for the stand being full and it's no different to a lot of away stands when full.
Could do with some sort of barrier gangway at the outside walls/toilets to save crossing across the queues for food.
The toilet 'IN' door could do with removing along with surround and people should stop coming in the 'OUT' door and out the 'IN' door against the flow.
Some sort of satellite beer and food outlets (alla Wasps) would be nice with smoking barriers extended and half time to include.
Walking beer people with flags (alla wasps) dispensing bottles of beer in the crowd would be good.
Would be lovely in this weather, a bovril is fine on a cold Tuesday in January though!Well it would be nice to have a sherbert in your seat but it wouldn't take long for some plonker to bung the bottle down the stand, hence it's not permitted at football.
Would be lovely in this weather, a bovril is fine on a cold Tuesday in January though!
Not since the farmer chased me off last year with his gun!Did you do the Bull this weekend ?
Would be lovely in this weather, a bovril is fine on a cold Tuesday in January though!
I think I'm going to this year!! Considering a blanket for the knees too!!When you get older you will be able to take a flask in like me !!
Well it would be nice to have a sherbert in your seat but it wouldn't take long for some plonker to bung the bottle down the stand, hence it's not permitted at football.
Well the amount of people bringing beer into the stand on block 17 yesterday I thought they had relaxed that rule
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It's hardly a crime, as long as folk don't behave as the authorities expect them to. I wouldn't bother myself, the lager tastes even worse in the plastic bottles.
No absolutley not a problem with it .. Just wasn't being unforced by the girl on the steps
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I think I'm going to this year!! Considering a blanket for the knees too!!
Well the amount of people bringing beer into the stand on block 17 yesterday I thought they had relaxed that rule
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It's about time they changed the rules and allowed beer in the stand. At the end of the day those that want to get drunk and cause trouble binge drink on the way to the game, have 2-3 at the ground before kickoff then another 1-2 at half time. Them drinking 1-2 during the match in their seat isn't going to make any difference.
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I'd prefer to not get beer chucked over my head when I'm in my seat.
I get what you are saying in your first point but you just know if they allowed it would be flying everywhere and not very pleasant.True, rather that than coffee!!
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£4 for a pint of Carlsberg is day light robbery.
Well the amount of people bringing beer into the stand on block 17 yesterday I thought they had relaxed that rule
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£4 for a pint of Carlsberg is day light robbery.
The ban on drinking in the stands isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so no use complaining about that.
Went down to the concourse as soon as the whistle went for HT and the queues we're enormous. Gave up on waiting not long after the second half had started. Pointless blaming it on there being more people in the stands - if they can't handle the number of people the stand was designed to hold then there's something wrong. Think there were some bars closed as well, which was a bit weird.
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