Lower Loft

[andover66]

Disney is as before mate. They phoned mate and to give them some credit, they said they had got it wrong.

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

Family stand ffs. Stupid idea. Kids sit in EVERY block in EVERY stand in EVERY part of the ground EVERY single game.

Are the people around all them people worse than the family stand people then? I very much doubt it.

Do away with the silly label & just let people sit where the f*** they want.

[disney hoop]

Disney is as before mate. They phoned mate and to give them some credit, they said they had got it wrong.

Cheers just watched london calling and they have said will continue to monitor so hopefully that is all they will do

[dsqpr]

I'm tho thorry, I've made a mithtake.

[vespa]

The club made a rod for it's own back with this family stand nonsense. A family stand was never needed before, and is not needed now.
If they must have one, then don't put it in the Loft stand.

Precisely , part of the wonder of going to football as a kid for me was watching grown men ,loose it and eff and blind, and they were the days when we would all sit on the wall eating chips and watch grown men have a punch up , football is too sanitised now , i`m sure it wont hurt the little dears to hear the odd swear word ,its not like they dont hear it in the playground anyway .

[Impey0711]

There was bloke in there sat with a Chelsea a shirt on! I didn't see it my mate told me how did he get away with that

[qpr_matt]

The club are between a rock and a hard place here. I get that hearing men/women should not affect parents, does no harm etc but not all parents swear in front of their kids so if they can limit what they hear then that is their prerogative.

The easy and simple way to sort this, is to simply have a man who checks the tickets when they enter the stadium. If an adult tries to use a kids ticket, they get refused. That is simple enough and fair enough, isnt it?

[dsqpr]

The club are between a rock and a hard place here. I get that hearing men/women should not affect parents, does no harm etc but not all parents swear in front of their kids so if they can limit what they hear then that is their prerogative.

The easy and simple way to sort this, is to simply have a man who checks the tickets when they enter the stadium. If an adult tries to use a kids ticket, they get refused. That is simple enough and fair enough, isnt it?

Matt, you are far too sensible for your opinion to be relevant to the club!

For the record, I think a Family Section is an excellent idea but it should be in the Paddocks, not the Loft. And you don't get denied entry because your kid can't make it, FFS!