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  • swanleyhoop
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 5321

    #46
    Originally posted by WestLondon LaLaLa
    At Liverpool i believe it is best to stand, and the people with disabilities and older people can move to the front, you are probably more likely to sing frequently when standing up.
    If you're in a wheelchair you can't 'move to the front', you have no choice and you are stuck wherever they put the wheelchairs -- at Fulham that was at the side and the wheelchair fans couldn't see a thing. Same at Reading -- I put all this in my earlier post.

    Not everyone can move to where they like.
    And, re singing, I am sat down the front and will still sing for 90 minutes. Sitting doesn't stop you singing!!
    Faurlin is my hero!!! Love him!!! #########

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    • stan_bowles
      CCG
      • Mar 2009
      • 8391

      #47
      Not too arsed about standing these days.

      Although i do get the hump if someone is in my seat at away games and end up asking them politely to move.

      Then a bit more aggresively if i don't like the response.

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      • NW9_RANGER
        Silver Seat
        • Jul 2009
        • 2537

        #48
        I always go to my seats at away games - so if you're in them - you'll be moving whether that's the front, middle or back. I bring my kids too and to be honest they've mastered the art of standing on the seats. However if for whatever reason they want to sit, I will ask the person in front of them to sit. I love to stand up and sing but if someone behind me has to sit or wants to sit, I will do the same because I'm not a **** and everyone has the right to view the game in whichever way they see fit.

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        • swanleyhoop
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 5321

          #49
          Originally posted by NW9_RANGER
          I always go to my seats at away games - so if you're in them - you'll be moving whether that's the front, middle or back. I bring my kids too and to be honest they've mastered the art of standing on the seats. However if for whatever reason they want to sit, I will ask the person in front of them to sit. I love to stand up and sing but if someone behind me has to sit or wants to sit, I will do the same because I'm not a **** and everyone has the right to view the game in whichever way they see fit.
          Faurlin is my hero!!! Love him!!! #########

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          • BennyBoyRs
            I like 'Lone' time
            • Mar 2009
            • 13695

            #50
            Originally posted by NW9_RANGER
            I always go to my seats at away games - so if you're in them - you'll be moving whether that's the front, middle or back. I bring my kids too and to be honest they've mastered the art of standing on the seats. However if for whatever reason they want to sit, I will ask the person in front of them to sit. I love to stand up and sing but if someone behind me has to sit or wants to sit, I will do the same because I'm not a **** and everyone has the right to view the game in whichever way they see fit.
            If you were to be behind me, and there were rows of people stood in front of me, I'm afraid to say you'd have no chance of getting me to sit. That much is a fact.

            This is why I always go as far to the back as I can. If you're anal enough to absolutely have to sit in your seat, I'd respect that, as posted earlier, but I certainly wouldn't be sat down if it stops me seeing the game. Sorry to say, but that's how it is.
            Your mum would love me...

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            • NW9_RANGER
              Silver Seat
              • Jul 2009
              • 2537

              #51
              I used to have that attitude at away games.... When I was about 15! Remind me how old your are?! If someone asks you to sit for whatever reason, the least u can do is ask those in your way if they could also do the same. You have the same right to see the game as the person who can't stand - so If those in front say no, well then at least you tried. Rather than your "no ones making me sit down" attitude. Laughable.

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              • Dale
                Silver Seat
                • Dec 2010
                • 2232

                #52
                Originally posted by NW9_RANGER
                I always go to my seats at away games - so if you're in them - you'll be moving whether that's the front, middle or back. I bring my kids too and to be honest they've mastered the art of standing on the seats. However if for whatever reason they want to sit, I will ask the person in front of them to sit. I love to stand up and sing but if someone behind me has to sit or wants to sit, I will do the same because I'm not a **** and everyone has the right to view the game in whichever way they see fit.

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                • JoeyBarton17
                  Apprentice
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 92

                  #53
                  Originally posted by NW9_RANGER
                  I always go to my seats at away games - so if you're in them - you'll be moving whether that's the front, middle or back. I bring my kids too and to be honest they've mastered the art of standing on the seats. However if for whatever reason they want to sit, I will ask the person in front of them to sit. I love to stand up and sing but if someone behind me has to sit or wants to sit, I will do the same because I'm not a **** and everyone has the right to view the game in whichever way they see fit.
                  I've seen fans refuse to sit even though they have been asked in a nice way to sit down because children cannot see. I find it disgusting.

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                  • BennyBoyRs
                    I like 'Lone' time
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 13695

                    #54
                    Originally posted by NW9_RANGER
                    I used to have that attitude at away games.... When I was about 15! Remind me how old your are?! If someone asks you to sit for whatever reason, the least u can do is ask those in your way if they could also do the same. You have the same right to see the game as the person who can't stand - so If those in front say no, well then at least you tried. Rather than your "no ones making me sit down" attitude. Laughable.
                    Brilliant reply. If you'd like to ask the 5 or so rows in front of me to sit, then you are welcome. I won't be doing it though as it's not plausable.
                    Your mum would love me...

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                    • supahoopsaaa
                      Bronze Seat
                      • Aug 2011
                      • 337

                      #55
                      Why should you have to move to the front to sit down. The view of the
                      Match is usually better half way up. I ain't going to move because some wannabe yobbo wants to stand up. I've paid for me SEAT and that's where I'll watch the game from. Doesn't stop me joining in with singing.

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                      • Olly
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 6000

                        #56
                        Can you choose where you want to sit for away games when booking?

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