Why can't we have the full bramall lane end and give away side Pukka pies corner?

[mattbianco1]

Or Old Trafford

Old Trafford has changed. You're down at pitchside now.

 

[benn5712]

Why do you all persecute our sacred temple?
Pukkastani's are just as bladey blade as the rest. I tried to convert to BLUTism, but they said. "No. You can stay where you are."
You sadden my heart speaking this way.
COYRAWW

 

[mancunianblade]

Old Trafford has changed. You're down at pitchside now.

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I wouldn’t class that as pitch side? Does this really qualify as that? What is that section in front of it looks like a mixed disability section.

 

[John Snow]

But that's why there's the dispensation - the question that you have been posing. They're as close to the pitch as they possibly can be. I don't think it's that unreasonable.

They're not in the heavens, as you suggested earlier.

I never suggested away fans at OT were in the heavens. That's Newcastle.
So they're not at pitch side at O T. That's all I said.
You're wrong plus you don't have a bangable aunt.
Double loser mate.

 

[S64 Blade]

I never suggested away fans at OT were in the heavens. That's Newcastle.
So they're not at pitch side at O T. That's all I said.
You're wrong plus you don't have a bangable aunt.
Double loser mate.

Away fans sit in the heavens at OT. Do they have special dispensation too.

Yes you did.

 

[Killamarshblades]

That section has been used as the away end at Old Trafford for years. They only give away upper tier for cup games. It gives a great view that away section, right next to the train stop, a cracking away end. I sat on the lower section of their south stand for Newcastle semi final (to the right of the disabled section in the photo above), and its one of the worst views ive ever had. The 'bump' in the pitch meant you couldnt see the opposite touchline.

 

[John Snow]

Yes you did.

Post it.

 

[Nick Jansky]

yeah Danny pulled that question on me when we had a brief discussion, found it amusing when I told him what I did. Of course that was what I do now as I'm retired I've also been a project manager, avionics engineer and technical author to name several other jobs in 35 years of work. Left it because it said more about him that he felt superior as a journalist!

But how would you have felt whilst doing those jobs if people on a forum felt it was fair game to constantly slag off your work?

 

[8lade]

But how would you have felt whilst doing those jobs if people on a forum felt it was fair game to constantly slag off your work?

When you say 'people on a forum' you are talking about his customers and yes I had a talk with my customers sometimes about how their vision and mine differed.
When you say 'constantly slag off your work' do you mean question aspects of it, I have also congratulated him when I deemed fit but he seemed indifferent.