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Hi all,

Planning on bringing my 2 girls for their first full experience of a mens match.

Only seats in john street are next to the away end...

Any experience sitting here.

Not sure whether to book these seats or sit in the Kop... which would be my preference.
 



Hi all,

Planning on bringing my 2 girls for their first full experience of a mens match.

Only seats in john street are next to the away end...

Any experience sitting here.

Not sure whether to book these seats or sit in the Kop... which would be my preference.


Been there for a couple of cup games. Was a bit of a mixture. Some quite animated fans and also some of our most anal fans. The players were just coming out of the tunnel for the second half when a guy about thirty pulled on my sleeve and told me to sit down as he couldn’t see! I was half way through a conversation so didn’t sit straight away and his mate told him to shout a steward over. Just seconds later. He’d brought sandwiches with him and a fruit shoot.
 
Been there for a couple of cup games. Was a bit of a mixture. Some quite animated fans and also some of our most anal fans. The players were just coming out of the tunnel for the second half when a guy about thirty pulled on my sleeve and told me to sit down as he couldn’t see! I was half way through a conversation so didn’t sit straight away and his mate told him to shout a steward over. Just seconds later. He’d brought sandwiches with him and a fruit shoot.

I guess you were full on Stone Island with that hoodie of yours with the goggles in.

When you threarened to spill his fruit shoot, did he sit down?
 
You’ll be better off on John Street than the Kop. If the kids don’t like it near the away end, walk down the other end and sit in the corner, there’ll be plenty of spare seats in there and you’ve got toilets just behind you and more room to get up and down when needed.
Thanks for this, on reading your post I checked the other end again and 3 seats together had just shown up that hadn't been available previously so nabbed them.

Its for the Wolves game so 10 days to make sure they get all the words right to GCB song.

Also been brainwashing... I mean influencing them with pg versions of some of our other songs.

They thing the second verse of win, lose or draw, is:

We're going out tonight, we're going to drink some sprite.

They also think Tanganga has got the biggest hips in the championship... Just in case.
 



Thanks for this, on reading your post I checked the other end again and 3 seats together had just shown up that hadn't been available previously so nabbed them.

Its for the Wolves game so 10 days to make sure they get all the words right to GCB song.

Also been brainwashing... I mean influencing them with pg versions of some of our other songs.

They thing the second verse of win, lose or draw, is:

We're going out tonight, we're going to drink some sprite.

They also think Tanganga has got the biggest hips in the championship... Just in case.

They learn. Most work out very quickly that they mime the bad words.
 
They learn. Most work out very quickly that they mime the bad words.

Taking my lad in the 90's, the answer to the question of 'Who ate all the pies', was of course;
"You silly fat man,
You silly fat man,
You ate all the pies'.

It worked perfectly well for about two weeks. His mum of course blamed me, but did I get any credit for my invention? Well, what do you think.
 
You’ll be better off on John Street than the Kop. If the kids don’t like it near the away end, walk down the other end and sit in the corner, there’ll be plenty of spare seats in there and you’ve got toilets just behind you and more room to get up and down when needed.
Totally concur. Pukka Pies corner of whatever it is called these days is the best experience for kids. Easy to get in and out of and no queue at loos. And most importantly, no dick heads.

I wouldn't sit down the bottom (away fans) end of the family stand. Definitely not against a team like Norwich we have significant history with.

Pukka Pies corner would be my strong recommendation.
 
Totally concur. Pukka Pies corner of whatever it is called these days is the best experience for kids. Easy to get in and out of and no queue at loos. And most importantly, no dick heads.

I wouldn't sit down the bottom (away fans) end of the family stand. Definitely not against a team like Norwich we have significant history with.

Pukka Pies corner would be my strong recommendation.
My recommendation would be to stick the kids in the EDS pen for the afternoon. The view isn’t great but it’s only 40p, or it was the last time I was in there.
 
Been there for a couple of cup games. Was a bit of a mixture. Some quite animated fans and also some of our most anal fans. The players were just coming out of the tunnel for the second half when a guy about thirty pulled on my sleeve and told me to sit down as he couldn’t see! I was half way through a conversation so didn’t sit straight away and his mate told him to shout a steward over. Just seconds later. He’d brought sandwiches with him and a fruit shoot.
Was he having a prawn sandwich by chance Sean….😃
 

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