Stick away fans in the bottom. The view on the upper tier is much better and means we aren't the ones being covered in piss and bovril.If we ever got back to the Premiership I hope they consider putting home fans in the BL lower tier.
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Stick away fans in the bottom. The view on the upper tier is much better and means we aren't the ones being covered in piss and bovril.If we ever got back to the Premiership I hope they consider putting home fans in the BL lower tier.
Appreciate that Linz but they have known the crowd would be well over 20k for over a week ( we could have all worked that out) and they could have anticipated a Christmas rush for tickets. The club could have transfered the away fans to the lower tier over a week ago. The Kop is not the ideal place for some fans especially potential new ones with young kids as it is a shit hole with poor facilities so we shold be acomo dating them as nuch as possible. The club don't get much wrong in terms of crowds and ticketing but I think that have made an error of judgement t this timeYes but by the same token, this match has been in the fixture list since July...
If avoiding the kop is the reason for not attending then I have zero sympathy. But if we turn away people after that then it's got to rate as a fuck up.So a few people end up sat on the Kop who might have preferred it elsewhere. Be reyt.![]()
Same here, I've just had a dodgy knee for a few months and had to sit down at times and hated every minute of it.
Yes but by the same token, this match has been in the fixture list since July...
I appreciate that some people can't commit until the last minute, but to me, it's like leaving the turkey buying until Christmas Eve and then it being Tesco's fault they've sold out. The tickets have been on sale for weeks, available 24 hours a day online.
I'm not sure of the ramifications, but I'd imagine the away fans seating would have to be agreed with both the league and the away club in advance of the tickets going on sale. Perhaps even run by the Police and Safety Groups. I don't think it's an arbitrary decision that could be taken quickly by the club in the week running up to Christmas.
Coupled with the fact that many of the staff (both stewards and Compass catering staff) are students and may be away from Sheffield for Christmas, thus not easily recalled at the last minute, I think some fans ought to be a bit more understanding and take a little bit more responsibility for getting themselves organised.
Yes, it would be wonderful to have the ground full obviously.
, I think some fans ought to be a bit more understanding and take a little bit more responsibility for getting themselves organised.
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Which will never happen...and yet in the premier league,we successfully split the lane end with home and away fans with no apparent problems..maybe we will use these seats when all areas are totally sold out....
Which will never happen.
Splitting the away end is not easy but is doable. Theres all manner of stupid and very dull regs on escape route capacities and segregation to consider. It requires more stewarding and police and therfor cost; so aside from the organisational side of doing that, there is literally no point at all until such time as the other areas are sold out because wed just have a bigger bill and admin headaches just for the sake of it.
When the club are totally sure of a demand for the tickets, therell be Blades fans on the lane end but thats a call that can only really be made when theres a good chance the rest of the ground is full.
I used to sit there 1994 95 and at times the view was shite.If we ever got back to the Premiership I hope they consider putting home fans in the BL lower tier.
They are already segregated. Sat on BL upper many times.
Good. How many extra quid did Bert pay? And why does hello feel United couldn't organise a pissup in a brewery?Last week Bert sat in front of his computer. He spent 2 minutes clicking a few things, two days later an envelope full of tickets arrived at the Bert residence.
+There were only 480 odd left available to buy online...well 10 minutes ago there were. Lovely stuff.
Which will never happen.
Indeed. Merry Christmas from a bar in Sheffield City Centre where Bert is taking pre-match refreshments.
Indeed. Merry Christmas from a bar in Sheffield City Centre where Bert is taking pre-match refreshments.
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