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Top Tier

AlexAnderAlexAnder
edited January 2011 in General Charlton
Sitting in the top tier on Sunday... obviously want to stand throughout and sing throughout aswell.

Was wondering if you guys think that the top tier will be where this will happen because of the criteria '4 away games' however it also said valley gold aswell so im not sure?

Can somebody enlighten me? :)
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  • AlexAnderAlexAnder
    'Sitting in the top tier' woops.. you know what i meant :P
  • allez les addicksallez les addicks
    Should be though from the experience, because the police UFO is above the corner, the stewards r much hotter on standing than down in the bottom
  • roseandcrownroseandcrown
    Im in the upper tier hope can stand throughout.
  • LSEBarnesLSEBarnes
    Upper Tier as well, will be singing and standing all day.
  • JarmanJarman
    The upper is where the fans with most priority for the tickets will be, therefore the more loyal ones along with some VG.
    Sure this type of fan is not expecting to sit.
    Personally i will be standing.
  • nichorobnichorob
    edited January 2011
    we all in the upper tier also, the place to be

    I will not be sitting down ffs.
  • paulsturgesspaulsturgess
    Where are people going for a beer pre-match? Anywhere more exciting than Liverpool St Wetherspoons, what about round the ground?
  • roseandcrownroseandcrown
    Getting to the Hamilton Hall early i think.
  • Saga LoutSaga Lout
    I've got "restrictive view" tickets - I wonder if the view will be more or less restrictive if I'm standing? If I can't see much I suppose I'll have to concentrate on the singing.
  • nichorobnichorob
    Hamilton Hall at 09:30 as well here, gonna be packed by then!
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  • Folev the redFolev the red
    anyone further back than me (row 11) who doesnt want to stand i will happily swap on the day, do you reckon i'll be ok in row 11 for standing???
  • raymondaoraymondao
    does anyone know how many rows there are ? i got row 17 , and will be standing
  • MiserableoldgitMiserableoldgit
    Please, please look around you IF you insist on standing...
    Not every can..........
  • Folev the redFolev the red
    [cite]Posted By: Miserableold-ishgit[/cite]Please, please look around youIFyou insist on standing...
    Not every can..........

    Im sure people will be considerate, but the 'sitters' can help themselves by asking to swap with others nearer the front. Whereabouts are you MOG?
  • Harveys TrainerHarveys Trainer
    [quote][cite]Posted By: Folev the red[/cite][quote][cite]Posted By: Miserableold-ishgit[/cite]Please, please look around you[i]IF[/i]you insist on standing...
    Not every can..........[/quote]

    Im sure people will be considerate, but the 'sitters' can help themselves by asking to swap with others nearer the front. Whereabouts are you MOG?[/quote]

    No offense but you've clearly never tried to sit at an away match if you thnk our fans will be considerate about it.
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    Will be in hamilton hall by half 9
  • stilladdictedstilladdicted
    [cite]Posted By: Harveys Trainer[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Folev the red[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Miserableold-ishgit[/cite]Please, please look around youIFyou insist on standing...
    Not every can..........

    Im sure people will be considerate, but the 'sitters' can help themselves by asking to swap with others nearer the front. Whereabouts are you MOG?

    No offense but you've clearly never tried to sit at an away match if you thnk our fans will be considerate about it.

    Sadly true, and we have to try and swap at half time so we miss half a game. Some fans are fine and really obliging, others will greet you with F**k off you tosspot. We've solved the problem by not going to distance away games as we got fed up wasting money on hotels, but then you get hassle for not being a true supporter, so it's all very tiresome. Surely we can work something out?
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    edited January 2011
    [quote][cite]Posted By: stilladdicted[/cite][quote aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0][cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Harveys Trainer[/cite][quote aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0][cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Folev the red[/cite][quote aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0][cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Miserableold-ishgit[/cite]Please, please look around you[i aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]IF[/i]you insist on standing...
    Not every can..........[/quote]

    Im sure people will be considerate, but the 'sitters' can help themselves by asking to swap with others nearer the front. Whereabouts are you MOG?[/quote]

    No offense but you've clearly never tried to sit at an away match if you thnk our fans will be considerate about it.[/quote]

    Sadly true, and we have to try and swap at half time so we miss half a game. Some fans are fine and really obliging, others will greet you with F**k off you tosspot. We've solved the problem by not going to distance away games as we got fed up wasting money on hotels, but then you get hassle for not being a true supporter, so it's all very tiresome. Surely we can work something out?[/quote]


    Be adults and use common sense, problem solved. It's a football game if you stand you stand its part and parcel of going if you aren't willing to stand either get tickets on the front row or be prepared to deal with it.
  • stilladdictedstilladdicted
    You can't get tickets for the front row, the club only hand out the next in the pile and they could be anywhere. The club says it hasn't the time and resources to deal with it and they don't know the seating plans anyway.
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    [quote][cite]Posted By: stilladdicted[/cite]You can't get tickets for the front row, the club only hand out the next in the pile and they could be anywhere. The club says it hasn't the time and resources to deal with it and they don't know the seating plans anyway.[/quote]

    TBH in my opinion it's trivial anyway don't go to football if you cant expect the standing the singing etc etc that goes hand in hand with the game.
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  • ISawLeaburnScoreISawLeaburnScore
    Be good to have a pint J I'll see you in there
  • BigfatpeteBigfatpete
    row 17 for me, any idea how many rows in upper tier? as mog says hope if people are "politely" asked to sit down then people will do so... personally I am ok standing but not everyone is the same remember...
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    [cite]Posted By: J BLOCK[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: stilladdicted[/cite]
    [cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Harveys Trainer[/cite]
    [cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Folev the red[/cite]
    [cite aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]Posted By: Miserableold-ishgit[/cite]Please, please look around you[i aria-level=0 aria-posinset=0 aria-setsize=0]IF[/i]you insist on standing...
    Not every can..........

    Im sure people will be considerate, but the 'sitters' can help themselves by asking to swap with others nearer the front. Whereabouts are you MOG?

    No offense but you've clearly never tried to sit at an away match if you thnk our fans will be considerate about it.

    Sadly true, and we have to try and swap at half time so we miss half a game. Some fans are fine and really obliging, others will greet you with F**k off you tosspot. We've solved the problem by not going to distance away games as we got fed up wasting money on hotels, but then you get hassle for not being a true supporter, so it's all very tiresome. Surely we can work something out?


    Be adults and use common sense, problem solved. It's a football game if you stand you stand its part and parcel of going if you aren't willing to stand either get tickets on the front row or be prepared to deal with it.

    ....."Be adults and use common sense, problem solved. It's a football game if you stand you stand its part and parcel of going if you aren't willing to stand either get tickets on the front row or be prepared to deal with it.".....

    What breathtaking arrogance!

    BE PREPARED TO DEAL WITH IT!!!!!???????????????

    I will be attending with my daughter. We will try to stand but she is quite short so probably won't be able to see and I sometimes suffer from arthritis as with my knee at the moment and cannot physically stand for 90 minutes when suffering. I asked for tickets as close to the front of the upper tier as possible and was given row 11.

    I will "DEAL WITH IT" by approaching the nearest steward if I politely ask somebody in front of me to sit down and they refuse or abuse.

    The kind of loutish attitude your post displays epitomises the decline of our beloved club on and off the field.
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    edited January 2011
    [cite]Posted By: J BLOCK[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: stilladdicted[/cite]You can't get tickets for the front row, the club only hand out the next in the pile and they could be anywhere. The club says it hasn't the time and resources to deal with it and they don't know the seating plans anyway.

    TBH in my opinion it's trivial anyway don't go to football if you cant expect the standing the singing etc etc that goes hand in hand with the game.

    You can sing without standing!

    I know I've done it!

    EDIT: and who the hell are you to decide who can and cannot go to football?

    The law says SIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • ISawLeaburnScoreISawLeaburnScore
    It's a disgrace

    These are all-seater stadia

    You don't stand up in the Odeon!
  • Folev the redFolev the red
    Wow what a touchy subject. Clearly it frustrates some people who see other clubs having no problem when it comes to standing at away games. Leeds had 8500 at arsenal today, looked liked pretty much everyone was standing, so then for some it begs the question 'why cant our fans be like that?'
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    edited January 2011
    Len I am not telling anyone if they can or can't go football I am pointing out that the cultural of football is that people tend to stand sing and are generally boisterous that is not arrogance that is fact if people are standing in front of you then they have just as much right to stand and experience the whole match atmosphere than sitting down, why should you take priority over anyone else standing. I think it's time you go to grips with the modern football culture.
  • IAIA
    [cite]Posted By: ISawLeaburnScore[/cite]It's a disgrace

    These are all-seater stadia

    You don't stand up in the Odeon!

    That's why I don't go to the Odeon
  • Stu_of_KunmingStu_of_Kunming
    edited January 2011
    [cite]Posted By: J BLOCK[/cite]people are standing in front of you then they have just as much right to stand and experience the whole match

    Errr no, they're breaking the law and have NO right to do so.

    I stand myself when possible but to suggest that you have an equal right to stand as someone who wishes to sit is crazy.

    Have a bit of respect, if someone can't see. Because you wish to break the law atleast have the decency to move so as to not be blocking anybody elses view
  • Leroy AmbroseLeroy Ambrose
    [cite]Posted By: J BLOCK[/cite]Len I am not telling anyone if they can or can't go football I am pointing out that the cultural of football is that people tend to stand sing and are generally boisterous that is not arrogance that is fact if people are standing in front of you then they have just as much right to stand and experience the whole match atmosphere than sitting down, why should you take priority over anyone else standing. I think it's time you go to grips with the modern football culture.
    Errrr... He doesn't 'take priority' - he's abiding by the f***ing rules and you're not, simple as that. Personally, I much prefer to stand at football - but since it isn't permitted in seated areas (and pretty much all stadiums in this country are now seated-only) I would consider it a bit of a liberty if I were asked to sit down and I refused. Telling him he needs to 'get to grips with the modern football culture' is a bit like telling some bloke in a boozer that's just been invaded by coke-sniffing herberts that he 'needs to get to grips with modern pub culture'.

    F*** me you've got some neck.
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