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Granted, that now I can only go to PR a few times a season but do the stewards actually enforce seating down in the NS? When I attended every match, they gave the impression that they never really cared whether people sat or stood
If that’s still the case, what’s the point in introducing safe standing in the NS?
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Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 with 835 views
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 13:35 - Nov 8 by MattinLondon
Granted, that now I can only go to PR a few times a season but do the stewards actually enforce seating down in the NS? When I attended every match, they gave the impression that they never really cared whether people sat or stood
If that’s still the case, what’s the point in introducing safe standing in the NS?
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1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 by bluelagos
1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
I’m in there and I don’t want it.
I’ve been in safe standing before, it’s an atmosphere killer, you feel miles away from everyone.
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 by bluelagos
1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
I think there was aweek or 2 about 10 years ago where they tried to get people to sit down, wasn't very effective and was ignored. It's absolutely fine how it is.
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Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:56 - Nov 8 with 742 views
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 by bluelagos
1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
6. You can’t have people standing there, if some want/need to sit. With standing it needs to be none or all.
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Do you support introducing safe standing in the lower tiers North/Churchmans on 20:41 - Nov 8 with 628 views
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 by bluelagos
1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
Without googling it, I’m fairly sure that it is football law that every spectator has a designated seat
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Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 22:00 - Nov 8 with 498 views
Would you support the club introducing safe standing in the North/Churchmans on 14:07 - Nov 8 by bluelagos
1. It's safer than fans falling over seats 2. It stops flash points as/when stewards try to enforce sitting 3. If it was unallocated it would enhance the atmosphere 4. It would ensure club wasn't breaking any regs 5. It's what people there want
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