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Re: Seats
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday, 10 May, 2006, 21:13.01 »

sorry 50 posts and you charge to sit there
and you have 100 posts obstructing the view behind the goal
you obviously have a small groin


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Re: Seats
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday, 10 May, 2006, 21:29.20 »

I think I was sitting behind you MRP with my six year old son who I had to perch on my knees for him to see any sense. Several stewards walked past totally obliviuos to the problem..but then if you haven't paid any extra to sit down you can't complain. But yes I wouldn't have thought it wouldn't be drastically expensive to buy or rent another block of seating or a temporary stand for the 'bigger' games and there are plenty of options which do exist including an artic which opens up into a 110 seater stand! However I don't know how much that would cost . And with the club presumably wanting to strentghen the squad...whats more important. However the current situation is not ideal as many of the seats have arestricted view anyway.

I would suggest sell the existing seating albeit the ones you can see the pitch from as season ticket seats and charge extra for the seats on the day and use this with a buy a seat fund to pay for another block of seats and do likewise with that one.


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Re: Seats
« Reply #12 on: Thursday, 11 May, 2006, 07:39.33 »

It would be easier to point out the selfishness of those standing in front of the seats if there were signs instructing people not to do so.

There was some talk a while ago about buying modular seat pods .... what happened to that idea?


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Re: Seats
« Reply #13 on: Thursday, 11 May, 2006, 09:52.18 »

We did charge for the seats when the angels were in the kent league, and kept the area in front clear of standing spectators.
I don't remember any probs at the yeovil match but then again there were the sleepers in the long stand back then as well both ends.
Yes maybe it would be nice to have more seats and maybe it would be prudent to invest soonish just in case we have more success on the field and get chance of conference south we will need them then as part of the grading requirements, minimum 500 i think.


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Re: Seats
« Reply #14 on: Thursday, 11 May, 2006, 21:04.59 »

charging people to sit is a crap idea
as we only get crowds that size once every 100 home games


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Re: Seats
« Reply #15 on: Thursday, 11 May, 2006, 23:20.23 »

Agreed HItman. And i thought you were right with your previous posting - when you go to the seated area and someone stands in front shout at them. For a start, it is damn rude! It is basic manners in which many are lacking, that is where the Stewards need to come in and inforce NO STANDING IN SEATED AREA!.

R some people too thick to realise how intrusive thier behavior is? Or do they just not care? Many of the seated fans are there through age and disability or just because they prefer to sit. Bog off anywhere else if you like to stand!


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Re: Seats
« Reply #16 on: Friday, 12 May, 2006, 15:48.13 »

dear gany is your name gary and you just cant spell


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Re: Seats
« Reply #17 on: Friday, 12 May, 2006, 16:43.20 »

Yis I kan cpell. Gany is short for my horses name Ganymedes. Its unusual so if I use it for passwords etc i don't forget it . But you can call me Gary I don't mind.


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« Reply #18 on: Friday, 12 May, 2006, 18:41.27 »

ok gary


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Re: Seats
« Reply #19 on: Friday, 12 May, 2006, 18:44.21 »

Quote from: JM on Thursday, 11 May, 2006, 23:20.23

...someone stands in front shout at them. For a start, it is damn rude! ...

there is always at least one who stands in front of you - usually wearing black. the view gets even worse if they start waving a flag.
so inconsiderate tickedoff


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