OldNick Posted 15 May, 2023 Posted 15 May, 2023 On 15/05/2023 at 12:42, 100%Red&White said: I only mentioned the Police Box because that's where visiting fans already are, and they ain't moving them. Safe-standing was mooted as being only in the Northam for both home and aways but if they did stick in the Chapel for home fans then the only realistic area they could provide rail seating for aways is in that corner so not to obstruct the view of those sitting down either side of them. But very unlikely. Expand Really, we are thinking of giving safe standing in the away end as well. FFs this club are full of buffoons. Giving the away even more help to increase their support. If it was me Id build a wall for them all to stand behind so they couldnt impact the game
stevegrant Posted 15 May, 2023 Posted 15 May, 2023 On 15/05/2023 at 15:41, OldNick said: Really, we are thinking of giving safe standing in the away end as well. FFs this club are full of buffoons. Giving the away even more help to increase their support. If it was me Id build a wall for them all to stand behind so they couldnt impact the game Expand Jesus wept, grow up. Everyone in the away end stands anyway, it'll make absolutely no difference. 3 1
Sunglasses Ron Posted 19 May, 2023 Posted 19 May, 2023 (edited) Interesting move by Reading... https://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/2023/may/19/upper-west-corner-to-host-away-fans-in-2023-24/ "The rationale behind the proposal is primarily to improve the home atmosphere by moving visiting supporters further away from the goal and the pitch". Edited 19 May, 2023 by Sunglasses Ron 1
OldNick Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 15/05/2023 at 22:24, stevegrant said: Jesus wept, grow up. Everyone in the away end stands anyway, it'll make absolutely no difference. Expand No need for the abuse. It will increase their allocation.
AlexLaw76 Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 20/05/2023 at 12:21, OldNick said: No need for the abuse. It will increase their allocation. Expand I thought safe standing allocation was/is the same as seating?
OldNick Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 20/05/2023 at 12:52, AlexLaw76 said: I thought safe standing allocation was/is the same as seating? Expand Perhaps, , this I dont know. I just remember standing from years ago, but in the sanitised society we have now, I wouldn't be surprised.
Kenilworthy Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 20/05/2023 at 15:07, OldNick said: Perhaps, , this I dont know. I just remember standing from years ago, but in the sanitised society we have now, I wouldn't be surprised. Expand Yes there is no increase in capacity from safe standing because it is still actually a designated seat per person
OldNick Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 20/05/2023 at 15:46, Kenilworthy said: Yes there is no increase in capacity from safe standing because it is still actually a designated seat per person Expand ok ta
The Kraken Posted 20 May, 2023 Posted 20 May, 2023 On 20/05/2023 at 15:46, Kenilworthy said: Yes there is no increase in capacity from safe standing because it is still actually a designated seat per person Expand Yep. Germany and some other countries have standing which is less restrictive than this. England is one standing space = one seated space and is mandated by Government. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/safe-standing-at-football-stadiums-to-be-rolled-out-next-season Under licensed standing, fans are allowed to stand for matches in allocated spaces behind a barrier or a rail in areas of persistent standing. Each supporter has to occupy the same area they would take if they were sitting, with a traceable, numbered ticket. Seats cannot be locked in the up or down position, so fans can can sit if they wish to, and the standing areas cannot affect the views of other fans. Other parts of the grounds remain all-seated and fans are expected to sit in these areas.
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