Told to sit down in Y25

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by EASTENDER MARKY » 12 Sep 2006 10:23

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bobby1413 I'm 5' 6" so not a giant. Also I never stand up persistantly, but stand up when singing or it looks like we might score.


Do you ever consider the person behind you when you stand up or do you just do it without thinking?


Do you ever consider standing up yourself if the person in front of you is standing?
Or better still, do you ever consider going to support Oxford?


Yes and no. Your point is?


Fcuk the person behind you, it's a football match FFS.

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by bobby1413 » 12 Sep 2006 10:27

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bobby1413 I'm 5' 6" so not a giant. Also I never stand up persistantly, but stand up when singing or it looks like we might score.


Do you ever consider the person behind you when you stand up or do you just do it without thinking?


Do you ever consider standing up yourself if the person in front of you is standing?
Or better still, do you ever consider going to support Oxford?


Yes and no. Your point is?


Fcuk the person behind you, it's a football match FFS.


It's fecked me off a bit.

It's my seat for the season and I don't want any trouble but not being able to stand up and direct chants at the away fans will ruin the game for me.

I love sitting in Y25 as banter with the away fans and the atmosphere is the main advantages. Without it - what have you got? Just a football match :wink:

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by EASTENDER MARKY » 12 Sep 2006 10:29

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bobby1413 I'm 5' 6" so not a giant. Also I never stand up persistantly, but stand up when singing or it looks like we might score.


Do you ever consider the person behind you when you stand up or do you just do it without thinking?


Do you ever consider standing up yourself if the person in front of you is standing?
Or better still, do you ever consider going to support Oxford?


Yes and no. Your point is?


Fcuk the person behind you, it's a football match FFS.


It's fecked me off a bit.

It's my seat for the season and I don't want any trouble but not being able to stand up and direct chants at the away fans will ruin the game for me.

I love sitting in Y25 as banter with the away fans and the atmosphere is the main advantages. Without it - what have you got? Just a football match :wink:


Keep standing, eventually the person behind you will learn to stand as well, this will thern spread and the whole East Stand will be stood!

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by Slinky » 12 Sep 2006 10:31

brilliant idea then the club can get fined for people standing - it's not difficult to sit, I just can't see the need for standing the whole game. yes stand when it gets exciting or there's a goal chance but other than that sit your fat butt down!

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by bobby1413 » 12 Sep 2006 10:32

Slinky brilliant idea then the club can get fined for people standing - it's not difficult to sit, I just can't see the need for standing the whole game. yes stand when it gets exciting or there's a goal chance but other than that sit your fat butt down!


Exactly. But the problem yesterday was most of the match was exciting, the atmosphere was electric. I just don't want to sit with my arms crossed for 90 minutes, and find it hard to believe others in certain areas of the stadium want to do this.


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by Slinky » 12 Sep 2006 10:34

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Slinky brilliant idea then the club can get fined for people standing - it's not difficult to sit, I just can't see the need for standing the whole game. yes stand when it gets exciting or there's a goal chance but other than that sit your fat butt down!


Exactly. But the problem yesterday was most of the match was exciting, the atmosphere was electric. I just don't want to sit with my arms crossed for 90 minutes, and find it hard to believe others in certain areas of the stadium want to do this.


sit on the edge of your seat then, that's what I do.....

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by EASTENDER MARKY » 12 Sep 2006 10:37

There isn't a need to stand the whole game. Away maybe but not at home. Stand up when game is exciting and/or singing.

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by cmonurz » 12 Sep 2006 10:38

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Slinky brilliant idea then the club can get fined for people standing - it's not difficult to sit, I just can't see the need for standing the whole game. yes stand when it gets exciting or there's a goal chance but other than that sit your fat butt down!


Exactly. But the problem yesterday was most of the match was exciting, the atmosphere was electric. I just don't want to sit with my arms crossed for 90 minutes, and find it hard to believe others in certain areas of the stadium want to do this.


sit on the edge of your seat then, that's what I do.....


I am not moderating my reasonable behaviour to suit others. I stand or jump up when I am excited. That's tough. It is a football match.

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by EASTENDER MARKY » 12 Sep 2006 10:39

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Slinky brilliant idea then the club can get fined for people standing - it's not difficult to sit, I just can't see the need for standing the whole game. yes stand when it gets exciting or there's a goal chance but other than that sit your fat butt down!


Exactly. But the problem yesterday was most of the match was exciting, the atmosphere was electric. I just don't want to sit with my arms crossed for 90 minutes, and find it hard to believe others in certain areas of the stadium want to do this.


sit on the edge of your seat then, that's what I do.....


I am not moderating my reasonable behaviour to suit others. I stand or jump up when I am excited. That's tough. It is a football match.


Excactly.


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by bobby1413 » 12 Sep 2006 10:42

As for standing when singing or something, I was singing most of the match yesterday and was sitting down everytime it stopped. So the guys behind me can sit in what they think is a library if they want.

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by Sharpy » 12 Sep 2006 12:44

fcuk em, only sit down when tango's or limo's tell you to :wink:

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by The_Cat » 12 Sep 2006 21:02

Sitting right at the back is the future.

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by Finchley Royal » 12 Sep 2006 21:35

bobby1413 I'm 5' 6" so not a giant. Also I never stand up persistantly, but stand up when singing or it looks like we might score.


If you're only 5'6" yourself, maybe he was taking the piss. "And then I told this short@rse in front of me to sit down!".

Seriously, I wouldn't worry about it. If it remains a problem, direct them towards the west stand where they'll fit in a bit more.


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by gh7901 » 12 Sep 2006 21:38

The_Cat Sitting right at the back is the future.


Indeed
Never had any worries about it in row JJ :D

If I am at another ground or sitting somewhere else though I feel guilty for standing too much, because of people behind me and Im pretty tall

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by Jerry St Clair » 12 Sep 2006 22:07

This thread epitomises why StandUpSitDown is such a worthy cause.

At EP people who wanted to sit went in the North Stand, those who wanted to stand went in the Southbank. Simple.

Now everyone is lumped in together and it just causes friction.

Personally, I see the blocks Y24-26 as "unofficial" standing areas where large amounts of people stand frequently (not persistently), Anyone getting an ST in there should be plainly aware that that is the case.

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by Jerry St Clair » 12 Sep 2006 22:08

gh7901 Indeed
Never had any worries about it in row JJ :D


Except when the club decided to add row KK a few seasons ago and you now have a kunt sat behind you who gets upset when you stand for a corner.

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by Legend » 12 Sep 2006 22:10

Yawn at you lot - just behave yourselves. :roll:

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by The_Cat » 12 Sep 2006 22:31

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gh7901 Indeed
Never had any worries about it in row JJ :D


Except when the club decided to add row KK a few seasons ago and you now have a kunt sat behind you who gets upset when you stand for a corner.
I sit in row KK.

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by bracknell loyal royal! » 12 Sep 2006 22:35

The_Cat Sitting right at the back is the future.


*Yawns at felix's repetitive phrases*

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by Mrs Butler » 12 Sep 2006 22:45

Sharpy fcuk em, only sit down when tango's or limo's tell you to :wink:



or in yourcase when a tango starts walking up the Y25 steps :lol:

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