Please Read; The Seats The Facts!! - Page 16

VALAIRIAN · 24-01-2009, 20:45

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Originally Posted by southernred

I respect your views; but could you try at the next match to stand a little further back???? If you coulf manage, you may be a little warmer and you'll be practicing foe when the red seats take place!!

Please let us know after you've tried; THANK YOU!!

Tried it today(Barnet), not the same!!!! Can somebody from the club please explain again - and do not use any Health and Safety talk - why the seats cannot be put at either end, where in general people do not stand!??????????????

Outback Ozzy · 25-01-2009, 02:32

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Tried it today(Barnet), not the same!!!! Can somebody from the club please explain again - and do not use any Health and Safety talk - why the seats cannot be put at either end, where in general people do not stand!??????????????

Don't understand the last bit of the above, but as you were on for the Barnet match, there were only approximately 400 in the Clayton End today, therefore enough room for the necessary seating and room for you to stand as well. All seating that is put in has to be undercover by league regulations which is why the Hollands Pie stand (away end) cannot have seating put in. The other alternative (which is a non starter) is to build a new stand, which the club clearly have not got the money for. Cue very rich Arab sheikh to take pity on us and buy Eric out lol

VALAIRIAN · 25-01-2009, 08:03

I just meant that the seats could go at either side from top to bottom, rather than along the front for 4 - 5 (or what is needed) rows, which then means the people that stand front rows nearest to the pitch have to move back into what is in my opinion not as good a spot - if if was then we would stand there now.

maccawozzagod · 25-01-2009, 09:04

seating at the ends would restrict the sittee's view of the the same end opposite corner. There are regulations to say that the sittee must have as unobstructed a view as structurally possible (I think). Not that it matters cos nobody will be sat on them.

The club really needs to think its strategy on filling those seats for next season. They simply must give tickets out to all schoolchildren in the borough on a regular basis.

lancsdave · 25-01-2009, 09:23

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Originally Posted by Outback Ozzy

All seating that is put in has to be undercover by league regulations which is why the Hollands Pie stand (away end) cannot have seating put in.

The Donkey Lashers have an uncovered away end which is all seating

Bagpuss · 25-01-2009, 09:38

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

The Donkey Lashers have an uncovered away end which is all seating

I believe the first 2000 seats have to be undercover after that you can put them where you like i.e. Stockport.

VALAIRIAN · 25-01-2009, 09:47

Did not realise that Macca!

seating at the ends would restrict the sittee's view of the the same end opposite corner. There are regulations to say that the sittee must have as unobstructed a view as structurally possible (I think). Not that it matters cos nobody will be sat on them.

If that is it then not much we can do, I suppose that will apply to putting them at the back, which one chap suggested to me at the Barnet game.

Give us the old gree · 25-01-2009, 10:16

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

The Clayton End atmosphere will be destroyed. If we have to meet the League regs then so be it but as has been stated there is no cash so what penelty we will endure and I dont mean a fine. For me the true sound of the fans is found in the Clayton End and i love standing there.

Gents... I really am with you all here but we knew the rules we would need to conform to the day we won the Conferance... i appreciate that it has already been said in previous post.

Re The BLUE Seats... they will be great for draping your banners and flags over

and if they are fitted i will challenge the ultra's to cover the blue entirely... making behind the goal a sea of RED. Lets turn the seats we dont want or need into our advantage (Why not)

... but we all need to accept the fact they are essential to conform to the rules and thus retain our league status (quo)

great band....

mab · 31-01-2009, 14:41

from the Telegraph

Stanley hope to start work on Monday to install more seating at the Fraser Eagle Stadium and expect it to be finished within six weeks.

VALAIRIAN · 31-01-2009, 17:06

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Originally Posted by mab

from the Telegraph

Stanley hope to start work on Monday to install more seating at the Fraser Eagle Stadium and expect it to be finished within six weeks.

We will have to see what it looks like next Saturday against Luton.

yerself · 31-01-2009, 19:57

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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod

There are regulations to say that the settee must have as unobstructed a view as structurally possible

They aren't installing chesterfields macca. Just your normal crappy, fold-up plastic seats.

Tin Monkey · 31-01-2009, 20:17

Macca struggles to get his armchair through the turnstile as it is.

maccawozzagod · 01-02-2009, 11:52

I'm not that laid back!

Grimps · 02-02-2009, 09:55

is kp going down to the fes today for some phots of new BLUE things going in nice standing places

MCR ADIM · 02-02-2009, 12:29

will they have started work or will the snow be an excuse! health and safety and all that!