£150 season tickets
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No, but you will be kettledCrayAddick said:Can we get a drum or trumpet in the A block???
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Its the two thin ones.0
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What block is the a block in that photo is it the big one plus the two small blocks beside it? A load of us have moved from north upper to block a for next season.0
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Yes the two small thin ones. But I know a good few singing lads also going into B block now aswell. So I am hoping we can fill A and B. That east stand would look so much better without the big wall. its crying out for a South East corner extension0
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I thought East Stand block A was more than those two little strips of seats. I'm pretty sure the back section extends further left as you look at it from the pitch than the two strips but perhaps not.0
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So Block A is just those two little strips?
Much a do about not a lot.1 -
Yes but to the top right of the foot tunnel is B block0
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3000 or 300 you get a few good lads together who know how to sing and they won't be moved. I don't care what team your from0
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didn't realise A was so small..glad I stayed NU now. Hope it helps the atmo though, good luck to the A block lads0
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It'll all end in tears....0
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2 sugars please.shirty5 said:
No, but you will be kettledCrayAddick said:Can we get a drum or trumpet in the A block???
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I think there will still be plenty of singers left in the North Upper, no reason why both parts of the ground can't be vocal. Don't forget the North Upper has a capacity of around 3,000 while only a few hundred would be able to move to the East blocks A and B.MSE7 said:
Thats why we are taking A and B blocks. North Upper will end in tears. It will be empty. You will all be crying into your pint glasses in crossbars wondering where it all went wrong!!!Uboat said:It'll all end in tears....
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MSE7 you loon, what row and seat you in? Want to make sure I am nowhere near you
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You're right, definitely is crying out for an extension. Especially given that we've had an average attendance of 16,000 in a 27,111 seater stadium.MSE7 said:Yes the two small thin ones. But I know a good few singing lads also going into B block now aswell. So I am hoping we can fill A and B. That east stand would look so much better without the big wall. its crying out for a South East corner extension
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i'm finding this thread amazing now i've realised how small a block is.
go on mse7 my son, great passion!!!1 -
I can't believe how thin A block is. Ive seen Brazilian muffs with thicker strips.10
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Its going to be fantastic. Ask MSE7.ValleyGary said:I can't believe how thin A block is. Ive seen Brazilian muffs with thicker strips.
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I remember the cup game last year vs Huddersfield I think? Tiny group of young lads took a banner (looked quite good, get it back) and made a bit of noise. However the cafc stewards were all over them, banner got confiscated, kids got held back etc - that was only 10 or 20 teenagers, the jobsworth stewards will go mental next season0
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Mind you, two singing sections at opposite ends of the ground give a perfect opportunity for a new song... Our own bog-standard version of Celtics chant
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The MSE7 never reveals his location. I am like a clint eastwood movie. Plus with looks like mine If I told you where I was sitting I would have ladies holding onto my ankles trying to come home with me... Really don't need all that aggro again..._nam11 said:MSE7 you loon, what row and seat you in? Want to make sure I am nowhere near you
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Haha. I think A block may be a good crack next yearMSE7 said:
The MSE7 never reveals his location. I am like a clint eastwood movie. Plus with looks like mine If I told you where I was sitting I would have ladies holding onto my ankles trying to come home with me... Really don't need all that aggro again..._nam11 said:MSE7 you loon, what row and seat you in? Want to make sure I am nowhere near you
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Full of children last night.0
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Better get used to it :-)stonewallpenalty said:Full of children last night.
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And admired mostly by men in their 60s1
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A mate of mine had some free tickets in B block through the school he works at and so I thought I'd grab a ticket for myself and my old man in that block. Turns out I couldn't because they'd all been given away so grabbed 2 seats in C block (and paid £46 for the privilege). The atmosphere was absolute dire down there and hopefully this will change that.
I do have one reservation though. After 5 minutes my mate (who had been in Row
moved across to sit with us because we a much better view of the pitch. There were loads of empty seats around us and I can't help but think if you've bought a £150/£250 season ticket there is nothing stopping you from going and sitting in any of the large numbers of empty seats in the East Stand? 0 -
Which is one of the reasons I've decide to get one.JollyRobin said:A mate of mine had some free tickets in B block through the school he works at and so I thought I'd grab a ticket for myself and my old man in that block. Turns out I couldn't because they'd all been given away so grabbed 2 seats in C block (and paid £46 for the privilege). The atmosphere was absolute dire down there and hopefully this will change that.
I do have one reservation though. After 5 minutes my mate (who had been in Row moved across to sit with us because we a much better view of the pitch. There were loads of empty seats around us and I can't help but think if you've bought a £150/£250 season ticket there is nothing stopping you from going and sitting in any of the large numbers of empty seats in the East Stand?
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If these £150 tickets mean that all of you scumbags are moving from the covered end to the east, which in turn results in me getting a beer quicker at half time then I'm all for it.
I'll quite happily pay £300 for that!!2
