

If you've renewed your season ticket surely you can remember what the view from your seat was, even if you didn't go often this season?No Fixed Abode wrote:*subject to making the d8s when the fixtures come out. What's it like in the West Stand? Sat in their a couple of times.
This is a new season ticket PhilM.philM wrote:If you've renewed your season ticket surely you can remember what the view from your seat was, even if you didn't go often this season?No Fixed Abode wrote:*subject to making the d8s when the fixtures come out. What's it like in the West Stand? Sat in their a couple of times.
(Apologies if you have dementia)
No such thing existsNo Fixed Abode wrote:This is a new season ticket PhilM.philM wrote:If you've renewed your season ticket surely you can remember what the view from your seat was, even if you didn't go often this season?No Fixed Abode wrote:*subject to making the d8s when the fixtures come out. What's it like in the West Stand? Sat in their a couple of times.
(Apologies if you have dementia)
lowerwestjnr wrote:So you'll be there every week?
I'll probably go to Chelsea v Reading m8. We should meet for a drink beforehand...sandman wrote:I'm sure you can get some imaginary tickets for the away games as well.
Thanks for the offer but, after the drenching on Saturday (I was in row G), I'm beginning to look forward to being tucked up safely at the back of the standJS28ZoD wrote:I've just invested in a season ticket for the first time since 2003 and have grabbed what ever seats I can in Y26, currently I sat in row B which is not ideal but I'm hoping to get some more joy in the movers period... If your eyesight fails you Maquisard we could always swapMaquisard wrote:Y26 - is there anywhere else to be?
Quite high up though (row U) so I'm a bit worried that my ageing eyesight will struggle - the other end of the pitch is a long way off. I'll be the one referring to the players as "That man" instead of calling them by name
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