I'll answer my own question, tix have arrived and have seat numbers on them, so I guess notSilver Fox wrote:IN - is it unreserved?
I'm row SS, I think I'm right in believing that the double letters are nearer the top.Silver Fox wrote:I'll answer my own question, tix have arrived and have seat numbers on them, so I guess notSilver Fox wrote:IN - is it unreserved?
Next stupid question, where's row AA?
Bout halfway up if memory servesSilver Fox wrote:I'll answer my own question, tix have arrived and have seat numbers on them, so I guess notSilver Fox wrote:IN - is it unreserved?
Next stupid question, where's row AA?
Putney End - Capacity 7,281
The Putney End houses HOME & NEUTRAL areas. It also hosts the official AWAY area.
The area adjacent to the Cottage pavilion is known as ‘Cottage Corner’, as it is nearest to the players’ entrance & the iconic Cottage pavilion which was constructed in 1905.
The make-up of the Away & Neutral areas varies depending on the size of the visiting support. In general terms Away supporters are allocated either 1800 or 3000 tickets.
An access tunnel beneath the stand links the Putney Turnstiles with the Riverside Stand. Whilst fans with Putney End tickets cannot access the Riverside Stand, there are toilets located in the access tunnel under Block P1 which are open for public use.
Most of the catering, toilet and betting facilities are located on the concourse directly behind the stand. Visiting supporters will find additional kiosks located in the open area beyond Block P7, backing onto the river.
An area accessible to wheelchair users who support the visiting team is located in Block P7.
Additional mobile catering kiosks are opened at half-time on the access ramp that leads down to the turnstile entrance, next to the Cottage pavilion.
Front Row: A (Blocks P2, P3, P5, P6); B (Blocks P1, P4, P7)
Back Row: ZZ
Total Rows: 52
Uncovered Rows: A – E
Stairwell Entrance: Row JJ
The Half Moon in Putney.Royals-lad14 wrote:Just under 2000 tickets sold now, is the preferred pub the eight bells?
It's really not. The 8 bells is pretty much outside Putney Bridge Tube Station. Hence an away fans pub..About 15 minutes stroll along the river.
RandomNo Fixed Abode wrote:The Half Moon in Putney.Royals-lad14 wrote:Just under 2000 tickets sold now, is the preferred pub the eight bells?
Yep! Sorry, I thought he meant the ground.biscuitman wrote:It's really not. The 8 bells is pretty much outside Putney Bridge Tube Station. Hence an away fans pub..About 15 minutes stroll along the river.
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