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Like how you wait till we are losing games before you spout up moaning,off course it makes more sense in doing that especially if away fans are only bringing 200-300 at most and if we got bigger crowds they would maybe put home fans in there
Quote from: donnievic on February 14, 2013, 07:45:58 pmLike how you wait till we are losing games before you spout up moaning,off course it makes more sense in doing that especially if away fans are only bringing 200-300 at most and if we got bigger crowds they would maybe put home fans in thereSo you expected him to moan about this while it wasn't happening? The people moaning about people moaning are much worse ffs.eastender... Have you had to move seats? Think it's a bit unfair if they never mentioned it to you before you purchased your ST. It was obvious it was going to be a smart move at some point, due to low numbers.
Quote from: Belle Vue Popside on February 14, 2013, 07:51:07 pmQuote from: donnievic on February 14, 2013, 07:45:58 pmLike how you wait till we are losing games before you spout up moaning,off course it makes more sense in doing that especially if away fans are only bringing 200-300 at most and if we got bigger crowds they would maybe put home fans in thereSo you expected him to moan about this while it wasn't happening? The people moaning about people moaning are much worse ffs.eastender... Have you had to move seats? Think it's a bit unfair if they never mentioned it to you before you purchased your ST. It was obvious it was going to be a smart move at some point, due to low numbers.Well we did it earlier in the season when we played Bradford P Av. pherhaps could of brought it up then
Firstly Eastender it was mentioned on here as several ST holders came on to say that the club had rung them to ask them to move seats (and if my memory is correct they were offered a free upgrade to Cat A seats).
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. The club had no idea how poor the away support would be in this league, and my guess is that after our initial games the club decided that actually moving the away fans to the East Stand may not be such a bad idea after all, and it is also my suspicion that the club trialed it at the BPA game and it has been done for the last two games as well.
Firstly the wall is built up before Leeds game to put Leeds fans in East stand. People then get phone calls about being asked to move ST's without a reason, putting 2 and 2 together and its simple to guess that they might be putting the away fans there.
But, can I say Eastender, apart from being able to say that "I told you so", I'm struggling to see a point in your thread...
Come on Crofty how naive , of course the club would have had an idea of the level of away support in this league.We've played 35 league 1 games at the Keepmoat prior to this season. (2006/7 & 2007/8).There was only ever going to be 2 or 3 occasions where the initial allocation would be exceeded and probably only Sheff Utd would have taken up the full amount.The likes of Scunny could have been accommodated by moving the Black meshing round onto the North Stand as required.
Of course your struggling to see a point to the thread....that's mainly because you weren't affected up in the South West corner.The point is IMO i think the club knew exactly what they were doing because they knew the stadium would be under their control sooner or later and wanted to be prepared to start cutting costs.P.S. I told you so.
The stand hasnt been closed as such. It will be used for away fans if the demand is there, as we saw v Sheff Utd. When the opposition bring a couple of hundred (or less) it saves the club a fortune by putting them in the east stand.
I don't like it, prefer them behind the goal, but at the end of the day is it really that big an issue?