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Agree that we’re not going to agree. Clearly a little bit of respect for others is too much to ask. As long as you’re ok, that’s fine. :shrug:

It doesn’t cause any bother at a home game, so why is it a problem away? Oh yes, it’s because you want to stand where you like and stuff those who don’t.

They asked the wrong questions!

I’d suggest you guess wrong. Many of those who can’t stand were probably on the terraces while those who ruin the away experience for them were still in nappies! The difference is that we were allowed to stand on the terrace and those who didn’t want to or couldn’t could go in the seats. Now...

Try lowering your eye level to five feet off the ground and see if you think it would be worth the cost of an away trip. I am luckily of average height, so can shift my view to see most of the time. I also enjoy standing at games but completely understand why it is selfish behaviour to ignore...

This. Let me remind everyone of my view at Stamford Bridge had I needed to stand up: There were a large group standing in the aisle to my right that day that meant I couldn’t see anything to the right of this picture whether stood or seated. Thankfully, the stewards made them move for the...

It’s just a bit irritating that those who insist on standing / using the wrong seat think it’s fine for others to go to the front. Just because my wife is quite short and generally can’t see if everyone is standing shouldn’t mean that she has to have an even worse view from the front row. It’s...