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Moving to the West Lower
- Thread starter 16bha
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Most of us would buy a standing space if we could.
Agree wsl is a great viewing spot but not so great if your in the first 5 rows near the dugouts.
seagullsslimjim
New member
- Sep 26, 2003
- 701
height wise need to row P or above (totally dry too) - was in WSL W1C and was a bit shhhhhhhhh! - prob a bit like the Goldstone West stand ?
Would improve the atmosphere 1000%
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Moving from lower west to north west n1a towards the back to save £100+, hoping it's a good view still. Like to sing and shout (but won't be starting any or standing up waving my arms around) so hoping there's plenty of (old skool) songs to join in with. Looking forward to a change (2nd change of seats now).
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
- 4,416
I've always been in W1G row v and think it's a good compromise in terms of exposure, elevation and distance from the action. We've never got wet, there's a reasonable perspective but are still close enough to hear the crunching tackles! If there's a group of you it will be better for joining in with the singing but don't expect many around to join in! I let the odd fairly mild expletive slip out (usually to do with the ref) and no-one seems to get upset so I think that as long as you haven't got a permanent potty mouth you'll be fine.
Murray 17
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,159
We sat in W1G last season. Bloke next to us spoke to us first game when he wanted us to move along a seat to accomodate his son, then ignored us for the other 22 games. On the other side was a big block which seemed to be sold to tourists on a game by game basis. Quite good view though, and we felt close to the action.
Since1982
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W1H row N since the ground opened. Never got wet, good view, quality supporters for the most part around us. I'm up and down like a jack in the box during a game and never got moaned at. Can be a bit quiet but wouldn't move. Sat in the ESU for one game and didn't like it at all but everyone to their own.
Another Berkshire Seagull
Well-known member
I'm in W1G (Row S). Been there since the Amex opened.
Great view, not much atmosphere though. In front of me are quite a lot of pensioners who make no noise but are albion through and through. Behind we have a right whinger who moans constantly mostly he's wrong and hasn't got a clue about whats going on in the game. Give him his dues though he also turns up nearly every game.
Great view, not much atmosphere though. In front of me are quite a lot of pensioners who make no noise but are albion through and through. Behind we have a right whinger who moans constantly mostly he's wrong and hasn't got a clue about whats going on in the game. Give him his dues though he also turns up nearly every game.
Lower West Stander
Well-known member
Nice to know you have such a positive view of us!
BensGrandad
New member
Until that happens adhere to the vast majority and sit in your seat to enable other people who have paid the same as you to get what they and you paid for.
I do as it happens but gladly stand when those in front of me do.
Super Steve Earle
Well-known member
Speak for yourself.
er, no; I'll speak for most people thank you very much. I didn't say everyone.
West stand lower at least ten rows back best view in my opinion...West stand upper too far from action...East Stand Lower gets sun in eyes and you need to be further back as rain normally goes that way...Around us good bunch..only stand when everyone does..no problems.
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
- 7,782
WSL centre, back, better seats than 80% of 1901...closer you make it to this the better
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
I've given up my Daughters seat in East Upper for 14/15 (kept mine) as she has a job that means she is unable to attend. Hoping it is not taken up by someone else so I can still use it on a match by match basis.