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LamieRobertson · Aug 22, 2017

problem with wearing sun glasses is that you tend to lose a bit of colour :moo:

Bry Nylon · Aug 22, 2017

I remember the good times said:
Back row of West Lower seat 60 and the lights over top the Barnet fans were directly in my eyes to the point of hurting. I told my Daughter that there is no way I could sit in this seat for evening games. Sorry if it is your seat.

Won't just be evening games. It will be any game after about the 2nd week of October until mid-March I would think...

tigertim68 · Aug 22, 2017

Lower West Stander said:
Perhaps that's why we were so crap in the first half. Players blinded

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Crap in the second half as well

darkwolf666 · Aug 23, 2017

Notters said:
They are blinding in the west lower. Glad I don't usually sit down here.

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That's precisely where I am sitting and why I started the thread...

AmexRuislip · Aug 23, 2017

View from ESL.
I think aliens have landed!

Mackenzie · Aug 23, 2017

Bright but manageable from the front of the WSL. Just had to try and ignore them.

neilbard · Aug 23, 2017

After 90mins.. :shrug:

Bold Seagull · Aug 23, 2017

I didn't really notice WSL row Y. :shrug:

fosters headband · Aug 23, 2017

Sitting the East stand lower row O it did at first bother me wearing my glasses, but with the peak of my baseball cap I was able to block out the glare. I can see the sales of these caps increasing.

Thunder Bolt · Aug 23, 2017

LamieRobertson said:
problem with wearing sun glasses is that you tend to lose a bit of colour

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That comes from a couple of rows behind me. The lights were bright, but not uncomfortable.

crabface · Aug 23, 2017

It took me a good while to get used to them, they are quite phenomenal.

Green Cross Code Man · Aug 23, 2017

LamieRobertson said:
Fortunately I bought my sunglasses ..migraine potential floodlights

That's exactly what I'm worried about!

fosters headband said:
Sitting the East stand lower row O it did at first bother me wearing my glasses, but with the peak of my baseball cap I was able to block out the glare. I can see the sales of these caps increasing.

Now we need a cap in the East lower in all the seasons and not just summer! :moo:

LamieRobertson · Aug 23, 2017

Thunder Bolt said:
That comes from a couple of rows behind me. The lights were bright, but not uncomfortable.

Have to say that my experience was different ...still i am in EU normally so maybe it will be different when i am up there.

Bold Seagull · Aug 23, 2017

LamieRobertson said:
...still i am in EU normally so maybe it will be different when i am up there.

Are you individually opting out of Brexit?

LamieRobertson · Aug 23, 2017

Bold Seagull said:
Are you individually opting out of Brexit?

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Chicken Run · Aug 23, 2017

skipper734 · Aug 23, 2017

For evening games I always wore a peaked cap to keep the glare out. The new ones are no different some are just angled differently. Be prepared wear a peaked cap.

ALBION28 · Aug 23, 2017

I feel there may be potential for eye damage as you are constantly looking in their direction for 90 minutes. I am in East Lower. I will now be using peak cap and sun glasses having suffered eye damage in the past from bright light. Just to top it off I have migraines. Not a happy chap.

FloatLeft · Aug 23, 2017

I was blinded by the reflection off the Barnet manager's Barnet (or lack of)!

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foul old ron · Aug 23, 2017

Thought the other guy was the manager.

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