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Same here. Those making, or most likely to make, a racket are already standing at grounds anyhow.

Staging a sit-in?

Barbs has mentioned this numerous times, it ain't gonna happen.

Yet ironically any aesthetic majesty that the addition might bring would be wasted on the punters frequenting said area, they wouldn't be able to see it.

You know what, with what TB has said before and the cost involved to add merely 800 seats, it ain't gonna happen. Our biggest game for some time tomorrow, yet there will be spaces.

The Spurs Library, shows how standing makes sod all difference to singing.

Bin Ring of Fire, keep SbtS to the same tempo all the way through (no stupid rapid clapping), sing less songs about Palace and join in with other section songs. Piece of cake.

Really intrigued as to how? "Dear Punter. Do you sing? We have noticed you're getting on a bit, so we are moving you."

OK then, on a serious note. Do you feel, genuine question, that singing is less inhibited where the participants have been indulging in a few light ales or something less legal and stronger?

Utter tosh, we sing both home and away. It comes naturally, as it has always done. It does not need to be orchestrated or forced, unless we have a drum.

Will there be a book monitor?

If you buy into the section, is there a minimum volume to keep you 'in the club'? If you like a hum or a good mumble, will that keep your spot? Also, if you can't keep tempo and do SbtS at a rate of a seal on 'E' do you lose points?