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[Albion] New season tickets
- Thread starter greachain
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Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Where do you like to watch football
Behind the goal - NS or SS
On the side low - WSL or ESL
On the side high - WSU or ESU
Do you like to stand - NS rear half
Behind the goal - NS or SS
On the side low - WSL or ESL
On the side high - WSU or ESU
Do you like to stand - NS rear half
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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Lower tier either east or west as near to the halfway line as possible about a dozen rows back . That’s perfection .
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,267
NS - you'll have a ringside seat to most of the Albion goals at the Amex. Oh, and you'll have access to multiple Neck Oil vending machines
Neck oilNS - you'll have a ringside seat to most of the Albion goals at the Amex. Oh, and you'll have access to multiple Neck Oil vending machines
Just got my first season ticket after years of getting to a half a dozen or so games through friends tickets or full price. I've gone west upper where I've always tried to sit for random games. Personally I love having a higher view of the pitch where you can see passing angles and movement a bit more clearly than being nearer pitch level. Obviously a trade off with feeling more involved closer to the pitch.
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Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Good choice
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,267
Not a big fan then M(ih)BL?Neck oil
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I'd plump for a side view.
That way you get a better vantage point when those yoghurt knitting loons handcuff themselves to the posts at either end.
WSL MorettiNeck oil
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,267
On the downside, you'd have to leave on 85 minutes
One day. One day...
I really want a season ticket but Premier League fixture revisions couple with my tortuous shift requests mean I'd only make a handful of matches. North Stand would do me nicely. I've promised myself one if I ever make it over the wall and retire.
I really want a season ticket but Premier League fixture revisions couple with my tortuous shift requests mean I'd only make a handful of matches. North Stand would do me nicely. I've promised myself one if I ever make it over the wall and retire.
- May 8, 2018
- 9,278
The irony of your username will haunt you after regular pilgrimages to the west upper, better start getting those leg extensions in now
Bear in mind that in the East, you'll need a sunhat with a brim for the early/late season games (
) and for the West, you'll need a thicker coat for the ones in between ( 
).Haha luckily I've had some training over the years! The pilgrimage will be well worth it if we play half as well as we have this season.
ESL also far more likely get a soaking when it’s raining with prevailing Westerlies…….Bear in mind that in the East, you'll need a sunhat with a brim for the early/late season games (
Or burnt by the flame-throwers.....
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
We're in Row X ESL and I think in 11 years we've only got slightly wet twice, when the rain was fine and the wind was really swirling around. But that's obviously a fair way back. We've seen people in the first 10 or so rows get a soaking for sure.
Sounds about right….we’re in WSL K and have literally only got wet once or twice. Have seen the front of ESL almost evacuate a few times though
thedonkeycentrehalf
Retired
- Jul 7, 2003
- 8,635
WSU - great view but those stairs are hard work if you are unfit or have knee / back problems. Plenty of people who have to stop part way for breather these days.