For those buying, or wanting to buy a ST next year. Whats your preference?

[Jacko93]

There's alot of discussion about people fearing missing out on seats due to tenure calculations. Now, if you have had a ST for 3 months, you'll still get a seat so it stands to reason that the only reason for getting upset about it is missing out on certain seats.

So, where is your preferred seating/standing spot?

 

[Jacko93]

I do have a preference, but it's mainly based on accessibility. I want two permanently seated, where there aren't too many stairs for my Dad to navigate. I'd try get him in a specific accessible area. But he'd flatly refuse it until he had no choice.

 

[Dixieslaces]

First!

You replied to your own thread, so not even arsed.

UTFT

 

[Lee Smith]

Preferably, South Lower. Ideally, also at the end of a row, just so I don't have to keep disturbing people every 5 mins when I go to the loo for a wee. Stupid feeble beer bladder.

Just waiting to see what the rumoured age restriction is for South Lower, as my youngest is only 14.

Also, isn't the North Lower normal seating, not rail seating as it says in the poll? Thought that was something they were considering for the future?

 

[welshtoffee]

Halfway line and the end of a row so I can have my usual toilet visits without annoying anyone

 

[welshtoffee]

Preferably, South Lower. Ideally, also at the end of a row, just so I don't have to keep disturbing people every 5 mins when I go to the loo for a wee. Stupid feeble beer bladder.

Know what you are going through mate, got an enlarged prostate and at the moment beer is a NO on match days, which pee's me off (excuse the pun) as loved a couple of pints before the match.

 

[Bluebonic]

I want to be at whatever stand is nearest the road, so I can get to the station before the hordes descend on it

 

[kev]

Being a none season ticket holder these days means I'm thankful to get whatever tickets are available.
At least at the new stadium when I manage to get tickets I know I won't be paying good money only to find myself staring at a post or through a letter box.
Always loved Goodison but can't wait for this move.
Bring it on.

 

[ultra]

Will there be enough room for people to get past (for toilet visits/bar etc) without you having to stand up to let them past?

This may have a bearing on my choice of seat

 

[AsiaAsia82]

I think there’s a good spot at right back available

 

[W84 Dum Freeze]

Head-locking directors Muppet Box, but far enough away from Kev's obstructive view schnozzle.

 

[matty1878]

There's alot of discussion about people fearing missing out on seats due to tenure calculations. Now, if you have had a ST for 3 months, you'll still get a seat so it stands to reason that the only reason for getting upset about it is missing out on certain seats.

So, where is your preferred seating/standing spot?

a ST for 3 months youl get a seat?

well if that’s the case and it goes by tenure the ones who’s had a ST for 3 months will be watching through a crack somewhere.

 

[barneygumble]

Rail seating for me.

I like standing at the game, I like being behind the goal.

But If in a few years it's full of cretins, I'll be moving to opposite end, by away supporters.

 

[The binman chronicles]

a ST for 3 months youl get a seat?

well if that’s the case and it goes by tenure the ones who’s had a ST for 3 months will be watching through a crack somewhere.

Whatcha talking about Matty? Anyone who has a season ticket now will get to choose a seat by the end of March. Even if there are 32,000 ST sold, there will still be 13 or so thousand spare seats left (after excluding away and hospitality seats).

After everyone has chosen all the remaining seats bar a handful will have a perfect view. They might have to climb to the upper rows but even that looks close compared to other large stadiums.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

I'd like to be at the very tip of one of those triangly bits, where the seats gradually whittle down to just one; perfect for me that, no arlarses sitting next to me, lovely.