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It's a bit of a shame, in my opinion, that they've allocated that area as the family stand. It's a bit of a crappy vantage point tucked in the corner down at pitch level. I understand from a short term economic viewpoint that saving the better seats for higher tickets price paying supporters is more lucrative but in the medium to long term we have to make sure that the next generation of fans have an experience that makes them want to come back.
Maybe it's a personal preference but I never like being in the corner, if the ball is in the opposite corner it's the furthest you can be from the action in any seat in the stadium.
My season ticket as a kid was in the family enclosure at Goodison and the seat was the bottom Tier of the Main Stand near the corner flag next to the Gwladys so in that regard the positioning is almost identical. However the stands are steeper and roomier than Goodison so its still an improvement on what we have now.
This is a thread to complain about bricks, can I direct you to the politics forums.
go where the seats swivel to face away from the pitch, but I believe their is a big waiting list for them
I don't know if you were interested in a serious answer, but South!
I was struck when watching a drone video the other day how great they look when wet, too.Slow of me I know but I have just realised the water effect paving is exactly where the original dock basin was, impressive.
You’re not the only one. I only realised a few weeks back and I’ve been watching the progress on YouTube since day 1Slow of me I know but I have just realised the water effect paving is exactly where the original dock basin was, impressive.
I only realised we were moving ground last week.You’re not the only one. I only realised a few weeks back and I’ve been watching the progress on YouTube since day 1
