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I got a half season ticket this year after going to the match for the first time this season and after going to virtually every game since has given me the bug back ? even if we are shit to watch at times.

Now having just got the season ticket info through the post yesterday has got me thinking about where to sit next season. I'm currently in the Top Balcony in a very good seat with no views of white posts!!

Now it's very good up there but I find sometimes it can be a bit quiet compared the the Gwladys Street or Park End. Where do people recommend sitting for the best atmosphere and good views?

Danny Lizars, London Posted 10/03/2012 at 07:58:32

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Bobby Thomas
572 Posted 10/03/2012 at 14:57:20

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Stay where you are man, unobstructed balcony is the best view in the ground......theres no atmosphere anyway!!

Lee Courtliff
588 Posted 10/03/2012 at 16:48:37

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I agree with Bobby.

My Dad told me he was on the front row of the Top Balcony,right in the middle, when we played Bayern in '85.

It's always been my favourite spot ever since he told me that story.

Mick Wrende
657 Posted 10/03/2012 at 21:57:22

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Lower Gwladys St is the absolute pits - there are always some tossers standing up when there is no need and if the sun shines you can see fuck all. Not only that but the facilities are shocking with one bog which takes most of half time to get to. The Park End is like the Hilton compared to that shit hole.

Derek Thomas
671 Posted 10/03/2012 at 22:59:53

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If you started watching again after all the crap since Aug. you can sit where ever you 'kin want my man.

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