Fox92 Posted 10 November 2016 Author Posted 10 November 2016 41 minutes ago, Dan LCFC said: Man Utd don't either do they? Sunderland's old away end looked far better than their current one. What counts as "pitch side"... Like, on the side, at places such as Everton and Liverpool? I preferred Sunderland's old away but don't mind being at the top - it's not that bad of a view. But since Manchester City have extended the Etihad they've put away fans in all three tiers - so is this changed now? Or not because the lower tier can count as one block.
ajthefox Posted 10 November 2016 Posted 10 November 2016 Pretty sure pitch side means anywhere next to the pitch, not on the side of the pitch.
ozleicester Posted 11 November 2016 Posted 11 November 2016 43 minutes ago, ajthefox said: Pretty sure pitch side means anywhere next to the pitch, not on the side of the pitch. Bloody modern world, what a joke... back in my day, pitchside meant.... Fvcking PITCHSIDE!... political correctness gone mad i tells ys
Wymsey Posted 11 November 2016 Posted 11 November 2016 They say fans can't access pitch due to health and safety. But still allow Schlupp to shoot wildly into the fans at 100mph.
RonnieTodger Posted 11 November 2016 Posted 11 November 2016 It scares me when disabled supporters are pitch side. Fuchs twatted a clearance out last week and it knocked the woman's crutch over. Half a yard to the left and she'd be out cold with a broken nose and with no chance of moving out of the way
Guest Lako42 Posted 11 November 2016 Posted 11 November 2016 30 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said: Fuchs twatted a clearance out last week and it knocked the woman's crutch over. Half a yard to the left and she'd be out cold with a broken nose and with no chance of moving out of the way Very good point, it is a wasted opportunity. They should film the best ones and play them on the big screen before the game.
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