Sit Down or Stand Up?

[fuchsntf]

We should Stand up, for people who want to sit down

We should have a Sit-in, to demonstrate our right to Stand-up.

 

We shouldnt take anything sitting down, we should always stand up for what we believe...

Too many just sitting on the issue and refuse to under-stand.

Its time we made a last stand, to show the Fa ,we aint going to take their sh*t , while sitting down.

 

Oh I give up, all this Standing, makes me faint, I need to sit down.

We dont need a chairman, its obvious by name what their bias views will be, and any political fight

would be an automatic loss, they are only interested in winning seats.

Even the standing area is called the terr arses....

[norwichfox]

3 hours ago, FoyleFox said:

It's Norwich, what else do you expect from inbred carrot crunching ******!

I can count on one hand how many times I've seen that derogatory remark on here.....six

[jayfox26]

8 hours ago, hackneyfox said:

People watch you????

Yes. Do people not watch you? Now you've given me even more of a complex about my toilet habits. I just don't know what's right and wrong anymore!

[Dr The Singh]

I pay for a seat to sit down on.  Clubs should do more for fans that want to stand up.

 

I also prefer to watch the match in silence, I'm glad the fans and club are acknowledging that and this is happening

[Bayfox]

9 hours ago, lgfualol said:

Thought this was going to be a thread asking how people wipe their arse

With toilet roll.

[foxinsocks]

Lean forward

Lean back 

To the left

To the right

Stand up

Sit down 

To the left to the right

 

Could you we all do a bavarian drinking song?

 

[Donut]

Safe standing needs to come in.

 

If nothing else it would beat unsafe standing considering nothing will ever make people sit anyway.

 

Improves atmosphere and saves stewards being shouted at for doing their job.

[volpeazzurro]

Used to like to stand up but couldn't do 90 minutes now due to a dodgy back! I like being seated now anyway. But ... I believe strongly that there's room for all of us and if there was a vote I  would vote for a standing area. I like noise and atmosphere at a football match it's a huge part of it and I'm convinced that the noise we made in our winning season had a positive effect on our team.

[Dan]

We're a laughing stock in this country. How on earth is shit like this still going on? How isn't safe standing here yet?

[trabuch]

When something is happening everyone stands up. It's instinct and it's why we watch sport.

[TheLittleBigMan]

'If you love Norwich stand up' oh wait..

[TheLittleBigMan]

Can I just say though, I do feel my most vulnerable when i'm standing up. Afraid almost. I'm not sure about this "safe standing" marlarky.

[Izzy]

12 minutes ago, TheLittleBigMan said:

Can I just say though, I do feel my most vulnerable when i'm standing up. Afraid almost. I'm not sure about this "safe standing" marlarky.

Have a look on You Tube videos explaining how safe standing works. You really couldn’t be any safer with it...

[Strokes]

19 minutes ago, TheLittleBigMan said:

Can I just say though, I do feel my most vulnerable when i'm standing up. Afraid almost. I'm not sure about this "safe standing" marlarky.

Select your place in a seating area then, football stadiums shouldn’t be one method for everyone, seats will still be available and then there will also be no excuse for persistent standing in seated areas.

[Izzy]

7 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

 How isn't safe standing here yet?

My guess is if the Hillsborough disaster had happened in a different country, we’d probably have safe standing here by now.

 

I imagine we’ll be last to the party with this out of respect for the victims and to ensure everything is properly tested over and over.

 

There’s probably a bit of extra nervousness about it in this country for obvious reasons and no one wants to upset the families of the 96 by rushing it through.

 

Everything I’ve read and seen suggests it’s perfectly safe and if I had my way, every PL ground would have it place by now. But it’s still seen as a political hot potato I guess..

[HighPeakFox]

12 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

My guess is if the Hillsborough disaster had happened in a different country, we’d probably have safe standing here by now.

 

I imagine we’ll be last to the party with this out of respect for the victims and to ensure everything is properly tested over and over.

 

There’s probably a bit of extra nervousness about it in this country for obvious reasons and no one wants to upset the families of the 96 by rushing it through.

 

Everything I’ve read and seen suggests it’s perfectly safe and if I had my way, every PL ground would have it place by now. But it’s still seen as a political hot potato I guess..

As an electorate, we tend to vote with our feelings rather than our heads, so I fear this will never get through....

[Daggers]

1 hour ago, TheLittleBigMan said:

Can I just say though, I do feel my most vulnerable when i'm standing up. Afraid almost. I'm not sure about this "safe standing" marlarky.

Thoughts and prayers for when you next go shopping.

[purpleronnie]

6 hours ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

My guess is if the Hillsborough disaster had happened in a different country, we’d probably have safe standing here by now.

 

I imagine we’ll be last to the party with this out of respect for the victims and to ensure everything is properly tested over and over.

 

There’s probably a bit of extra nervousness about it in this country for obvious reasons and no one wants to upset the families of the 96 by rushing it through.

 

Everything I’ve read and seen suggests it’s perfectly safe and if I had my way, every PL ground would have it place by now. But it’s still seen as a political hot potato I guess..

I'm sure it lingers over any change in regulations, I believe that our government is worried about any change, we have the safest stadiums in the world and a billion pound brand to protect, I just don't think any government will have the balls to change the current regulations sadly.

[yorkie1999]

the only way we'll get safe standing is when a disaster happens because of seating.

[yorkie1999]

6 hours ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

My guess is if the Hillsborough disaster had happened in a different country, we’d probably have safe standing here by now.

 

I imagine we’ll be last to the party with this out of respect for the victims and to ensure everything is properly tested over and over.

 

There’s probably a bit of extra nervousness about it in this country for obvious reasons and no one wants to upset the families of the 96 by rushing it through.

 

Everything I’ve read and seen suggests it’s perfectly safe and if I had my way, every PL ground would have it place by now. But it’s still seen as a political hot potato I guess..

It did, Hysel and that was the reason for pens in the first place.

[Izzy]

1 hour ago, yorkie1999 said:

It did, Hysel and that was the reason for pens in the first place.

I didn't realise Heysel was the reason for pens? 

Edited 9 December 2017 by Izzy Muzzett

[HighPeakFox]

4 hours ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

I didn't realise Heysel was the reason for pens? 

I don't think that's true either. 

[The Doctor]

11 hours ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

I imagine we’ll be last to the party with this out of respect for the victims and to ensure everything is properly tested over and over.

 

It has been properly tested though... 

[Izzy]

17 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

It has been properly tested though... 

Ok properly ‘trialed’ then.

[purpleronnie]

5 hours ago, yorkie1999 said:

the only way we'll get safe standing is when a disaster happens because of seating.

I actually thought about posting the exact same thing in my post.