He's not bald Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Before renewing my season ticket next year (which I will whatever happens) I am undecided where to sit,anyway have an opinion?
Leicester Lass Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 *Waits for it to turn into an L1 v Kop thread*
potter3 Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 If you were thinking of L1 you should use it as a sepearate option to the A&LL stand.
JoeyB Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 c2 is great or if you can get b2 (just behind the dugout then you might get some freebies
Swedging Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 What a stupid question. You should know by now if you prefer the ends or the sides, for starters.
Guest Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Do you like to sit behind the goal, in the corner, or along the touchline? Do you like to sit behind or opposite the dugout? Do you like to be close to the pitch, or higher up? Based on the above, I think that you can work out for yourself where exactly you want to sit, unless as Leicester Lass has suggested, you want this to turn into a Kop v L1 thread?
Bert Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Well going on the club's prices they seem to think the best seats are in the West stand blocks A2-C1. Personally i prefer it in the Kop.
Libertine Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Kop innit. West stand is shite, and I've not sat in any of the others for years.
Tommeh Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Obviously people expect me and other L1ers to straight away say " yeah L1 stand up at the back and get a decent atmosphere" But it all depends what your after - if you like atmosphere but hate smoking like me then L1 might not be right for you as people just lght up whenever during the game even though its been banned. - If you like the players to sound their appreciation towards you and feel a part of the club, also sing a bit and create an atmosphere then the Kop is good. - If you want an up close view and to feel like a vip at games then the west stand would be better. - If you have kids or go with different generations of your family then you may opt for the family stand. I had an ST in the kop for 2 years before I moved it to L1 and I must say I prefer L1 much much more but obvviously not everyone will share my opinions. In the earlier days of the walkers I usually sat in the family stand both in the promotion season and 03/04 when we were in the prem which I also enjoyed the friendly environment although I was a lot younger then.
Daggers Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Don't book your tickets yet - I have a nice section that we have planned will be converted to nice heated wicker section with waitress service. Shouting is optional and flasks are strictly taboo...and each seat comes with a complimentary pair of LCFC slippers. Of course, it could be simply, as Swedging says - 'a stupid question'.
Steven Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Do you like to sit behind the goal, in the corner, or along the touchline? Do you like to sit behind or opposite the dugout? Do you like to be close to the pitch, or higher up? Based on the above, I think that you can work out for yourself where exactly you want to sit, unless as Leicester Lass has suggested, you want this to turn into a Kop v L1 thread? That's why you won awards.
lcfc_jme Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 It isn't exactly an intimidating Kop or the loudest in the country, but the back 2 rows of it is still the place to be if you want to be in a smoke-free environment where people still get songs going and you can laugh at Hovis and bertfox hurting himself. L1 is the place for you if you want to get songs going, stand up for the entire game and enjoy banter with the away fans. Careful of the smoke though. Not sat in the middle of the East Stand or any part of the West Stand, so am unable to pass judgement on it
He's not bald Posted 28 December 2006 Author Posted 28 December 2006 What a stupid question. You should know by now if you prefer the ends or the sides, for starters. Blimey..have been a season ticket holder since the walkers was opened and consequently have never sat anywhere else..what's your problem?
Guest Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 That's why you won awards. You wanted the best, and you got the best.(Foxestalk, not Steven).
SystonFox Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 my seat is the best seat and you cant have it cos its mine i prefer the kop although i have never sat in L1. i have sat in west stand, kop (centre, left and right of the goal), east stand and family stand.
He's not bald Posted 28 December 2006 Author Posted 28 December 2006 my seat is the best seat and you cant have it cos its mine i prefer the kop although i have never sat in L1. i have sat in west stand, kop (centre, left and right of the goal), east stand and family stand. Suppose the bottom line is..that any seat in the Walkers is a good seat
Geordie Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 West Stand..... You get no want-to-be hooligans, no kids with the attention span of a goldfish, no stewards to piss you off, no loud mouth Sunday League Managers. What you do get is acres of space, a few lads who've been there and you get to look at a crowd for the most part.
john_lcfc Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 The Kop is the best place to sit. the correct answer is: L1 is the best place to be
Filbert_Ross Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 I sit on the end of a row with the exit (stairs) one row in front of me, perfect for getting pies having a piss and leaving a crap game early.
Scow Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 Forget the best place to sit, I think me and Lisa can claim to be in the worst place to sit.
Daggers Posted 30 December 2006 Posted 30 December 2006 Forget the best place to sit, I think me and Lisa can claim to be in the worst place to sit. You picked it!
Unabomber Posted 30 December 2006 Posted 30 December 2006 the correct answer is: L1 is the best place to be In my opinion the kop is the best place to sit
Guest Posted 30 December 2006 Posted 30 December 2006 Forget the best place to sit, I think me and Lisa can claim to be in the worst place to sit. You can have a bit of a reprieve for the next two games. You bar steward.
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