Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I have a season ticket on row AA however on Sunday I broke 2 toes and am subsuquently on crutches but am still planning to get to the game on Saturday. I'd love to sit on my own seat however I don't think that's plausable so I was just wondering if anyone's had this problem before and they know who to contact at the club about it. Thanks muchly in advance.
@mrtonycox Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I'd wait to sit just before the match starts, then look for seats free with easier access and just sit down.
banko71 Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I have a season ticket on row AA however on Sunday I broke 2 toes and am subsuquently on crutches but am still planning to get to the game on Saturday. I'd love to sit on my own seat however I don't think that's plausable so I was just wondering if anyone's had this problem before and they know who to contact at the club about it. Thanks muchly in advance. Just contact main reception and explain the situation to them and they will put you through to whoever sorts these things out.I know a couple of people who have attended games on crutches and the club has been very good about allocating seats at a lower level. Get well soon.
Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Author Posted 13 September 2011 Just contact main reception and explain the situation to them and they will put you through to whoever sorts these things out.I know a couple of people who have attended games on crutches and the club has been very good about allocating seats at a lower level. Get well soon. Thanks a lot, I'll get onto as soon as possible.
thybluefox Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 The club will relocate you for free, did so for MattyFromLE when he was in plaster, ended up being put right next to the home dugout. Not sure if they'd let you in your own seat though.
tricky85 Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I was on crutches for first home game last season. Made it to my seat but stewards were gonna move me if i wanted...didn't even ask them, they just suggested it.
Socks Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 Go in a wheelchair and they will give you one of the best views of the game sat where the diabled fans do Im serious, not taking the mick or owt
Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Author Posted 13 September 2011 Go in a wheelchair and they will give you one of the best views of the game sat where the diabled fans do Im serious, not taking the mick or owt Sat there before, well first row. Hated it. Too low in my opinion. Thanks for the suggestion though.
Bert Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I went to a few games on crutches before. I sit row NN and I was allowed up there no problems, just had to sign a disclaimer.
Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Author Posted 13 September 2011 I went to a few games on crutches before. I sit row NN and I was allowed up there no problems, just had to sign a disclaimer. Did you find it easy to get up and down the stairs and did you Go early/ late and leave early/ late? Cheers everyone for your replies. Much appreciated.
Bert Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 Did you find it easy to get up and down the stairs and did you Go early/ late and leave early/ late? Cheers everyone for your replies. Much appreciated. Easier going down. Just waited until everyone had gone. To get up I had to hop. Got there maybe 30-40 mins before KO.
Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Author Posted 13 September 2011 Easier going down. Just waited until everyone had gone. To get up I had to hop. Got there maybe 30-40 mins before KO. Alright, thanks a lot.
Ashley Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I have a season ticket on row AA however on Sunday I broke 2 toes and am subsuquently on crutches but am still planning to get to the game on Saturday. I'd love to sit on my own seat however I don't think that's plausable so I was just wondering if anyone's had this problem before and they know who to contact at the club about it. Thanks muchly in advance. I know someone who was on crutches last season, we sit row HH. Stewards come up to the person and asked them if they would like to move towards the front or near where you come out to get to your seats. Stewards will most likely come and ask you mate
@mrtonycox Posted 13 September 2011 Posted 13 September 2011 I broke my foot a few years back just before an LCFC home game.. Mrs called me a puff and to stop moaning as she didn't think it was serious. Walked from boundry road to ground, watched match and walked back to boundary road... Then drove home and went to a 30th party all night where i had to stand... The wife still telling me to shut up as I was being a Bertie. Next day my foot was black, swollen and looked like a hobbits foot.. Had Xray, was badly fractured and months in plaster..!!! She was sympathetic after....
Narborough_fox Posted 13 September 2011 Author Posted 13 September 2011 Mods can close this now if you want. Rang ticket office and it's all sorted out. Thanks everyone for all the replies and help.
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