New seating at another Premier League ground
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New seating at another Premier League ground
Not just us putting new seats in. This is Molineux.
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Is that a potential standing area, too ?
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Good idea that. Thinking about the future.
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
You can’t have standing areas but you can now put these seats in. Wolves are installing them in the area where people tend to stand.evensteadiereddie wrote:Is that a potential standing area, too ?
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
If you do sit down would the bar not obscure your view?
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No, doesn’t obscure the view.Claretmatt4 wrote:If you do sit down would the bar not obscure your view?
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
I don’t think soClaretmatt4 wrote:If you do sit down would the bar not obscure your view?
The bar is the same height as the back of the seat
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
I wonder if we even considered it?
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Seems like a very good and pragmatic idea if you “have” to replace any seats.
Have we done the same in the Cricket Field stand?
Have we done the same in the Cricket Field stand?
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Doubt it, that would require a bit of forward thinking by the Board.Bordeauxclaret wrote:I wonder if we even considered it?
Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Unnecessary additional cost and time when there's no guarantee standing will be permitted. If and when that happens hopefully there will be major ground development being planned, especially if we continue to be in the PL.
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Permitted or not, people stand and that makes it safer.taio wrote:Unnecessary additional cost and time when there's no guarantee standing will be permitted
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My point still stands especially just doing the away end.ClaretTony wrote:Permitted or not, people stand and that makes it safer.
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
We’ve not just done the away end.
Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
Then I am wrong.Bordeauxclaret wrote:We’ve not just done the away end.
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
I understood that it required specific angle and spacing to be safe, and that our stands don’t meet the requirements for them to be installed. I’m sure I read that on here somewhere...
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Re: New seating at another Premier League ground
We have only put traditional plastic seats into the away end, which seems a waste to me. We’d have been better off replacing the Jimmy Mac lower with those.taio wrote:Then I am wrong.
The areas at Wolves and spurs are sold as seats, with the seats installed as ‘seats incorporating barriers’, rather than rail seating. The down side is that the seats cannot be locked up, and take too much space up so you’d never fit two people between barriers should the le eventually allow.
The upside being that you have a proper, but unofficial, ‘safe’ standing area. I don’t see that being a waste of money at all.