This was the view I had from my seat today looking towards the Glwadys Street.

So what's the problem?

you must be sat in KRBFC's seat...his observations suggest he usually takes a "restricted view" seat.

Stiff neck tonight Tony??

Sit down I can't see!

If that's what you get for having over 5k loyalty points, I'm glad I don't have that many

I hope you report this to the supporters federation you have contact with. Burnley selling restricted view tickets (on Evertons orders apparently) while we still had normal view tickets to sell is a joke. Wants stopping.

Plenty of seats available in the top tier with a decent view.

So your report is going to focus on how our steely defence was the pillar of our performance?

Needs a good wire brushing and and a re-coat

Quickenthetempo wrote:I hope you report this to the supporters federation you have contact with. Burnley selling restricted view tickets (on Evertons orders apparently) while we still had normal view tickets to sell is a joke. Wants stopping.

Plenty of seats available in the top tier with a decent view.

It will be reported to both clubs and the FSF. The ticket is not shown as restricted view. I was able to get round the problem by standing but my seat wasn't the only one to have this problem.

Should have gone to Specsavers

You little liar you were stood up throughout leaning in front of the pillar.

Similar view the Everton strikers had around the Burnley back four.

levraiclaret wrote:You little liar you were stood up throughout leaning in front of the pillar.

CT has said he got around the view by standing?

I had a fantastic view from my armchair in darkest Florida, First time I have ever seen a map of a Burnley goal. Do you need help with your report CT ?

He zoomed in on his camera... from the back row.

At Rovers these seats are extra.

levraiclaret wrote:You little liar you were stood up throughout leaning in front of the pillar.

Should have read my comments I think

'...I was able to get round the problem by standing...'

I thought spectators that persistently stood were evicted!

Not quite what we were thinking ClaretTony when you were tasked with posting a picture that depicted the strength of support in the away end!

tim_noone wrote:Why do people stand at all seater stadia and spoil the enjoyment of others?its so inconsiderate.

I could have done with sitting today to be honest. Standing for 90 mins at Gawthorpe yesterday had taken its toll on my ageing knees. But at least I had the wall to lean on.

Just stick your head round the post its reyt.

I never understood why they don't cut that bit out so people could see.

One of the rare occasions I can like a post about a post. Quite literally!

I wonder why they don't sell the upper tier tickets first at Everton?
Its a much better view for supporters - and from the home team's perspective, having the away fans up there surely is better than having them make the kind of racket the Lower Tier Clarets made yesterday.
The under-the-stand facilities are on a par with Saltergate, ex-home of Chesterfield.
Still love Goodison though, one of the last of the traditional grounds in the Premier League, it'll be a shame when they leave, but probably necessary if they are to ever threaten the top table again.

Brilliant post for those Monday morning blues.......had me chuckling all morning

Cubanclaret wrote:I wonder why they don't sell the upper tier tickets first at Everton?
Its a much better view for supporters - and from the home team's perspective, having the away fans up there surely is better than having them make the kind of racket the Lower Tier Clarets made yesterday.
The under-the-stand facilities are on a par with Saltergate, ex-home of Chesterfield.
Still love Goodison though, one of the last of the traditional grounds in the Premier League, it'll be a shame when they leave, but probably necessary if they are to ever threaten the top table again.

Cuban - Everton insist on lower tier being sold first. Previously I've been in the upper tier and got a shock. The Bullens stand is old (over 90 years old) and the facilities really are poor. You can see, for so many reasons, why Everton want and need to move from Goodison but, despite yesterday's view, I love Goodison too. It really is a proper traditional football ground.

It's a metaphor for the Burnley defence.

I wrote to Everton on this matter. I don't think they should be selling a ticket for this particular seat but to sell it without it showing as restricted view is ridiculous.

I finally received a reply this week - "I can advise that an obstructed view seat is defined as such when the view of all, or part of, one set of goalposts is impeded. Any seat that is classed as an 'obstructed view' carries a £1 discount off the standard seat price in that area of the ground."

So, this seat is not considered a restricted view.

Stop moaning Tony....you can see one goal.. ...Its unbelievable that they consider that is an acceptable seat to sell to people...they must be desperate for the money thats all I can say.
Name and shame them.

And even then, a £1 discount's pretty rubbish if you can only see one of the goals.

Hogwash and diabolical.
Unbelievable really, yet another example of the disgraceful treatment of football supporters.
Would this be allowed watching the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford or Rugby Union at Twickers?

You need to get one of those periscope things they have at the golf Tony

As you only saw half the match did you halve your player ratings?

£1 discount is appalling.

You would have missed our 24 pass goal then, same as the numpties on MOTD who select the nominees for goal of the month.
Shame on them.

"You would have missed our 24 pass goal then, same as the numpties on MOTD who select the nominees for goal of the month.
Shame on them."

Hi Juan Tanamera. Is that the case? I don't live in England so can't watch MOTD. Our goal wasn't even nominated?

Still didn't obscure Rooney's gut.

ClaretTony wrote:I wrote to Everton on this matter. I don't think they should be selling a ticket for this particular seat but to sell it without it showing as restricted view is ridiculous.

I finally received a reply this week - "I can advise that an obstructed view seat is defined as such when the view of all, or part of, one set of goalposts is impeded. Any seat that is classed as an 'obstructed view' carries a £1 discount off the standard seat price in that area of the ground."

So, this seat is not considered a restricted view.

Absolutely outrageous surely there is another avenue to pursue, what about an email/letter to the chairman..go to the top.

ecc wrote:"You would have missed our 24 pass goal then, same as the numpties on MOTD who select the nominees for goal of the month.
Shame on them."

Hi Juan Tanamera. Is that the case? I don't live in England so can't watch MOTD. Our goal wasn't even nominated?

Unless you score a 50 yard screamer......

A snippet from a columnist in today's Daily Star:

HOW exactly was Burnley’s winner at Everton not on the Match of Day shortlist for Goal of the Month?

The 24-pass move, finished by Jeff Hendrick, was like Barcelona at their best - an absolute joy to behold.

It’s one of the best of the season, never mind October.

It’s typical of the snobbery surrounding Sean Dyche and his Clarets.

You have to wonder what he has to do to be considered for a job away from Turf Moor.

Crystal Palace, West Ham and Everton all appear to have ignored the claims of a coach who has taken his team to eighth, level on points with Arsenal and Liverpool for goodness sake.

Juan Tanamera wrote:A snippet from a columnist in today's Daily Star:

HOW exactly was Burnley’s winner at Everton not on the Match of Day shortlist for Goal of the Month?

The 24-pass move, finished by Jeff Hendrick, was like Barcelona at their best - an absolute joy to behold.

It’s one of the best of the season, never mind October.

It’s typical of the snobbery surrounding Sean Dyche and his Clarets.

You have to wonder what he has to do to be considered for a job away from Turf Moor.

Crystal Palace, West Ham and Everton all appear to have ignored the claims of a coach who has taken his team to eighth, level on points with Arsenal and Liverpool for goodness sake.

I was stunned it wasn’t included but then it would have taken them a couple of minutes to show it.

South West Claret. wrote:Absolutely outrageous surely there is another avenue to pursue, what about an email/letter to the chairman..go to the top.

newspapers, they like to stir the ****

Juan Tanamera wrote:A snippet from a columnist in today's Daily Star:

HOW exactly was Burnley’s winner at Everton not on the Match of Day shortlist for Goal of the Month?

The 24-pass move, finished by Jeff Hendrick, was like Barcelona at their best - an absolute joy to behold.

It’s one of the best of the season, never mind October.

It’s typical of the snobbery surrounding Sean Dyche and his Clarets.

You have to wonder what he has to do to be considered for a job away from Turf Moor.

Crystal Palace, West Ham and Everton all appear to have ignored the claims of a coach who has taken his team to eighth, level on points with Arsenal and Liverpool for goodness sake.

Typical snobbery, saying that we're eighth when we're actually seventh.