Safe Standing Survey Email from CCFC (1 Viewer)

[Alan Dugdales Moustache]

Agree. Feel like this just makes my point for me. Don't want to stand? Don't buy a ticket in the safe standing blocks.

Absolutely. People just need to be able to move to areas that accommodate one or the other. I do hope, however, that having safe standing doesn't encourage more standing in those areas that are still for the majority of supporters who wish to sit. Will the stewards clamp down on it should it happen ?

 

[David O'Day]

If you submit multiple entirie, don’t the6 just cancel each other out?

given it's just something that has been knocked up in 5 minutes on microsoft forms who knows

 

[MalcSB]

I voted north stand even though im in singers , reason being I’ve never sat down in singers so there’s no change really. It has to be behind the goal

So you will move to the North Stand to stand?

 

[MalcSB]

People are standing at games. That's not how all-seater stadium were designed to function safely.

Safe standing solves that problem. Spaces where people stand all game are designed with that in mind.

I'm really struggling to see the argument against removing some risks and giving fans what they want.

Giving some fans what they want.

 

[MalcSB]

Agree. Feel like this just makes my point for me. Don't want to stand? Don't buy a ticket in the safe standing blocks.

Equally if you don’t want to sit, don’t buy a ticket in the seated areas.

 

[MalcSB]

Absolutely. People just need to be able to move to areas that accommodate one or the other. I do hope, however, that having safe standing doesn't encourage more standing in those areas that are still for the majority of supporters who wish to sit. Will the stewards clamp down on it should it happen ?

I would have thought they will have to.

 

[mmttww]

Giving some fans what they want.

without taking away anything from the others. Let's not make out anyone's losing anything. Everyone in the blocks where the standing will be is already standing all game, every game.

 

[Covcraig@bury]

So you will move to the North Stand to stand?

Yes ,if it proper standing plus I’m a lazy f##k so nearer to the casino.

 

[WestEndAgro]

Safe Standing Roadshow - Can safe standing increase capacity?

Q: Can safe standing increase capacity? A: Yes, it can. Where there is enough room and where the law allows it. Q: Is there enough room at my club’s ground? A: Yes, if the seating rows are deep enough (ideally at least 750mm deep) and the exits and other elements of the infrastructure (including,

www.safestandingroadshow.co.uk

Interesting way of Doubling capacity, whether we have room at the CBS for this method is debatable.

 

[pusbccfc]

Safe Standing Roadshow - Can safe standing increase capacity?

Q: Can safe standing increase capacity? A: Yes, it can. Where there is enough room and where the law allows it. Q: Is there enough room at my club’s ground? A: Yes, if the seating rows are deep enough (ideally at least 750mm deep) and the exits and other elements of the infrastructure (including,

www.safestandingroadshow.co.uk

Interesting way of Doubling capacity, whether we have room at the CBS for this method is debatable.

Too expensive. It will be a simple metal rail we see at other standing sections in England.

 

[MalcSB]

If the safe standing blocks are 14-16, then the amount of people that want to stand will outnumber the amount of "safe standing" seats available significantly. One of my concerns is that this will lead to militant stewarding/policing against the people choosing to stand outside of the safe standing area, thereby causing more problems than it supposedly solves.

If people are standing in a no standing area in front of people who want to - or need to - sit, then I’m all for militant stewarding.

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Will tickets be cheaper for those in railed seating ? Probably cost more for being able to both sit and have the luxury of leaning on a shiny new bit of tin.

No same

 

[mmttww]

And I'll ask you again. What are the risks that rail seats removes vs persistent standing in front of a normal seat?

Read the reports and articles I posted. Some risks mitigated and from the trials, some bonus benefits they didn't plan for.

 

[northstander]

I voted north stand even though im in singers , reason being I’ve never sat down in singers so there’s no change really. It has to be behind the goal

I voted the opposite. Surely it'd make sense to implement the safe standing in an area where the majority already stand?

 

[mmttww]

If the safe standing blocks are 14-16, then the amount of people that want to stand will outnumber the amount of "safe standing" seats available significantly. One of my concerns is that this will lead to militant stewarding/policing against the people choosing to stand outside of the safe standing area, thereby causing more problems than it supposedly solves.

If that happens, expand the section. Sorted. If they crack down on standing elsewhere, doesn't mean it wasn't a good idea to have a safe standing section.

 

[COVKIDSNEVERQUIT]

Completed it and went for Singers corner,should be behind the goal tho .

Why not have it behind both goals and the corner, give people the choice.

 

[suffolkskyblue24]

I've had it to my son

Nothing to me but my wife got one!

 

[AJB1983]

Nature says there will always be the older the older generation and even younger who stand at work all day?
Did you mean back rows?

No I was just thinking more akin to how the west terrace used to be, and how it is at St Andrews.

But I suppose there’s no natural break in the seating (like a walkway or anything) so you’d end up losing seats for it to work, so those immediately behind it could see.
Maybe where the vomitories are from there down to the front?
Just throwing out ideas.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I voted the opposite. Surely it'd make sense to implement the safe standing in an area where the majority already stand?

But that can change.

people stand in that area because it has been the closes t they could get to the away fans.

If part of the South Stand is opened up to home supporters the standing area would migrate around behind the goal to once again be as close to the away fans as possible. I'm sure they'd like to be more behind the goal if they could be.

 

[skybluericoh]

We don't have one.

We have 1

 

[Alan Dugdales Moustache]

If I'm in the rail seat area and at half time I sit down but the bloke behind me is standing up, leaning on his rail eating chips, drinking a pint and swearing a lot because we're losing am I going to end up with chips and beer all over my head ?

 

[MalcSB]

Why not have it behind both goals and the corner, give people the choice.

It’s then restricting the choice of those who want to sit.

 

[Covcraig@bury]

I voted the opposite. Surely it'd make sense to implement the safe standing in an area where the majority already stand?

But that’s only 14-16 and not behind the goal

 

[MTK]

No, they're not FOR people to stand but many in those blocks DO stand. I don't and neither do a lot of others. We are on the periphery on 16, so we might be OK, if that area is chosen. I've sat there for years, so I don't really want to move.

Same here. In block 16 for years and just inside the area that will become safe standing if they proceed as they said they would. I support safe standing coming in but I will have to move seat. I can’t stand all game these days. I’ll be sad to move seats but getting older is a one way journey

 

[northstander]

But that can change.

people stand in that area because it has been the closes t they could get to the away fans.

If part of the South Stand is opened up to home supporters the standing area would migrate around behind the goal to once again be as close to the away fans as possible. I'm sure they'd like to be more behind the goal if they could be.

I get your point. It feels like they're undecided on how to sort the South Stand at present, hence the trial tonight and reconfiguring away fans a few times this season. Once a decision is made there, things might become clearer.

Safe standing could probably be implemented in stages too, so the corner first and then some into the stand behind the goal and the away end as needed, depending on how they decide to go forward with the South Stand.

Ultimately I reckon wherever it goes, the people who want to stand will move there.

 

[ccfcchris]

Enough room - Will safe standing increase capacity at SJP? - True Faith

NUFC Fanzine TRUE FAITH looks at the possibility of increasing the Gallowgate capacity by 50% through safe-standing - Jon Darch for TF

true-faith.co.uk

 

[skybluericoh]

We have a generation of fans that unless they have been to a few away games, friendlies or perhaps also been to none league when we don’t have a game on, have never experienced it. When all seaters came out I hated them, but now would struggle to stand.
I think it will improve the atmosphere, yes where ever it is put in it will inconvenience some but, football should be for all, those who want to stand should have a safe place.
I did the survey and also put singers corner.

 

[David O'Day]

Does anyone know the actual EFL rules as KI am pretty sure that in the PL if you have safe standing you also have to have it available for away fans as well?

 

[pusbccfc]

Does anyone know the actual EFL rules as KI am pretty sure that in the PL if you have safe standing you also have to have it available for away fans as well?

Believe so. Can't find any actual rule but from my reckoning , all clubs with safe standing currently have it in the away end too. Birmingham had to install it into their away end recently as they added it to the home end.

There will be rail seating added to the South Stand. They'll need to install it in a position that they are certain will be the away blocks next season. It's another reason why they are trialling different configurations in the away end.