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Bit of a tangent but I have often wondered if the ban on alcohol in view of the pitch may actually make things worse. It certainly feels like for many there is a need to fill up on booze before KO and smash a pint in 15 mins at HT in anticipation of not being able to drink while in the stands.

Better stewarding, pushing back coach times etc. There's quite a few things that could be tried if it is that much of an issue.

Verstappen 1.3s off the top in FP2. He might even struggle to get into Q3, this could get tasty.

There's no way we spent £6m on him surely

Standing is a separate issue. What solution are you proposing? At any away game 80-90%+ of us will be standing, do you think everyone should sit? It's a hard one. But again, a separate issue from swapping seats.

Ridiculous but it's Verstappen so it's funny

If not then Torp and Mason Clark in.

Reasonable debate vs blindly calling anyone with a different opinion a c**t, wonder which is more productive.

Wright Simms Sakamoto Sheaf Rudoni Eccles Dasilva Binks/Kitching Thomas MVE Dovin Give Bassette plenty of mins, then I'd start him next week at Leeds where he can play a similar role to the Spurs game.

It seems that tackling the drinking and drug use would go a long way

Because football isn't just any other event. The problem for most people on this thread seems to be more related to alcohol/drug abuse and antisocial behaviour rather than not sitting in their allocated seat.

That's hardly a genuine reason it it though. Quite ironic people keep calling me names over this. I've made my point and I don't think it's unreasonable. There are several good reasons why people are unable to buy tickets together but will want to stand together. Of course, if I was in someone...

Why do people want Bassette to play wide. I really don’t think it will suit us, especially with Wright on the left.

Never said any of that was acceptable. that’s not a very nice word to use.

So is Sheaf injured or not?

god you're boring. Will you next ask people to keep the cheering quiet because it hurts your ears?

shoved? It's basic logic. There's less/no people at the front, easier to see if you're short. This isn't some fucking height based system of apartheid I'm trying to impose on you. I'm skeptical that you actually go to any away games tbh.

If someone asks me to move at an away game, I will, because I'm not a knob. But unless you have a genuine reason to want a specific seat I think you should just get on with it and find another space if someone has taken yours.

There's easy solutions to these problems. If you're short/don't want to stand, go to the front, there's usually free spaces. Standing and being flexible on seating is part of the away day experience. If you don't like it/can't deal with it, don't go.

No one sits anyway. If your day will be ruined by not standing in front of the seat number that matches the one printed on your ticket you probably need therapy.