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Topic Originator: Lesliepartoo
Date: Wed 14 Jan 08:17
Is there any chance this could be off due to the forecast the rest of the week
Cmon ye pars
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Topic Originator: BouncyPar
Date: Wed 14 Jan 08:20
Quote:
Lesliepartoo, Wed 14 Jan 08:17
Is there any chance this could be off due to the forecast the rest of the week
It`s meant to be 5c with <10% chance of rain, very mild breeze. Probably about the best you could hope for for football in Scotland, in January.
No doubt at all.
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Topic Originator: Athletico
Date: Wed 14 Jan 08:24
Quote:
BouncyPar, Wed 14 Jan 08:20
Quote:
Lesliepartoo, Wed 14 Jan 08:17
Is there any chance this could be off due to the forecast the rest of the week
It`s meant to be 5c with <10% chance of rain, very mild breeze. Probably about the best you could hope for for football in Scotland, in January.
No doubt at all.
Yup. That`s the only forecast I`ve seen!
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Topic Originator: Lesliepartoo
Date: Wed 14 Jan 08:31
Ive got minus1 tomorrow amd minus 2 friday into saturday
Cmon ye pars
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Topic Originator: Athletico
Date: Wed 14 Jan 09:46
With sold out signs likely to be up on Saturday, I would hope they would have covers down. Temperatures are higher than they were pre County game during the day and overnight so I don`t think we will have to worry.
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Topic Originator: ipswichpar
Date: Wed 14 Jan 10:59
Quote:
Lesliepartoo, Wed 14 Jan 08:31
Ive got minus1 tomorrow amd minus 2 friday into saturday
BBC had this yesterday but forecast currently appears to be a little bit warmer overnight and up to 4 degrees at kick off.
Can`t see it being frozen off.
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Topic Originator: Lesliepartoo
Date: Wed 14 Jan 11:37
Quote:
ipswichpar, Wed 14 Jan 10:59
Quote:
Lesliepartoo, Wed 14 Jan 08:31
Ive got minus1 tomorrow amd minus 2 friday into saturday
BBC had this yesterday but forecast currently appears to be a little bit warmer overnight and up to 4 degrees at kick off.
Can`t see it being frozen off.
Fingers crossed
Cmon ye pars
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Topic Originator: Buspasspar
Date: Wed 14 Jan 12:15
Met Office has 5 degrees at 12 and 6 degrees at 1 pm 10% chance of rain which is low and 6 mph wind .. So should be OK .. Could change mind :-o))
We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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Topic Originator: Ronaldo
Date: Wed 14 Jan 13:34
Sorry if it`s been covered elsewhere, but can you sit anywhere (in the home end) or is strictly allocated?
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Topic Originator: Athletico
Date: Wed 14 Jan 13:49
All games are technically allocated seating. Just at most games you can generally sit where you want due to a large choice of empty seats, but as it`s likely to be a sellout/near sellout on Saturday, you won`t have that choice.
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Topic Originator: twin par
Date: Wed 14 Jan 15:28
People should sit in an allocated seat,for big games.It causes trouble if folks don’t.I have seen so many arguments in years gone by.
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Topic Originator: ipswichpar
Date: Wed 14 Jan 15:51
I don`t quite get why folk shouldn`t sit in their allocated seats for all games. If I have picked a seat to sit in and paid for it,I don`t want some privileged idiot deciding they can sit where they want when they turn up for the game.
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Topic Originator: Jeffery
Date: Wed 14 Jan 16:18
Nice problem to have I suppose!
Despite some concerns mentioned about any Hibs fans buying home end tickets, they would be highly unlikely to sit in a seat they`ve not been allocated to, purely for fear of being spotted and ejected! It`s our own fans we`d be more likely to have this problem with 😂
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Topic Originator: Wotsit
Date: Wed 14 Jan 16:21
Are they always privileged idiots, or might some of them be folk who, for example, don`t want to get into confrontation with the group of rowdy drunk lads who are sitting in their seats so they find a couple of empty seats and chance their arm?
Maybe they very much do want to get into the confrontation but they are with their kids or elderly relative.
Or they saw folk sitting in their allocated seats and, reasonably, assumed that it was sit anywhere since it often is?
Or they realise that they would be behaving like privileged idiots if they turn up five minutes before kick off and ask the people in their allocated seat to move, which could cause a 3,000 person game of musical chairs.
The enemy travels by private jet, not by dinghy.
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Topic Originator: ipswichpar
Date: Wed 14 Jan 16:55
Well, if they moved when asked to do so, they clearly aren`t privileged idiots.
But then they are choosing to play their own game of musical chairs.
You can come up with as many random scenarios as you want.... how would you react if you went for a cup of tea or a single fish and someone was sitting in the seat you had just warmed up?
All supporters are covered under the Unacceptable Conduct policy.
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Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe
Date: Wed 14 Jan 18:27
Quote:
ipswichpar, Wed 14 Jan 16:55
Well, if they moved when asked to do so, they clearly aren`t privileged idiots.
But then they are choosing to play their own game of musical chairs.
You can come up with as many random scenarios as you want.... how would you react if you went for a cup of tea or a single fish and someone was sitting in the seat you had just warmed up?
All supporters are covered under the Unacceptable Conduct policy.
Obviously you’re entitled to sit in a seat you paid for but I totally get why fans try their luck especially in cup games where they buy tickets and want to sit with their friends but that option wasn’t available as bought separately.
These things usually work themselves out 99% of the time but could be a problem in a rarity of a near sellout at EEP
Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte
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Topic Originator: Big T Par
Date: Wed 14 Jan 18:53
I know that it`s not relevant, but every away game that I`ve been to see BVB, it`s an unwritten rule that you sit anywhere. Never seen any issues and it actually works really well.
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