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Best place to sit in football stadium?
If you are going to a game for the first time where's the best place to sit?
What's the stand called where the managers are usually seated?
What's the stand called where the managers are usually seated?
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You're thinking about behind the dug-outs.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
The middle, not too close to the pitch yet not too far from it, i want to be able to view the whole pitch and not have to turn my head every second
Original post by Jangrafess
You're thinking about behind the dug-outs.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
Dragonite..absolute legend
if the end has two tiers, and this end behind the goal is near the away fans, this is gold!
you get to abuse the away fans, and you get to have a good overall view of the pitch.
you get to abuse the away fans, and you get to have a good overall view of the pitch.
Original post by Jangrafess
You're thinking about behind the dug-outs.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
If I'm away I like to sit behind one of the goals. Abusing the other team's keeper one half and having the team shooting towards you in the next. Other than that there isn't really one part of the ground that's always better. Depends on the ground. At City you want to be by the away fans, at Liverpool you'll aim for the Kop and so on. Middle of the ground just at the halfway line is overrated most of the time. Rarely is there any atmosphere.
Surely you abuse the other teams keeper the same half you have the team shoot towards you...
Original post by Left Hand Drive
Original post by Left Hand Drive
Surely you abuse the other teams keeper the same half you have the team shoot towards you...
Good point. No idea what I was thinking.
Original post by Jangrafess
Good point. No idea what I was thinking.
Lol! I sometimes dont enjoy sitting behind the goal its harder to whats going on in the other side
Original post by Of the Standard of Taste
If you are going to a game for the first time where's the best place to sit?
What's the stand called where the managers are usually seated?
What's the stand called where the managers are usually seated?
On the field. Bring your own chair though, cause I am not sure if the team would be willing to share their bench
Original post by cfc1992
Do you sit near the fat bloke?
Haha, I think I know exactly who you mean as well.
I hate bottom tier behind a goal, I can't believe anyone would pay to be there 
I like to pretend I'm playing FM so somewhere high up along either touchline is preferable
I like to pretend I'm playing FM so somewhere high up along either touchline is preferable
Original post by Economist
Middle but I always sit at the end next to the away fans so I can abuse them
Woah, almost off the 'ard scale there.
I'm happy to sacrifice a good view for a good atmosphere so I find the best place is lower tiers behind the goal.
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by cfc1992
Do you sit near the fat bloke?
Was that meant for me? If so i know who you mean, sits right in the corner on the back row of the tiny east lower? Just spends all game with his arms crossed staring at the aways haha.
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