Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:25 am
Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:31 am
Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:34 am
theclaw wrote:Tey will be selling season tickets for these then
Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:00 am
Sat Jan 26, 2013 1:08 pm
elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Sat Jan 26, 2013 1:30 pm
since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:31 am
since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:57 am
Bakedalasker wrote:since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Beginning of the end of the rebrand?
Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:27 am
since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:40 am
Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:17 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Beginning of the end of the rebrand?
Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:20 pm
BigGwynram wrote:since62 wrote:elad wrote:Did I read somewhere they were putting seating in the Canton stand concourse so that you could sit before the game?
Wasn't the trust involved? Are the club planning doing the same in the family stand?
I have mentioned this a few times on the survey!! Would be very welcome before the game.
Yes it is happening.The seats should be in place for the Leicester game in a couple of weeks.
It was a Trust initiative in which Wayne Nash has been tremendously supportive as Stadium Manager.
There will be rows of fixed (blue) seating put in place where the layout of the concourse allows (to avoid doorways, exits , toilets etc) mostly in the Ninian and Canton areas of the concourse and also in the Family Stand area (but less suitable space there).
The main idea is to provide seats for the physically less able such as those who walk with the aid of sticks etc. so they can better enjoy their pre-match refreshments.
There will also be a few more tables put in for general use.
Big up for the Trust in getting some progress on this, surely if people are more comfortable and relaxed they may get there earlier for a drink etc and make it more of a social thing. Let's hope if it works there it can be extended to other areas.
Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:30 pm
Mon Jan 28, 2013 2:24 am