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We done that one too

I expect so too, plus the ones in the Park End who couldn't even be bothered to stand in the Bournemouth match. What I expect to happen then is the upper sat all game, front third obvs stood but they're at the front. Not many fans like to start songs off at the front. A couple of lads starting...

I checked it out with the director of the rail seat company. It's 25 degrees for safe standing which is your terrace, so basically anything above 1 to 1 ratio, so we cannot have that in an upper tier. The rail seats with your 1 to 1 ratio where you can stand in front of your designated seat...

There's not a limit on the rake for rail seats. So they can have rail seats in the upper. What they can't have in the upper tier is the the safe standing areas, ie greater than 1:1 ratio. It would have made more sense to have the rail seats in the upper section of the South Stand.

I agree totally on this. Really does need rail seating in the upper. People were sold on a Blue Wall not a third of a Blue Wall. You want the team attacking the South Stand with the full stand on its feet as often as possible roaring them on. All you're going to have is 24 rows stood, miles...

There was one sung to Ma Baker possibly about Andy King if anyone remembers that one??

We used to sing Blue Moon before Man City did. To the OP, just no.

Everton used to sing it about whoever the opposition was. Eg, we don't care what Brentford say. Then following week we don't care what Luton say.its easier though just to have the same team name in there

Has anyone heard anything regarding a singing section at Bramley Moore? Size of it, where it's situated, and how the ticketing will be done for it?

They need to make Bramley Moore smaller, it annoys me the way I go to Goodison and I see lads who have never even set foot inside the Brick ever. Just make the Bramley Moore capacity 300. Pure, hardcore, Everton, The Brick. Those who know, know.

Keep it at the front if you want, but also have the last 10 to 15 rows done at the back too. What other clubs do is their business but I know Tottenham have another section at the back too. Though I'd rather they just swapped it round, sitting at the front standing at the back. We want...

Surely it would make more sense to have the rail seats at the back where its steepest.

When they design stadiums they never consider that it's only about 100-200 fans who generate the noise for the other 12000 to join in with. Plus it's only about 30 fans who will start songs for that 100-200. So it's all very well designing something when 80% of the stand are being noisy, but you...

Talking of NWHL, I see that they added rail seats to the very back of their large End Stand (theirs is the South Stand too isn't it?). So they have the front half of it with rail seats, a seating section then the very back 10 to 15 rows more rail seats. I'd like that for our South Stand...

To be 'almost vertical' you need less legroom, someone said the week what the legroom was and I've forgot but it was more than the Park End.

If you saw the state of my wife then you'll realise I got the better deal. We got beat 4.0 but Diamond had spent 3 hours getting nagged at round B&Q.

Yeah it'll have to divide equally won't it. Any idea what the leg room is in the South Stand, upper and lower?

Another query on this sorry. Do you reckon we would ever be able to replace that super riser with rows of seats? I do know that it is common for a single tier to be a parabola, so having the different gradients is ok

Thanks for posting. That looks about a 14 metre gap from the last row of seats to the roof. It's an arched roof isn't it, so that could be at its highest point, so the lowest point we could qbe looking at 10 or 11 metres above the back row. That seems excessive to me. In addition if our...

Would you have any of those cross section images for the super riser in the South Stand? I'd be interested to know if they had the foresight to design in such a way that it could be removed and replaced with a couple of rows of seats in the future.