Aisle 21/22.

Aisle 21/22.

Just a question about the Fever area Im buying a ticket but my son works on many days we play at home so its not worth buying him a ticket.Will there be any way he can join us in the fever stand.

Hi ballane.  We're just finalising those details ourselves so watch out for an email to all members on the subject.  We're committed to having season ticket holders as well as your match to match fever members all together in one space around aisle 21/22, we're just working through exactly how that is going to happen with Phoenxi management at the moment.  So watch your inbox, as soon as we know, we'll let you know...

so did YF ask for the bays behind the goals, or did you guys want aisle 21/22?

Yeah how come Aisle 21?????? I thought theyd get them bhind goal.

The were a number of variables that we programmed into a super-computer, and that is what it came out with.

The most important variable being that Aisle 21/22 is spitting distance from the players tunnel, which is useful for those who choose to express themselves by spitting. I will restrict myself to occasionally  informing passing players whether they may or may not be c**ts and perhaps once or twice accidentally dropping my half empty beer bottle over the edge (The inevitable stadium beer Lion Red being completely  expendable).

oh no mate they were helpful. I know its tradition and all, but I think the ends will be the last places to fill. Hopefully everyone else will get into it, and the stadium will be one big Fever zone.

The ends at the stadium are a bit tricky with less access to lagers and not as deep due to lounges and things.  When things grow I expect the Fever to take up the whole South...

im takin it  the tv cameras are on the other side of the ground facing the crowd, 

Hmmm, the thought of lobbing a half-empty bottle of Lion Red at Archie Thompson's head reminds me of a story.

I went to see Madness at Finsbury Park in 1992. Great concert and the place was absolutely jammed. Morrissey was the main support act and ending up cutting his set short because he was getting so much stuff thrown at him by the crowd (his band reckoned they made an extra 500 quid just by picking up all the coins thrown on the stage).

Anyway, the tickets cost about 25 quid which at the time was quite a lot of money for a concert, even if it was an all-day one. Afterwards, they were interviewing some skinhead on the telly about what he thought of the ticket price. He says "to tell you the truth, 25 quid for the privilege of pissing in a bottle and throwing it at Morrissey is a bargain".

It still makes me laugh thinking about it now.

this will take at least 10-15 years bro, we have to be load enough for them to hear us first and in time regulars will learn the chants, after that we'll need more fans clubs, more footy fans in welly.....its not impossible but it needs time

a stadium with 35,000 people chanting is awsome though....speaking from experience of being in one.

is there a special area for away fans?or are they just gonna spread themselves around the opposite side(white section on stadium map)?

Away fans are probably not going to be that abundant, given that it's 3.5 hours by plane.... no away day football train specials, pissing lager all over the carriages.... /nostalgia mode off/.

There were 80 odd over for a Knights game last year from Melbourne and they are talking about having up to 50 at the opener.  I know quite a few Sydney guys looking to be here for the November game as well.

I suspect the Sydney visit will cost me significant beer $$
Hard News2007-07-04 19:33:41

I'm hoping all us Tards will gravitate towards a particular part of the ground and sing as one.

80? Not a huge amount, but probably as many as Plymouth take away to Carlisle on a Tuesday night in December!

If they were vocal, they would have drowned out the few of us that made up the Bloc at that point...