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OK cool. Get it

So the out cry is that sponsored seats are sponsored not Joe public seats, which is where I was confused.

Which brings me to the point that whilst people moan the stadium is not sponsored, they also moan the heated playet seats are sponsored sponsored.

As Glenda (I think) said pick a lane people

I thought they meant all seats in the stadium, I couldn't see how it would be useful to any sponsors.
 
WHL never had branding on general seating, unless my memory is playing up? If it's the dugout seating then from what I can see all top clubs have them sponsored.

I just found it a strange thing to include along side all the others 😂

I think they've probably convinced themselves the club is purposefully not using club branding around the stadium for some nefarious reasoning
 
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Yeh I kinda thought that too, but even still it's the wrong thing to cling onto in the grand scheme IMO. The seats are only on show when the stadiums empty and seemingly most fan's are now at odds with their own beliefs on what an empty stadium should look like

It show how effective it is if most of us are unsure if it exists or where it is.
 
Wasn’t it the secret footballer who said the atmosphere wasn’t actually a thing players even noticed, let alone responded to?

Strikes me as something people pay lip service to.
 
Wasn’t it the secret footballer who said the atmosphere wasn’t actually a thing players even noticed, let alone responded to?

Strikes me as something people pay lip service to.
No idea
But every player I’ve met… to a man… when discussing atmosphere remembers it
They also remember of certain things are shouted out in the crowd
 
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