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Increased leg room
Not that muchThere's plenty of leg room if you're standing
There's plenty of leg room if you're standing
Plenty? Are you a hobbit?
I imagine footspace is more of a concern if he is.
Topless bar
THIS.
St. Pauli is a very special club.
If you don't love them, you're a wanker.
7) Chance to "buy" a seat and have your name on it via a little plaque. Can be your season ticket for example. Exeter did this when they needed the fans to bail them out. Lovely idea. Can have your name or that of loved one permanently attached to the stadium.
I disagree. This is a club that only exists because of the "kult" status it has. It was nearly bankrupt and relied on it's fans and sympathisers to bail it out. And all they got in return was a t-shirt. This is not the "Against Modern Football" flagship club people make it out to be.
They have some nice principles, but I think a lot of the publicity is an act to show how "different" they are to other clubs. They play Blur's "Song 2" after they've scored ffs. They play music after they have scored a goal? Surely their fans should be vocal enough to not need this? They sing "You'll Never Walk Alone"? Oh how original.
Dyson hand driers.
Atmosphere is created by fans yes but the design of the stands and the acoustics it creates do have a role. The old Highbury was more atmospheric than the death star. Spurs away fans are some of the best in the country but their efforts at Portsmouth where the stand had no roof was audiable worse. It's an interplay.
I fucking love them - the airblade ones especially.
God I remember that. Didn't they get in bother because it had no black faces on, and they had to black-up some of them? Ironic seeing their reliance on ian Wright those days...and That Mural was more atmospheric than Highbury!!