The seats behind the nets in Wheeling are not good seats at all. From up there you look down on the net and can't see anything behind the net. I made the mistake of sitting there the first game I went to in Wheeling.
Friends, I will have a signup sheet for the next Wheeling Road Trip at the booth this Wednesday night. You will need to pay a deposit of $25 before February 23rd. If I'm not there, you must sign up with Sherry Chapman, FC President.
quote:no complaints about the bus here. thought the driver did a good job all things considered. in regards to seating-i personally like sitting behind the bench but instead of being right on the glass maybe move up a few rows because i do agree when the players/coaches are standing it's almost impossible to see the action.
I agree stay behind the bench but go up 5 to 10 rows I only saw the second period due to my front row aisle seat at the end of the cyclones bench. I definitely dont want seats like that in california!!!
quote:no complaints about the bus here. thought the driver did a good job all things considered. in regards to seating-i personally like sitting behind the bench but instead of being right on the glass maybe move up a few rows because i do agree when the players/coaches are standing it's almost impossible to see the action.
I agree stay behind the bench but go up 5 to 10 rows I only saw the second period due to my front row aisle seat at the end of the cyclones bench. I definitely dont want seats like that in california!!!
In total agreement with ya ther but i think for the most part the cali seats will be in the end zone. apparently alot of the teams (bakersfield in particular) block off those seats behind the bench for "season ticket holders" hopefully the seats in stockton are in the same place (endzone) because it's a great view!
Susan already put me on the list but we are back in as well.
I am all for sitting behind the bench again and agree we just need to move up a little bit. We were in the third or fourth row up (above somebeach and KRL) and saw the whole game fine. Plus I like how the players can skate out to the bench and have us all there cheering them on as well as returning when they score. Aside from that I just have never enjoyed sitting behind the net (I hate sitting there in Dayton but am there with the group).
My suggestion for next time is that all of us a group join in on doing some of Section 60's cheers just to make our presence known to all of the home fans ... we could all yell the "OUT THERE" and "SIEVE SIEVE SIEVE" together.