Neutral section at VP?

[Legion]

Given the recent incident regarding the Manchester United supporting Father and his children, is it worth considering a section of the ground being given over to families for fans of both teams?

[London Villan]

With the current low attendances who would sit there other than away fans? Is there a need?

[N'Zimidy]

Absolutely not. Under no circumstances.

[Brazilian Villain]

In a word, no!

[Nelly]

Not for me.

[flybo]

no

[Witton Warrior]

Nope

[frankmosswasmyuncle]

No.

The whole positive idea will be abused by twats.
eg: the bloke who was there on Saturday.

[ciggiesnbeer]

No.

Mainly because "the incident" was by a twat and I refuse to do anything that might seem that he had any point whatsoever.

Beyond that, sure, why not. I thought Fulhams was rather nice.

[john e]

Yep, good idea

[Legion]

Yep, good idea

I think so aswell. Along the lines of what Fulham provide.

[atomicjam]

No thanks

[bertlambshank]

It would be a good until you get a game with cheap tickets.Then the idiot comes out to play.

[silhillvilla]

I think Fulham worked as the seats for their neutral end Al Fayed sold them in Harrods to genuine tourists who wanted to do a prem game while in London and "tick the box".
I like the idea but not sure it's going to work in downtown Witton.

[UK Redsox]

Given the recent incident regarding the Manchester United supporting Father and his children, is it worth considering a section of the ground being given over to families for fans of both teams?

That's not a Neutral section. What you describe is an area that contains families that are supporting one of the teams playing.