Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Rob Gee on August 20, 2010, 02:50:42 PM
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I'm thinking of giving the North Stand lower a go for a change, which is the best block?
I assume right behind the goal doesn't afford the best view??
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Isn't it all just one block?
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Try R7 near the back its a good view for that stand
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I was in R2 last season on the back row (next to DazVilla). Although they stand from start to finish!
I didn't mind, but the lioness used to!
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Havent been in the North stand lower in decades, and then it was for a FA cup semi final.
Do you get a few of the nutters near the away fans?
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I have been told it is better towards the back.
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Do you get a few of the nutters near the away fans?
Think the Warewolf sits in there & that bloke with the whistle if thats what you mean by nutters .
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As lion in essex stated, we were in back row (R) in block R3. That view was perfect. Just to the side of the goalnet and about crossbar height. Bit dangerous when opposition are doing shooting practice before the game though !
Only reason we moved to Lower Holte this year was due to the pricing structure making it cheaper for us there.
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Booked online, got put in R3, Row P, Seat 57. £7 for an adult ticket including £2 booking fee for next Thursday.
Didn't see the press release saying North STand and Holte Wings were only £5 for adults.
Bargain.
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if you are gonna sit anywhere mate, sit in lower trinity c5 or c6 close to the back as possible. i have sat in c6 on row 12 ( back row just infront of the concnourse ) for years and it is the best view i have ever had in the ground. close to the action and can see everything !!
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Booked online, got put in R3, Row P, Seat 57. £7 for an adult ticket including £2 booking fee for next Thursday.
Didn't see the press release saying North STand and Holte Wings were only £5 for adults.
Bargain.
We used to be 64-66, cracking view, enjoy
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I have a season ticket so cup games are the only chance I get to a) save a few quid and b) sample other areas of the ground.
No lose really as even when the view is worse it makes me appreciate my seat even more!
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Booked online, got put in R3, Row P, Seat 57. £7 for an adult ticket including £2 booking fee for next Thursday.
Didn't see the press release saying North STand and were only £5 for adults.
Bargain.
k2 and k7 upper holt and the lower by the corner flags are only 5 aswel still not enough to prize me away from my beloved k5 tho
you know sometimes i amaze myself how stupid i can be, lol
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if you are gonna sit anywhere mate, sit in lower trinity c5 or c6 close to the back as possible. i have sat in c6 on row 12 ( back row just infront of the concnourse ) for years and it is the best view i have ever had in the ground. close to the action and can see everything !!
We're C5 row 11 - cracking seats. But most are season ticket holders so there don't tend to be many available on a match by match basis.
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i had the dubious pleasure of the north stand lower at the end of last season.....no leg room at all :(
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If you like standing up and listening to too many (not all I must add) mindless morons spending more time baiting the visiting fans than watching the match then the North Lower is for you.
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i'm a big lover of the lower north, had a season ticket there up till last year with my lad,
great view, great atmosphere especially the nearer the away fans you get.
best value for money at VP, unless you've got massive legs, but then you stand up a lot anyway