As I don't use Twitter and Facebook I wasn't able to respond but I do hope the youngsters and their families are targetted.
As it may prove the club is adept at 'pinching' things from Castleford I quite like this idea
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They do have a backrest:

I might be wrong, but I'm sure I've heard of some stadiums in Germany having just normal seating areas, but where standing is expected - maybe 12 people for every 10 seats. Can see a health and safety issue if they had it over here though, the lock-away seats in the picture above would be the best.

No, safe standing in Germany is either the rail seats as shown above, or controlled terraces split into smaller, all-ticket sections in order to be better monitored and controlled. Where they do have 'normal' seats, these are used purely as seated areas.

Ahh I see

. I dunno where I heard that, dodgy Wikipedia article maybe.

I'd much rather stand than sit, but the view from the South Stand is pretty dire. Having the rail seats would be a great solution. Most Salford fans seem to want to stand along the side a la the Shed, but then the seats can be put back for when Sale play or whatever.