You call it bloody minded do you? Well that's your view I suppose, it's contrary to mine as I consider that the club have not taken appropriate measures to deal with the small minority of trouble makers and withdraw the best vantage point from people who have funded the club for decades without any meaningful consultation or dialogue. To me it's pretty straightforward as to why some people are rightly resisting this nonsense.

Newmarket will be a brand new stadium with good views from all round. My sincere hope is that there will be a Warrington style standing area down the touchline. If there's not then I'll be sitting on or around the halfway mark, happy to be in a stadium fit for the future of this great club.

That's fair enough. I still maintain that little or no real efforts have been made to root out the trouble causers. It's all about opinion.

I think the club welcome opinions, but ATEOTD they have to make a call and it would certainly help us all achieve the aim of enjoying a safe environment if we abide by what they have asked for. Beyond that you are into the realms of it being a private company on private land and if we don't follow the rules then.....

There is a line - if you breach that line then you are in danger of becoming part of the problem rather than the solution!

Can't believe we're still arguing about this. Let's mve on.

I can't believe I'm quoting Tony Blair, but when you decide, you divide; I guess the skill is leaving as few people as possible feeling disgruntled and that's what appears to have happened here, since whilst some people have what they perceive to be a valid grievance, they seem to be relatively few in number.

You can't please all of the people and all that jazz.

Be a signpost or be a weathervane.
Making decisions upsets some, making no decision upsets all.