Ok,
So I sit on the front row of Section 110, and for the past two weeks, others that sit next to me have either sold their tickets, or given them away. During those past two weeks, I have been ask to sit down, so these people who do not own the seats, can see. Excuse me? What, did you just ask me to do?
News flash - The next person that doesnât own their seats and asks myself or my wife to sit down, is going to get a roundhouse kick to the face.
Am I being out of line here?
No you are not out of line here. Itâs a freaking football game.
I also sit in 110, row 7. Some of the people that sit in the first couple of rows never stand and cheer, and actually told the people directly in front of me that they were being âobnoxiousâ during the NC Central game. They were just cheering, and werenât being offensive in any way.
This is why I picked my seats in the very back row.
Hah, itâs football. I had two elderly folks - had to be in their 70âs- behind me at the GWU game. They were not the FSL owners but they stood a good bit of time when we did, and didnt complain when they wernât standing, but seemed to smile through it all. If they can handle it, certainly anyone else can tooâŚ
As for me and my family, we will stand with the Niners. But then again, I can always blame it on ninerID - that guy âsitsâ in front of me, but I use the word âsitsâ VERY loosely! 8)
If you sit in section 112 near the front, I do not apologize for my excitement.
Also, if my wife yells at you because youâre not yelling, well, thatâs between you and her.
Additional: (Blade, Lazer, Blazer)
I guess there are times to stand and times to sit. It does get annoying when the person
in front of you is standing the whole time for nothing and they are the only one standing.
Kids canât see over/around big adults standing in front of them.
I picked mine in the front, so that I can be on TV 24-7. My mom told me I had a face made for TV.
All seriousness, I am on TV quite a bit. I am thinking of morphing or shape-shifting into a character that will become a staple at the games. Similar to Cat-man, or that fireman guy.
[quote=âJ Felt, post:5, topic:28314â]If you sit in section 112 near the front, I do not apologize for my excitement.
Also, if my wife yells at you because youâre not yelling, well, thatâs between you and her.
Additional: (Blade, Lazer, Blazer)
I want to know who it was in section 110 row 20 that sold their seats to GW fans?
I wouldnât like a person standing the whole entire game. I prob wouldnât say anything though. But if you have elderly behind you or a kid and sitting doesnât obstruct your view, I would sit except for the normal standing plays.
Iâve always had the rule that at sporting events and concerts that anyone anywhere has the right to stand up at any given time. (You also have the right to recline your seat while flying as well).
My first comment to anyone complaining about me standing would be " We are at a Niners football game, get on your feet!"
I think if you are in a scenario where you are the only one in your section standing and people are complaining than maybe you should accommodate but never ever on third down or during a goal line stand.
[quote=âHighFlying49er, post:4, topic:28314â]Hah, itâs football. I had two elderly folks - had to be in their 70âs- behind me at the GWU game. They were not the FSL owners but they stood a good bit of time when we did, and didnt complain when they wernât standing, but seemed to smile through it all. If they can handle it, certainly anyone else can tooâŚ
As for me and my family, we will stand with the Niners. But then again, I can always blame it on ninerID - that guy âsitsâ in front of me, but I use the word âsitsâ VERY loosely! 8)[/quote]
When I âstandâ, Iâm standing on the bleachers. Glad there is a huge niner fan behind me.
[quote=âNiner National, post:9, topic:28314â][quote=âJ Felt, post:5, topic:28314â]If you sit in section 112 near the front, I do not apologize for my excitement.
Also, if my wife yells at you because youâre not yelling, well, thatâs between you and her.[/quote]I sit in the last row of 113 and I could hear your wife yelling at people during the last game. It was awesome/hilarious.[/quote]The people behind us seem to change every game. This last group wasnât as awesome as the previous iterations.
Iâve told her she needs to take a more inviting approach, but thatâs just not her style. This is football, be loud.
Also. If youâre on the ends between sections 111 and 112 and not returning my high fives after touchdownsâŚ
Shame on you.
[quote=âJ Felt, post:15, topic:28314â]Also. If youâre on the ends between sections 111 and 112 and not returning my high fives after touchdownsâŚ
Shame on you.[/quote]
Let me know if my pops wasnât holding up his end of the aisle bargain on Saturday, Iâll give him an earful about it.
[quote=âbleedsgreenandgold, post:10, topic:28314â]I want to know who it was in section 110 row 20 that sold their seats to GW fans?[/quote]At game three there were Central fans in them. Where do you sit? I am in 110 row 19 seats 21-25.
People have a right to do a lot of things, but, at least in my view, an obligation to be considerate of those around them. If other folks are asking you to sit, then look around - if everybody else is standing, then maybe they are out of line. If most everybody else is standing, well, then you are out of line.
I know I donât normal post on here. But Iâm in section 111 seats 18-20 row one and we stand the whole game. Just like guys next to me in section 112.
Ahh, sorry - what I meant to say was that if everybody near you is standing, then the person asking you to sit is being out of line. If everybody near you is sitting then you are the one that is out of line.