Do you have a problem with fans standing the entire game?

[Bronxbomber21]

I Stand all game in my living room pacing back in forth . So I guess i wouldn't have a lot of fans behind me at the games 😆 

[fasteddie]

35 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Were you in the upper deck by chance?   I sat in the upper deck for a couple decades before moving down into the mostly standing-only area of the lower bowl and people really don't stand in the upper deck unless there is a score or a turnover.   But there is the occasional spaz who jumps up mid-play every time a RB gets clear of the LOS and blocks the view of the conclusion of the play for those behind them and seems to be clueless to why this would be annoying.   Does this describe you in this instance?   How you explain it sounds that way.   Whether it's a rare trip to the stadium or not you should be mindful of not obstructing the view of "another Bills fan".    Those people who do that are worse than people who stand for the entire play because you can't adjust to their lack of situational awareness.    They and the people who don't have the courtesy to wait for a play to be over to leave or go back to their seat are worse than chronic standers. 

Well said. I have season tickets in the upper deck and Monday night the guy in front of me was late getting to the stadium so he and his pals decided to drink while they were in traffic. Needless to say, they were feeling no pain by the time they got to their seats.

Unfortunately, the guy in front of me was doing his impersonation of a Mexican jumping bean. I couldn't enjoy half of the game because I never saw a complete play. After 38 years, I think this going to be my last year. With bad knees and a bad back, it's too tough to jump up and down like a 3 year old with adhd.

[cgg716]

As a former season ticket holder, and wheelchair user, you can infer my answer I’m sure, one of the reasons I gave them up

[Don Otreply]

As long as they aren’t blocking the view of the folks who paid for seats to view the game, there is no problem, it’s the folks who don’t know how to act when they are out in public that is the problem, (ie; purposefully blocking others view of the game) 

 

Go Bills!!!
 

 

[BaaadThingsMan]

I go with the flow.

 

I've been in some sections that sit on their hands and bore me to death and I've been to sections where they stood, cheered and made rucous all game long.

 

When i was younger I was all about the chaos but I'm getting older now and I understand not all fans are so I just go with the flow. 

[mcjeff215]

18 hours ago, Beast said:

 

All you need to say is "I have a back injury and need to lean forward" and they would have left you alone like you had a bad case of herpes.

Not a bad idea.

 

Leaning forward in a seat is not something I’m even aware to pay attention to. It’s obnoxious because you need to be self aware that you’re leaning in a *^*}% seat at a ^}*+^% hockey game. I did it like three or four times, but never intentionally, just because like… moving in a seat is something I’ve never had to check before. 

 

It’’s not natural to sit back and relax. I had forgotten entirely about that stupid rule.