Posters were up around the ET today that Hibs will be consulting fans on the new ET. I can't remember the exact details but it said to keep an eye on the official site from the 10th April (I think).
Putting aside folks thoughts on what the new stand should be, plenty of threads about that, what form do you think the consultation will/should take?
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Thread: Consultation on the East Stand
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05-04-2008 04:43 PM #1
Consultation on the East Stand
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05-04-2008 04:48 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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05-04-2008 04:57 PM #3
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05-04-2008 07:28 PM #4
I also believe the poster said it will only be the East ST holders that get consultation which should defo be the case.
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05-04-2008 07:43 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The East Stand will be part of the stadium used by any/all hibs supporters who choose to go there.
I currently sit in the West but had a season ticket in the East for about 15 years yet I have no say?
Have a word with yourself !!"The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don't have it" - George Bernard Shaw.
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05-04-2008 07:47 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
i agree, although i have one for the west just now who says when the east is built i dont have a say. i might want to move there when its all done
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05-04-2008 08:00 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Jusy my opinion mind...
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05-04-2008 08:24 PM #8
I reckon ALL registered Hibs fans (on Hibs database) should be consulted! Not just the Eastenders....
BH.
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05-04-2008 08:29 PM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
the people in the east stand arent any diffrent or a seperate set of supporters than from us in the rest of the ground. This seems to be a bit of a mentality growing.
why wouldnt hibs consult you on the west. if you are a season ticket holder surely your entitled to a sayLast edited by Gatecrasher; 05-04-2008 at 08:31 PM.
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05-04-2008 08:30 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteThis is how it feels
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05-04-2008 08:32 PM #11
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Should I send my request direct to you or to Hibernian FC to whom I pay my cash?
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05-04-2008 08:46 PM #12
Well done to the board for fulfilling their promise
Every hibs supporter deserves to have a say and I would rather see some sort of fans forum where people can really express their thoughts as well as an internet survey.
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05-04-2008 08:57 PM #13
well if the consultation requires a select group of supporters then I am sure the club will end up picking the same faces that usually get on these type of things
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05-04-2008 09:17 PM #14
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With regards to only the east st's holders who will have there say ,i agree with one of the above posters who sya every fan on the hibs database should get a say.As a st' holder in the east i would have no problem with ANY hibs fan having a say with reagards to a new east stand.I feel as a hibs fan we all want the best for our club.
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05-04-2008 09:21 PM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"At the end of the day, we all aspire to bigger things in our lives but one thing I can truly say from my heart is if I never kick a ball for one of these bigger clubs I would be delighted to stay with Hibs for the rest of my career. That's how highly I regard this club." Ivan Sproule
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05-04-2008 10:50 PM #17
The posters said nothing at all about the consultaton involving only ES season ticket holders so a few people need to unknit their knickers.
All it said was there would be a consultation. That was it. No conspiracy.
But my vote is for any structure that allows me to stand
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05-04-2008 11:01 PM #18
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06-04-2008 07:01 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That way you can all stand, sway and sing to your hearts content without falling over.
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06-04-2008 07:24 AM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Think you'll be surprised at the amount of ex-east standers that would go back to the east once it is re-built.
Many of us left for a variety of reasons, mainly, view, comfort, facilities or to get away from the odd nutjob. Most if not all of us miss not being in the main singing area of the stadium and wouldn't hesitate to get a season ticket back there.
I reckon if you have "ever" had a season ticket or bought a ticket for the East then you should have a say. Shouldn't be difficult for Hibs to produce a database of those.
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06-04-2008 07:30 AM #22
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As long as it is an exact copy of the West then I would move back in.
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I'm currently in the West and I'm hating it, from the lack of atmosphere to folk tutting when I arrive 30 seconds before the kick off cause they have to stand to let me past. But having two bairns with me I refuse to go to the East because of the facilites. East upper for me when it's built.
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06-04-2008 05:14 PM #26
I am an ex East Stander who moved over to the West Upper.
The view from there is superb and the leg room is first class but I have to admit the atmosphere is not the same.
If Hibs could provide an area in the new East Stand where strong language would be tolerated and it was explained that children although welcome could add few more words to their vocabulary I would move there in a heart beat.
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06-04-2008 10:58 PM #27
Don't get too excited guys.
All commonsense says that the overall shape of the stand will be a mirror of the west - best for stadium continuity, cheaper to replicate design, best for capacity. Glad the club will consult on other specifications.
Hibs aint gonna be the only club of their standard in UK with standing facilities.
In every other area of entertainment/ top level sport folk stopped standing in the 19th century.
At the Rangers cup game at Ibrox had a lovely welcome from fellow supporters - idiots had taken our seats, we had to stand in the aisle, some moron already standing in the aisle told us to move cos he couldn't see. Am I really expected to buy a season ticket to look at some idiot's back when his commitment to our club is 'If i can't stand up I'm no supporting Hibs.'
Plain embarrassing.Philly McGuinness, Leitrim GAA, died playing in a club match for Mohill. He epitomised all that is best about sport, making a 6 hour round trip to training three times a week from his workplace in Mayo, and was never late. His motto was 'Give it all, or give nothing'. One for all sportsmen to consider.
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06-04-2008 11:07 PM #28
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Why should we have to listen on fans opinions in the other stands? They are in other stands for a reason so they would contribute negatively on how to improve the stand no?
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06-04-2008 11:31 PM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Why didn't you tell the people in your seats to bugger off..? If it really bothered you that much.....
And your comments regarding having to look at my back (pressuming you meant me...) is nonsense, because it doesn't take rocket science to figure out not to buy a season ticket were fans have been standing for the last 15 years in seated areas if you yourself don't want to stand.
And its principle as I've said. I like watching football standing, and have watched the majority of my football standing for about a decade. You can choose to sit or stand at concerts. You can choose to sit or stand at the rugby and at cricket. You can choose to sit or stand at the Bundesliga, Seria A plus others, but in the SPL your forced to sit (Except the East) and I won't pay near £400 (ST+CC interest) to be dictated by the clubs and authorites. (Saying that I probably will, but just come on here and moan about it )Last edited by Antifa Hibs; 06-04-2008 at 11:41 PM.
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