Reading another thread on the Forum about playing down the slope in the second half of games made me think about this.
Not sure if it's ever been raised before but.................Get the home dugout back to where it belongs.
Colin Calderwood changed them, Butcher should bring tradition back and return the home dugout to be on the home fans side of the pitch - i.e. - nearest to the FF stand.
Never understood why Calderwood changed them in the first place but 'tradition is tradition' and for the 50+ years I've been going to ER, the Hibs dugout/technical area has always been on the Hibs' fans side - the left hand side if you're looking at the East stand from the West stand side.
Does anyone else agree?
View Poll Results: Should the home dugout move back to where it traditionally belongs
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No - makes no difference. Tradition doesn't matter.
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08-12-2013 10:16 PM #1
Switch dugouts back to how they were a couple of years ago?
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08-12-2013 10:24 PM #2
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08-12-2013 10:24 PM #3
We got told during one of the stadium tours, the reason they swapped was due to where the 4th official sits ( seat attached to that side of the dug out)
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08-12-2013 10:25 PM #4
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I agree
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08-12-2013 10:26 PM #5
I could be wrong but didn't Mowbray sit where the dugouts are now? Remember aguiar scoring and celebrating with his bench at the FF side of the tunnel... Then yogi moved it to be next to the fourth official... Then calderwood changed it back to where it is now.. Maybe to be able to shout at the lino who is at that side? Sure that's how I see it anyways
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08-12-2013 10:38 PM #6
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Who cares? I can't say I've even noticed... Tradition obviously does matter, but this is not a tradition. It's just pointless.
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08-12-2013 10:57 PM #9
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Stops the opposition bench influencing the linesman by being in their current position.
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The 4th official sits down? Never seen that. They're forever pointing out that someone has stepped over the line of the technical area.
It's a reason but not a very good one imo.
Move them back to the way they were.
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09-12-2013 07:33 PM #14
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I was just up from the away dugout on Saturday for a wee change (visiting from the East) and got myself a bit confused :-/
I thought it was Yogi that changed it so he could keep an eye on the opposition subs warming up.Space to let
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09-12-2013 08:50 PM #16
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09-12-2013 08:56 PM #17
I think we should avoid confusing 'it was this way for a long time' with 'club tradition'.
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09-12-2013 09:19 PM #18
Some footballers aren't the brightest so a five word plaque for inside the tunnel might say "Turn right at the end"
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