Hi all im about to book tickets for the derby match on 29th and want to know the best place to sit to get good view of match. I have never been in the ground and only been to club shop. Also this is going to be the first ever football match ive been to and really looking forward to it and want best seats i can get. Thanks Mike
Help with seating at City Ground?
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winnits
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Check out www.3dcityground.com for some views of what the pitch will be like in the different areas.
Greetings and welcome, Mike!
http://www.3dcityground.com/ is a good place to "see what you can see" ..
Opinions differ. If you want good-natured "loonies" for comapny, A or B block, Main Stand is where the action's at.
Victor Chandler Corner is lively, give-or-take the odd chav...
Trent End (in my humble opinion) offers the best views, company and suchlike... (T5 upstairs IS, frankly, the best block in the ground...!! )
...and the BC Stand is great for catching up on those outstanding library books that you need to read>.>!! :nowink:
To be honest, I'd be happy to sit anywhere in the ground - it epends on if you like a behind-the-goal view, a down-the-touchline vista or a corner slant on things.
Let us know where you end up...!!
http://www.3dcityground.com/ is a good place to "see what you can see" ..
Opinions differ. If you want good-natured "loonies" for comapny, A or B block, Main Stand is where the action's at.
Victor Chandler Corner is lively, give-or-take the odd chav...
Trent End (in my humble opinion) offers the best views, company and suchlike... (T5 upstairs IS, frankly, the best block in the ground...!!
) ...and the BC Stand is great for catching up on those outstanding library books that you need to read>.>!! :nowink:
To be honest, I'd be happy to sit anywhere in the ground - it epends on if you like a behind-the-goal view, a down-the-touchline vista or a corner slant on things.
Let us know where you end up...!!
Eamonn
Geoff Thomas
A question for the wise ones on here, will I be safe enough waiting until general sale to get a ticket for this game?
Good move, Mike!
Eamonn - if there are seats left, then as long as you can get on the nffcretail site the minute they go on general sale you'll be fine.
It would be beneficial if you signed up before you need to use it, if you've not already done so.
http://www.nffcretail.co.uk/chooseevent.aspx and click the "Register" button top right...
Eamonn - if there are seats left, then as long as you can get on the nffcretail site the minute they go on general sale you'll be fine.
It would be beneficial if you signed up before you need to use it, if you've not already done so.
http://www.nffcretail.co.uk/chooseevent.aspx and click the "Register" button top right...
A bit of a shallow angle for my liking, but there's a few LTLF-ers in that vicinity who swear by it.
Now...how do we photo-stalk you and get you to become Riceified?!
Now...how do we photo-stalk you and get you to become Riceified?!
Eamonn
Geoff Thomas
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Good move, Mike!
Eamonn - if there are seats left, then as long as you can get on the nffcretail site the minute they go on general sale you'll be fine.
It would be beneficial if you signed up before you need to use it, if you've not already done so.
http://www.nffcretail.co.uk/chooseevent.aspx and click the "Register" button top right...
[/quote]Cheers Alex, maybe I should just pay for membership.
This time im going for either A-block or VC corner.
Good move, Mike!
Eamonn - if there are seats left, then as long as you can get on the nffcretail site the minute they go on general sale you'll be fine.
It would be beneficial if you signed up before you need to use it, if you've not already done so.
http://www.nffcretail.co.uk/chooseevent.aspx and click the "Register" button top right...
[/quote]Cheers Alex, maybe I should just pay for membership.
This time im going for either A-block or VC corner.
Upper Trent for view is WAY better than Lower.
If you can get a low-lettered row (AA, then A, B, C, D etc are at the front going upwards) in T3, T4 or T5, then snatch their hand off.
Personally I'm in T5, pretty much in line with the touchline BC Stand side, and there are very few seats in the ground I'd change into....
If you can get a low-lettered row (AA, then A, B, C, D etc are at the front going upwards) in T3, T4 or T5, then snatch their hand off.
Personally I'm in T5, pretty much in line with the touchline BC Stand side, and there are very few seats in the ground I'd change into....
[quote='Sir' Flagman ]
Upper Trent for view is WAY better than Lower.
If you can get a low-lettered row (AA, then A, B, C, D etc are at the front going upwards) in T3, T4 or T5, then snatch their hand off.
Personally I'm in T5, pretty much in line with the touchline BC Stand side, and there are very few seats in the ground I'd change into....
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Well looked on 3d city ground and view from t5 looks quite good so going to book there i think
Upper Trent for view is WAY better than Lower.
If you can get a low-lettered row (AA, then A, B, C, D etc are at the front going upwards) in T3, T4 or T5, then snatch their hand off.
Personally I'm in T5, pretty much in line with the touchline BC Stand side, and there are very few seats in the ground I'd change into....
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Well looked on 3d city ground and view from t5 looks quite good so going to book there i think
Only cos I'm biased, as my Dad and I sit there!!
If you can get a sensible row in T3 or T4, take it!
If you can get a sensible row in T3 or T4, take it!
ubique
#FindElaine
Eamonn, tell me where you want to sit and I'll see if I can get you a ticket tomorrow if you like?
T5 D137, E142 are available... Get either of those!
Eamonn
Geoff Thomas
Good question, maybe A-block for a change. Only if its no bother mate?Ubique said:
Mike1986 said:
I doubt you'll get anywhere in the ground 2 together at this time... Those two are pretty close..
Option 2 is go across to seats 166...can get one behind the other...
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Or G137/G140, and talk kindly to the people inbetween....
[quote='Sir' Flagman ]
I doubt you'll get anywhere in the ground 2 together at this time... Those two are pretty close..
Option 2 is go across to seats 166...can get one behind the other...
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Or G137/G140, and talk kindly to the people inbetween....
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There are G 166,167,168 togther these anygood
I doubt you'll get anywhere in the ground 2 together at this time... Those two are pretty close..
Option 2 is go across to seats 166...can get one behind the other...
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Or G137/G140, and talk kindly to the people inbetween....
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There are G 166,167,168 togther these anygood
You'll be just beyond the touchline, BC Stand side, but otherwise fine - if that's what you like!
Mike1986 said:
...but a little further forward than the picture suggests. Good seats, Sir!
[quote='Sir' Flagman ]
You'll be just beyond the touchline, BC Stand side, but otherwise fine - if that's what you like!
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Thats problem dont know what i like as never been to a a match before. Might wait till thursday when bro gets here and see what he says as i dont have a clue
You'll be just beyond the touchline, BC Stand side, but otherwise fine - if that's what you like!
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Thats problem dont know what i like as never been to a a match before. Might wait till thursday when bro gets here and see what he says as i dont have a clue
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winnits
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I don't think you can go too far wrong.
The only drawback with the Trent End is the distance from the away fans - if you like a bit of banter (which you won't know I guess!) then it's pretty much impossible.
Hopefully it won't be your last game, so if the seats aren't ideal, you can try somewhere else next time 'til you find the perfect spot
The only drawback with the Trent End is the distance from the away fans - if you like a bit of banter (which you won't know I guess!) then it's pretty much impossible.
Hopefully it won't be your last game, so if the seats aren't ideal, you can try somewhere else next time 'til you find the perfect spot