it's pointless doesn't add anything to the match experience. Just sack it off be inclusive to everyone.
Plenty people enjoy it
it's pointless doesn't add anything to the match experience. Just sack it off be inclusive to everyone.
Yup. Good for the majority.Good for them.
Yup. Good for the majority.
Bad for you it appears.
I hate the flashing lights. Absolute ****e in my opinion. I go to my seat late because of them tbh when I go.1% is the high end of the estimates. It ranges from 0.4-1.0% of the population, not accounting for regional variations. Having said all that, there's only about 5% of epileptics who have negative reactions to flashing lights. So we are talking between 8-20 folk affected
I hate the flashing lights. Absolute ****e in my opinion. I go to my seat late because of them tbh when I go.
I hate the flashing lights. Absolute ****e in my opinion. I go to my seat late because of them tbh when I go.
At the risk of being called uncommitted when I go I leave my seat between 80 and 85 mins. I generally then stand stop of stairwell to around 88 and then run. I have a 3 hour drive home and if I get to the motor behind the traffic it is more like 3 and a half hours. A night game is even more important if I have work next day or I wouldnt be home 2 if I wasnt on the mark. Thinking back I suspect night games are worse for many. Back in the days when my dad took me to night games it was the same routine, we had to drive back to Weardale and he would be on day shift next day so we legged it early so he could get his head down.
The east stand is terrible for that, 2 games running my dad has nearly gone over with people trying to rush past.
At the risk of being called uncommitted when I go I leave my seat between 80 and 85 mins. I generally then stand stop of stairwell to around 88 and then run. I have a 3 hour drive home and if I get to the motor behind the traffic it is more like 3 and a half hours. A night game is even more important if I have work next day or I wouldnt be home 2 if I wasnt on the mark. Thinking back I suspect night games are worse for many. Back in the days when my dad took me to night games it was the same routine, we had to drive back to Weardale and he would be on day shift next day so we legged it early so he could get his head down.
You wouldn’t watch a film and turn off last 20 mins. You wouldn’t miss the last chapter off a book.
Its live theatre is sport with an unwritten ending.

A risk I am ok with tbh. For me the day is a chance to see family and friends, which is always pre game, and see the lads play. On a Sat game I am usually out the house 8-30 to be there in time to visit some family before. I am ready to be back home by 8 and settle in with a few beers and watch highlights etc. How I like my day done and dusted. Hate sitting in traffic.This is where I think entirely differently tbh.
In your case, and mine, you've already committed yourself to the whole day that lasts ten hours. To avoid making it ten and a half hours you're missing the last ten minutes of a game. The equaliser, against Leeds, came in the 97th minute and was one of the biggest scenes this season, the post match celebrations with the players were absolutely incredible.
For 3pm KO's it's the difference between being home at eight or half past ...
... night matches I can understand but I wouldn't want to miss out on a last minute winner to make such a slight difference.


A risk I am ok with tbh. For me the day is a chance to see family and friends, which is always pre game, and see the lads play. On a Sat game I am usually out the house 8-30 to be there in time to visit some family before. I am ready to be back home by 8 and settle in with a few beers and watch highlights etc. How I like my day done and dusted. Hate sitting in traffic.
You should have seen me when we went 3-0 down to Charlton after 30 mins to 3 own goals. I was in the Howard Arms by 3-40, and that was only after the police intervened to open the doors to let us out![]()
Nothing at all wrong with that mate - you’ve paid your money so do what you likeAt the risk of being called uncommitted when I go I leave my seat between 80 and 85 mins. I generally then stand stop of stairwell to around 88 and then run. I have a 3 hour drive home and if I get to the motor behind the traffic it is more like 3 and a half hours. A night game is even more important if I have work next day or I wouldnt be home 2 if I wasnt on the mark. Thinking back I suspect night games are worse for many. Back in the days when my dad took me to night games it was the same routine, we had to drive back to Weardale and he would be on day shift next day so we legged it early so he could get his head down.

Earliest I have left was half time, when we were 4-0 down at home to Aston Villa in 2015. Bloke in the Isis had to call his staff back from their break as it suddenly got rammed.![]()
Earliest I have left was half time, when we were 4-0 down at home to Aston Villa in 2015. Bloke in the Isis had to call his staff back from their break as it suddenly got rammed.![]()

Do you turn it over on 85 minutes.From the comfort of my own home, I also really dislike the flashing lights. I think it looks ****.