Oh dear.

In true "Through the Keyhole" stylee lets put on our best Lloyd Grosman voice ...

"Lets look at the evidence again...

Armed forces
Location north of Scotland

Who would live in a mind like this ?"

The last 'half time end change' I can remember at HQ was in 2005 - against 'ull FC.

I must agree - the view from the Western Terrace is terrible. On the occasions I have stood there you end up surrounded by away supporters and you can't see a thing.

IMO your quote is just as inappropriate as Benny C's.

Not been around here long have you?

200 million years ago (the Triassic era) Lossiemouth had large spreads of silts, sands and pebbly gravels in which a wide diversity of reptile fauna was preserved.

I think we may have inadvertently stumbled upon a previously unknown dinosaur.

Putting to one side the OP's prejudices, i like a mix, behind the sticks gives a great view of lines being run, and holes in defence and also how the defences slide.

I prefer standing behind the sticks. In stadiums with corners I prefer the corner to get a good perspective.

As for the OPs ill judged comment, this isnt east is east

Prefer the centre line myself. Always seem to see gaps that in the defence that don't exist when behind the sticks.

FWIW, I dont care where I stand. Normally the game is just a blur the next day.

pfft.

Can I be the slow one and ask what the OP said that's offensive? I just don't get it. Is it "Bradista"?

As for the view, I started behind the posts in the West Stand, then moved to the seats in the North Stand, and graduated to the South Stand. I don't think I ever spent a whole game in the East Stand. Much prefer being side on to paly. The last time I stood in the West Stand (vs Wigan a long time ago when Edwards was playing) I couldn't understand how the heck people were apparently seeing 'offside' and 'forward pass' from there.

My preference given a choice is down the side.

However, I don't think there is a better view at any of our weekly club stadiums than behind the sticks in the upper of the Carnegie stand at Headingley.

All clubs must believe that a stand behind the sticks is the least favoured & least desirable place to stand otherwise why would they all allocate such a stand for the away fans?
However, like Gotcha, I much prefer my current seat in the Carnegies Stand to where I used to sit in the Paddock.
Likewise I have no issues personally with standing or preferably sitting behind the sticks at away games.
Provided it's not near the band!

Worst ground to see from behind the sticks is at Wakey, good lord