I thought the uniform seat colouring was to make it easier for refs and touch judges to spot off-sides and forward passes?

I thought uniform seating was done because it was cheaper than having a bunch of different colours

To be honest, apart from the fact that, in a totally empty ground, it is quite aesthetically pleasing, I thought was done to incorporate logos into the stadium design, which does look OK of course, and it also allows the ground to be identified from the air, so it must also be an important aid to navigation for the pilots of low flying jets...

I'd have guessed that the pigments used in the mix to form the colours would be generally the same, to be fair though, but I don't know.

Quote: Bulliac "I've never worked out why they build stadiums with great banks of seats all in the same colour. When the ground is only a quarter full it's just so obvious and looks plain awful. If they put in seats in lots of random colours it wouldn't look anything like so bad.'" There's a couple of stadiums with random seating colours for this reason en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Est%C3%A1d ... _de_Aveiro en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothie_King_

Quote: Bulliac "I've never worked out why they build stadiums with great banks of seats all in the same colour. When the ground is only a quarter full it's just so obvious and looks plain awful. If they put in seats in lots of random colours it wouldn't look anything like so bad.'" There's a couple of stadiums with random seating colours for this reason en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Est%C3%A1d ... _de_Aveiro en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothie_King_

If they painted faces on the seats & played the piped music from the late 80s you wouldn't need to open the ground to species.

Which species are you most concerned about?

I once planted trees at Holmewood. They were a strange breed - the people, not the trees.

For my sins, I have delivered mail on Holmewood. Most folk, like people everywhere were as right as rain, but there were some characters, I have to say.

TBH, you'd be right either way

renewed our seats yesterday, cant wait for new season to start, hope its worth the £945 cost been saving up for months.

I was hoping to hear more about the concession stands around the ground a really good noodle bar may temp me out of the coral a little more often . I do enjoy the diversity of our support always nice to share a glass of large with those on the pop stand !

One of the better things about the ground not being 'compartmentalised' [is there such a word?] into separate stands is that it gives 'niche' food and drink stalls a better chance of being viable than if they only had one stand to sell to. It does tend to be just burgers, chips and pies at most away grounds.

When we were at valley parade I remember being in a huge queue for beer and food, whilst leeds fans a few metres away had an empty bar that we couldn't get to for the locked separation barrier.

It's rat burgers and chips at Odsal too from what I've seen. There have been fleeting attempts at decent food in the stadium but nothing in the past few years I'd ever touch.

I'm amazed a curry stall has never taken off.

At the very least we ought to be able to get a pie.

Leeds fans would have been at the Pims & prawn sandwich stalls.