You must wander around quaking with fear. I feel bad for you.

Any new fan probably won't realise that the reserved section is in fact reserved. Would probably be a good idea to have signs up.

Thanks for your concern.

I know this may sound daft, but is there a need for reserved seating? I kniw everyone likes there spot but is it worth the extra cash and obvious hassle thats going on? Im unreserved and to be honest, I sit within 5-10 seats around me every week

We use the un reserved South and generally sit in or around the same seats every week and everyone seems friendly, no your sat in my seat I had when in the first season we had in the East. There is also not the air of superiority that seems to waft over from waft from NE of my position, get over yourselves.

Part of the trouble here is some fans thank they are a better fan then others...........................

Whats the price difference in east??

And apart from you, how many people know this?

East stand should be fully unreserved, let those who are precious about their seat go sit in the West. Would be a much better atmosphere.

Think thats the best possible solution

How many people know my seat number? Really?

Look its really simple, certain sections of the East stand are reserved. I like a reserved seat because it means I can turn up whenever I like and guarantee a good spot with enough seats for my group to be sat together. Quite why some people seem to have a chip on their shoulder about it I have no idea. Frankly I'd rather it was standing but we dont have that option.

I was merely pointing out the ridiculousness of the idea that people should know which seats are reserved. When I first took my lad in 08 I moved over to the west stand for his first few games, I was told I could sit anywhere in this particular block, only to be moved 5 minutes before kick off by some jumped up prat mumbling about his seat being reserved.
It happens, hardly worth complaining on a forum about, as the OP did, is it?