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Oldham seating

Postby yellas-derek-yellas » Sun Apr 21, 2019 8:17 pm

Anybody know for sure if we have to sit in designated seats tomorrow?
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby part time pete » Sun Apr 21, 2019 8:43 pm

yellas-derek-yellas wrote:Anybody know for sure if we have to sit in designated seats tomorrow?



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Re: Oldham seating

Postby Tippy Tappy Football » Sun Apr 21, 2019 9:01 pm

The away end (old home end) is massive so you should be able to sit where you like.

From the football grounds guide:

Away fans are housed in the ZenOffice Stand (Chaddy Road End) at one end of the ground. This stand has a capacity of around 3,750 fans. This is the opposite end to where the away fans have been housed for many years and has caused some upset with some Oldham supporters, as this was always seen as the traditional 'Home' end. Although covered, the ZenOffice Stand does have a number of supporting pillars running across the front of it, which could impede your view of the action. If you get chance, make sure to try one of the pies; Cottage, Steak & Pepper, plus Cheese & Potato (all £3). Some fans reckon that this is the best part of a visit to Boundary Park! Make sure you wrap up well though as the location of Boundary Park on the edge of the Pennines, means that it always seems to be cold, with a biting wind that goes right through you. Generally a friendly day out.

Chris a visiting Plymouth Argyle fan adds; 'Boundary Park is easy to find from the tram which takes about 20 minutes to walk. The Oldham staff are friendly and we experienced no issues even with a fairly large away following for our division. The away end catering is all outside so wrap up well with the bar being a couple of fold up tables and a barrel of lager which is poured direct. One lager only. But again the service is cheerful. There are some supporting pillars at the away end that impede the view and don't sit too far back or the roof stops you seeing the far end of the pitch. A good day out with a friendly club but a ground that's seen better days'.
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby Kernow » Mon Apr 22, 2019 8:08 am

Weather forecast for today is 22C, so not too cold.
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby Marky Mark » Mon Apr 22, 2019 8:57 am

Kernow wrote:Weather forecast for today is 22C, so not too cold.
As it is pay on the day, I doubt it.[/quote]

Whatever the temperature is outside Boundary Park, take 30C off it for inside.
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby Tippy Tappy Football » Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:08 am

Boundary Park is the 2nd highest ground in the football league although this list might be a bit out of date. :lol:

1 The Hawthorns-West Bromwich Albion 552 feet
2 Boundary Park-Oldham Athletic 526
3 Vale Park-Port Vale 520
4 The Crown Ground-Accrington Stanley 516
5 Moss Rose-Macclesfield Town 513
6 Spotland-Rochdale 498
7 Molineux-Wolverhampton Wanderers 483
8 St Andrews-Birmingham City 432
9 The Britannia Stadium-Stoke City 431
10 Adams Park-Wycombe Wanderers 413
11 Kenilworth Road-Luton Town 397
11 Turf Moor-Burnley 397
13 Field Mill-Mansfield Town 388
14 Valley Parade-Bradford City 380
15 The Bescot Stadium-Walsall 378
16 Reebok Stadium-Bolton Wanderers 377
17 Ewood Park- Blackburn Rovers 361
18 Saltergate-Chesterfield 360
19 Villa Park-Aston Villa 347
20 County Ground-Swindon Town 340

http://midfielddynamo.com/stadia/england_highest.htm
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby Spiritater » Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:44 am

Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Boundary Park is the 2nd highest ground in the football league although this list might be a bit out of date. :lol:

1 The Hawthorns-West Bromwich Albion 552 feet
2 Boundary Park-Oldham Athletic 526
3 Vale Park-Port Vale 520
4 The Crown Ground-Accrington Stanley 516
5 Moss Rose-Macclesfield Town 513
6 Spotland-Rochdale 498
7 Molineux-Wolverhampton Wanderers 483
8 St Andrews-Birmingham City 432
9 The Britannia Stadium-Stoke City 431
10 Adams Park-Wycombe Wanderers 413
11 Kenilworth Road-Luton Town 397
11 Turf Moor-Burnley 397
13 Field Mill-Mansfield Town 388
14 Valley Parade-Bradford City 380
15 The Bescot Stadium-Walsall 378
16 Reebok Stadium-Bolton Wanderers 377
17 Ewood Park- Blackburn Rovers 361
18 Saltergate-Chesterfield 36019 Villa Park-Aston Villa 347
20 County Ground-Swindon Town 340

http://midfielddynamo.com/stadia/england_highest.htm


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Re: Oldham seating

Postby bux46 » Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:59 am

yellas-derek-yellas wrote:Anybody know for sure if we have to sit in designated seats tomorrow?


Shouldn't worry yourself too much fella, most of the morons will be stood up anyway even its in front of young kids and older folk
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Re: Oldham seating

Postby gazza1988 » Mon Apr 22, 2019 10:17 am

Will we cope with the altitude?

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