Your whole argument is based on some supporters being better than others, which is fundamentally wrong.

No it is not. dick heads that run on the pitch pissed, or go looking for trouble are not good "fans" Fans that sing their collective heart out, are excellent fans, fans that turn up and watch the game are good fans, but your very liberal outlook that all fans are the same, is in your own words "fundamentally" not wrong as such, but certainly flawed.

A season ticket is sold on the basis, that it can be renewed at the end of the period for the seat allocated.

Delete "basis" insert assumption.

If you look at big clubs that have waiting lists for season tickets, they don’t refuse to renew on the basis that other fans now want them. It’s done on a wait until the current occupiers no longer want them.

No one is saying they can't renew their season tickets, just that they may have to move or do you know more than anyone else, I'm guessing not.

This has been the way football clubs have operated for years.
The creation of a superior fan that can have any seat they want, would not be entertained by 99% of football clubs as it is a dangerous route to take.

Sensationalism at it's best, do you write headlines for the sun ? I'm only asking because it's not about fans asking to sit where they want. They club have decided a singing section behind the goal would be a good idea. I happen to agree with that idea.

It's called progress, or change. Why are people so afraid by change. I just don't get it.

I think it’s an English and/or British trait to be afraid of change. It’s actually more a trait the older you get, and the age demographic is rising in football, and so the seats are taken by people for decades and areas become more and more sedate.

This has been discussed on either this thread or the BBS one. There’s some good posts regarding response to change at work.

Maybe the British trait is to do with the empire and everyone adapting to us, speaking English wherever we go.

Embrace this change, because it’s happening.

I think it’s an English and/or British trait to be afraid of change. It’s actually more a trait the older you get, and the age demographic is rising in football, and so the seats are taken by people for decades and areas become more and more sedate.

This has been discussed on either this thread or the BBS one. There’s some good posts regarding response to change at work.

Maybe the British trait is to do with the empire and everyone adapting to us, speaking English wherever we go.

Embrace this change, because it’s happening.

I think this is about spot on Willo. They clearly are missed. Well done for them for being ballsy about it and giving up their season tickets. Clearly it will divide fans but for the long run it’s the best for the club. The majority are happy.

I for one can’t wait for next season. For what it’s worth, I’ve recently started a new job and one of the guys in the office is part of the HF (more fringe really). He tells me they are still attending but are spread out now. Effectively they’re supporting the team the same way as everyone else now.