From your posts you are obviously very passionate about the issue, but there are some points your missing.
The only way we will stop being a small South London clubs is to win football matches, it’s that simple. Nobody cares how much noise the crowd makes, as it is irrelevant, it’s results that matter.
Crowds fluctuate from year to year, so no point hanging your hat on a small group of supporters, who can disappear at any time. Which they appear to have done already.
The majority of supporters go the a football match to watch the game, whether it’s in the Premier or non league. Being told your no longer wanted as you don’t sing enough, just sounds crazy.

FFS

It's Hampton, OK?

What a load of old pony. Have a butcher's at a fish hook or ask a Julius Caesar my old manhole cover.

Edited by Mapletree (20 Nov 2018 6.02pm)

My guess is that the HF are not happy about how it's been handled and want to make sure those effected are properly compensated. Either a better deal from the club for those who have been told to move, or still pushing for the full lower tier reset (which is a fairer option for the long standing ST holders). I know there is a certain perception of the HF on here, but I know them to be considerate and genuinely trying to do whats best for the club and not just themselves. They will want to minimise any ill feeling so that all Palace fans are with them.

To suggest they will run down 20 rows to celebrate with the players and cause a crush is nonsense, a wind up. The back of the stand has better acoustics with the overhanging roof (similar to the AW) which will generate more noise. they will also be standing for 90 minutes (seperate debate, but it happens at all grounds, just accept it) and standing at the front will cause problems for those who would want to sit behind them. Standing at the front of block B has never been an issue as block B has always been a 'standing area' even before the HF were there.

Initially there was a stated desire to emulate what was so impactful at Wembley for the Semi & Final. On both occasions they were located at the rear of the lower tier yet were still very visible.

Being at the back minimises the impact on fans in blocks either side & might actually avoid the entire LH having to stand up for extended periods.

Relegtion will solve all the poblems re seats being available. The HF wil have half of Selhurst Park to choose fromalthough doubt what atmosphere there will be wont be much wih only 10000 or so in the ground for most macthe' Parish should stop farting around with this singing section and concentrate all his efforts on the football side of things ie the scouting set up etc and the January window to enure we sty in the PL.

Hampton is prick.

(Hampton Wick)