You pay your money, you take your seat and hopefully enjoy a great game. Well, if only it were that simple. Go to lower league or non-league football and you can pretty much pick your spot if you get there early. You can chose to sit or stand, to stretch your legs, move to different parts of the ground, even take your canine friend with you if you feel like it at non-league games. The Guide dog that regularly takes his place on the front row of the Ronnie Clayton Stand is a model of devotion to his master. Whilst those around him sing, shout, swear, gesticulate and berate the opposition or the team; as the mood takes them. He sits quietly and patiently looking at his friend and receives the odd pat on the head while the crowd goes wild. I often wonder who made the decision to make…
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