Take That

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Incase of Rain i've just ordered my program online. £2.75 more but I dont have to worry it'll get wet plus carrying it can be a pain.
I'm 10 mins from ground and we've had no Thunder yet and past couple of hours only brief spits of Rain
 
Olly Murs isn’t usually for me but he was actually really good, really enjoyed it. And obviously Take That were brilliant as always. Excellent show ♥️ The only negative I have to say were the amount of women who were so leathered they started to ruin the show for everyone else. Shouting, falling about, pushing in and generally being a nuisance. Also had someone vomiting all over the floor and we had to avoid standing in it the whole night!
 
lucyloo11 said:
Olly Murs isn’t usually for me but he was actually really good, really enjoyed it. And obviously Take That were brilliant as always. Excellent show ♥ The only negative I have to say were the amount of women who were so leathered they started to ruin the show for everyone else. Shouting, falling about, pushing in and generally being a nuisance. Also had someone vomiting all over the floor and we had to avoid standing in it the whole night!
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Always happens at TT, I had a weird woman accuse me of kicking her seat. I was amused as i've little legs So I had to stretch them to kick it as I gave it a try after she left haha
Great Night though love them & so chuffed they did Notts
 
lucyloo11 said:
Olly Murs isn’t usually for me but he was actually really good, really enjoyed it. And obviously Take That were brilliant as always. Excellent show ♥️ The only negative I have to say were the amount of women who were so leathered they started to ruin the show for everyone else. Shouting, falling about, pushing in and generally being a nuisance. Also had someone vomiting all over the floor and we had to avoid standing in it the whole night!
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I think I've seen it at every TT gig I've been to with pitch standing.
I find it so weird. Why spend a fortune on a ticket then get so wasted, you miss everything. Also seen absolutely blotto women being removed by the police.
 
Sammiejayne444 said:
I think I've seen it at every TT gig I've been to with pitch standing.
I find it so weird. Why spend a fortune on a ticket then get so wasted, you miss everything. Also seen absolutely blotto women being removed by the police.
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Makes no sense at all. The woman nearest us was so drunk she was starting to sleep stood up!
 
lucyloo11 said:
Makes no sense at all. The woman nearest us was so drunk she was starting to sleep stood up!
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I think I've only been on the pitch once at a TT gig and that was the Progress tour. I have never seen so many people absolutely off their faces, throwing up, spilling bottles of wine etc. So many of them not even looking at the stage too! Totally spoilt it for me and I don't like stadium gigs for that reason. I always go for seated and in stadiums that feels a little bit too far away to feel included in the atmosphere.

Having said that, I've also noticed that a huge number of people with seated tickets never stand up, especially the higher up the seats go. I was back row a couple of times and no one stood up except for a couple of songs near the end! I try to sit down but just want to dance and it feels awkward seat dancing! I get some people can't stand for physical/medical reasons but it can't be the case for everyone.
 
ElectricDreams said:
I think I've only been on the pitch once at a TT gig and that was the Progress tour. I have never seen so many people absolutely off their faces, throwing up, spilling bottles of wine etc. So many of them not even looking at the stage too! Totally spoilt it for me and I don't like stadium gigs for that reason. I always go for seated and in stadiums that feels a little bit too far away to feel included in the atmosphere.

Having said that, I've also noticed that a huge number of people with seated tickets never stand up, especially the higher up the seats go. I was back row a couple of times and no one stood up except for a couple of songs near the end! I try to sit down but just want to dance and it feels awkward seat dancing! I get some people can't stand for physical/medical reasons but it can't be the case for everyone.
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Starting to think people have more money than sense. They’re going because it’s a ‘go-to’ show and not because they’re true fans. They would rather spend the duration off their faces!
 
ElectricDreams said:
I think I've only been on the pitch once at a TT gig and that was the Progress tour. I have never seen so many people absolutely off their faces, throwing up, spilling bottles of wine etc. So many of them not even looking at the stage too! Totally spoilt it for me and I don't like stadium gigs for that reason. I always go for seated and in stadiums that feels a little bit too far away to feel included in the atmosphere.

Having said that, I've also noticed that a huge number of people with seated tickets never stand up, especially the higher up the seats go. I was back row a couple of times and no one stood up except for a couple of songs near the end! I try to sit down but just want to dance and it feels awkward seat dancing! I get some people can't stand for physical/medical reasons but it can't be the case for everyone.
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I’ve seen girls crouching down to have a piss before now on pitch standing!
It wasn’t too bad where we were last night, just one woman complaining about people standing up and dancing (you’re at a gig love, what do you expect people to do 🤦🏻‍♀️) and there were a couple of girls in front of us vaping.
 
ElectricDreams said:
I think I've only been on the pitch once at a TT gig and that was the Progress tour. I have never seen so many people absolutely off their faces, throwing up, spilling bottles of wine etc. So many of them not even looking at the stage too! Totally spoilt it for me and I don't like stadium gigs for that reason. I always go for seated and in stadiums that feels a little bit too far away to feel included in the atmosphere.

Having said that, I've also noticed that a huge number of people with seated tickets never stand up, especially the higher up the seats go. I was back row a couple of times and no one stood up except for a couple of songs near the end! I try to sit down but just want to dance and it feels awkward seat dancing! I get some people can't stand for physical/medical reasons but it can't be the case for everyone.
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I don't care, I'm up and dancing usually by the first song. If I've paid a lot of money for a ticket, I'm enjoying myself whoever is sat behind me. Fortunately the only time we've been asked to sit down was at a Cher gig back in the 90s. And no we didn't.
 
lucyloo11 said:
Olly Murs isn’t usually for me but he was actually really good, really enjoyed it. And obviously Take That were brilliant as always. Excellent show ♥️ The only negative I have to say were the amount of women who were so leathered they started to ruin the show for everyone else. Shouting, falling about, pushing in and generally being a nuisance. Also had someone vomiting all over the floor and we had to avoid standing in it the whole night!
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Agree with this, we moved to the back as the women next to us were absolutely hammered and falling all over us and we couldn’t see.

Once at the back we actually had a great view and tons of room to dance. Had a fantastic time!
 
KH1984 said:
Agree with this, we moved to the back as the women next to us were absolutely hammered and falling all over us and we couldn’t see.

Once at the back we actually had a great view and tons of room to dance. Had a fantastic time!
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It’s given me food for thought definitely. I’m glad I tried it because it’s the closest I’ve ever been to Take That but I think in future I’ll go back to arenas and/or seating. I want to enjoy a show not worry about pushing, shoving or having someone vom on my toes!
 
lucyloo11 said:
It’s given me food for thought definitely. I’m glad I tried it because it’s the closest I’ve ever been to Take That but I think in future I’ll go back to arenas and/or seating. I want to enjoy a show not worry about pushing, shoving or having someone vom on my toes!
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My first concert was in 1993, I was 11 and paid £15 for tickets on 4th row from the front. I didn't really know who they were, but my cousin was a massive fan and my auntie rang up and got tickets for us. They weren't different prices back then and you didn't get a choice of where to sit... We were just lucky that my auntie got through the phone lines early on!
 
ElectricDreams said:
My first concert was in 1993, I was 11 and paid £15 for tickets on 4th row from the front. I didn't really know who they were, but my cousin was a massive fan and my auntie rang up and got tickets for us. They weren't different prices back then and you didn't get a choice of where to sit... We were just lucky that my auntie got through the phone lines early on!
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Those were the good old days - 1994 was my first - I was kind of near the B stage so wet my pants when they did the Beatles medley. Looking back I wasn’t kind of near at all - could just about make out Robbie’s shaved head 😂
 
lucyloo11 said:
It’s given me food for thought definitely. I’m glad I tried it because it’s the closest I’ve ever been to Take That but I think in future I’ll go back to arenas and/or seating. I want to enjoy a show not worry about pushing, shoving or having someone vom on my toes!
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I have seen so many bands in my time and I’ve seen Take That a few times now and that was by far the worst gig I’ve been too for people throwing up/being too drunk etc. I’m all for everyone having a good time I’m not a party pooper but so many people were being removed by stewards or dragged out to sit down it just seems pointless. Maybe I’m showing my age but why spend £80 plus on a ticket to not see all the show or remember it.
 
Take that need to retire and spend their millions! The brief clip of them I've seen of them Dad dancing on stage is laughable! The outfits they are wearing on stage look like Star Wars cast offs. Who on earth ever told Mark he can sing? He is way below your average Kareoke singer. No wonder Jason Orange and Robbie have done one!
 
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