This petition has been raised in the hope of convincing the Board of Directors at St Mirren football club, to reconsider the provision being made for disabled fans at the new stadium about to be built in Paisley. It calls for better consultation with those disabled fans to find a way to provide better seating arrangements with adequate shelter from the wind and rain, and a proper raised view of the pitch, preferably within the stands. Please sign this petition to help us acheive these goals. Thankyou
I am honestly overwhelmed by the momentum behind this request. It is clearly your shared commitment to our fellow fans that is driving this forward rather than anything I did on my own.
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2007
6 Comments
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Brian Iyer
19 years ago
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Give them a decent view. They pay for tickets same as everyone else.
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Fiona Reid
19 years ago
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About time the club listened to the people actually sitting in those spots. Really not good enough.
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Sarah Reeves
19 years ago
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Disgraceful treatment of loyal fans. Get it fixed before the new place opens.
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Gavin Gomez
19 years ago
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My dad cant see a thing when everyone stands up. Needs to be a raised platform simple as.
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Alan Reynolds
19 years ago
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Totally agree. Cant believe this is still an issue in 2018. Sort it out St Mirren.
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Dave Adeyemi
19 years ago
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Its Scotland. Half the year its pishing down. These fans deserve to watch the game without getting soaked.
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This petition has been raised in the hope of convincing the Board of Directors at St Mirren football club, to reconsider the provision being made for disabled fans at the new stadium about to be built in Paisley. It calls for better consultation with those disabled fans to find a way to provide better seating arrangements with adequate shelter from the wind and rain, and a proper raised view of the pitch, preferably within the stands. Please sign this petition to help us acheive these goals. Thankyou
I am honestly overwhelmed by the momentum behind this request. It is clearly your shared commitment to our fellow fans that is driving this forward rather than anything I did on my own.
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2007
6 Comments
B
Brian Iyer
19 years ago
Featured
Give them a decent view. They pay for tickets same as everyone else.
F
Fiona Reid
19 years ago
Featured
About time the club listened to the people actually sitting in those spots. Really not good enough.
S
Sarah Reeves
19 years ago
Featured
Disgraceful treatment of loyal fans. Get it fixed before the new place opens.
G
Gavin Gomez
19 years ago
Featured
My dad cant see a thing when everyone stands up. Needs to be a raised platform simple as.
A
Alan Reynolds
19 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. Cant believe this is still an issue in 2018. Sort it out St Mirren.
D
Dave Adeyemi
19 years ago
Featured
Its Scotland. Half the year its pishing down. These fans deserve to watch the game without getting soaked.
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Give them a decent view. They pay for tickets same as everyone else.