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[QUOTE="ImperialOrange, post: 746194, member: 362"]
I will preface this by saying the amount of standing I do is based a) on the game itself and b) those around me.

At Metlife I had 1 row of fans behind me and warned/apologized to them prior to kick off that I'm likely to be out of my seat a bit. They told me not to worry about it but I think at least appreciated that I took the time to address it before hand. Its usually a good idea to talk to those around you before and during thegame anyway as it gets all a bit more involved.

I don't have an issue with sitters most times but here the exceptions. If someone demands rather than asks I sit down it's not a good start. If those in front of me stand don't ask me to sit and not see the game so that you can. I'm not disregarding your wishes to see the game but I'm also not willing to ruin my watching of a game I have to jump through hoops to get to and am more interested in. I'm not placing my enjoyment of the game ahead of yours. Please don't asume you have the right to watch from however you're most comfortable at my expense.

Solutions could be for sitters to get tickets on the rail in a section on in the 200 level where sight lines aren't conducive to standing. If I was in a section where I was the only stander I would move to a seat or section where I wasn't a nuisance.  Likewise, if you're the only sitter, please consider moving as well after you spot an open section that would allow that. Its not like there are never options of where to move in the dome.
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