GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 21: A general Stadium View during a Premier Sports Cup quarter-final match between Rangers and Dundee at Ibrox Stadium, on September 21, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Alan Harvey/SNS Group via Getty Images)
Ibrox fully reopened on Sunday for the match against Hibs with some surprises in store for Season Ticket holders in the Copland Rear.
Last week against Dundee fans in the Copland Front discovered that the overhang of the top tier has severely restricted their views with no prior warning from the club.
On Sunday fans in the 600 additional seats discovered what they had bought into with an excess of fencing obstructing their views from the new rows.
@RangersFCSLO absolutely disgraceful view from my new ‘fancy’ Copland Rear seat. pic.twitter.com/fFnEylgoz7
— Linds (@LindseyH36037) September 29, 2024
It seems that there are particular problems in the corners of each stand, the back section of the Copland Front and the front sections of the Copland Rear.
The work was forced on the club by UEFA to provide adequate facilities for disabled fans who were previously left exposed to the elements in the area behind the dug-outs.
Non Season Ticket holders can now buy a four match Europa League package for £200, visiting supporters at each match have their ticket prices capped at £30.
Still so angry with @RangersFC
Here’s my new “premium view seat that will significantly enhance your matchday experience” Supporter liasons at the match tell me “keep reporting every time you come to the match and when it comes up so many times it will he dealt with @RangersFCSLO pic.twitter.com/vqvnL2zBMz— Linds (@LindseyH36037) September 30, 2024
Hacksaws at the ready for the next home game …..
Looks like they’ve fitted blinds so you can shut them when you’ve had enough of watching the sh*te on the pitch
Brilliant Harold….!!
Apparently the biggest complaint is…The seats face the pitch.!!