Minstermen To Explore Safe-Standing For New Stadium

York City have announced they are looking into the option of installing rail seating in their soon to be built Community Stadium.

The Minstermen are due to move into their new 8,000-seater home next summer and have already staged consultations regarding the move.

According to the York Press, the idea has been well received by the Yorkshire City Knights – a rugby league club who will share the new stadia with Sam Collins’ men.

"The club is aware that the introduction of rail seating and safe standing is a topic of great debate among football fans and in the football industry which has gained momentum in recent times.” a statement from the club’s directors read.

“Discussions have taken place with various key stakeholders about this as a possibility at the new stadium. It would be premature to comment further at this stage because those discussions are still on-going."

Safe standing is allowed in all leagues but the top two in England with a number of clubs across the continent also adopting the idea.

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