Those seats you mention are fine, Alan.
It's the 26 in the bottom left-hand corner that are the contentious ones....... they are segregated, and I can't visualise the sight lines.
Quoting myself here just to clarify . . . .
There are 32 wheelchair and companion seats on level 1. That's obviously 64 people.
The concession area in the bottom right shows it occupied by 27 wheelchairs only.
They are also shown side by side lining the walls.
In the graphic, there appears to be only enough room for each chair to move the equivalent of one space forward or back. It will be incredibly packed in there -- and that is before accommodating any companions or fixtures such as a table!
In reality, there will probably be enough room for only half, at most, of those 32 wheelchair users and their companions to use that space with any degree of comfort. The rest will be reduced to sitting in the 'circulation' area, or simply staying in their match seats because it is less hassle.
The lift proposed will accommodate only two wheelchairs by the look of it. At a conservative 2 minute turnaround time, that entails 16 trips or 32 minutes to empty that section by lift at the end of the game. Even with 4 chairs, it will be 16 minutes, minimum. That is roughly the time it can take to empty the wheelchair users from the main stand since it was built, and that has been the subject of constant complaints!
All in all, this will not be a pleasant experience for wheelchair users, and certainly not of the standard one would expect in this day and age. As mentioned previously, in 20 years time, we will look back in dismay at this segregated, cramped, non-inclusive area, and wonder how it was allowed to be built.
