Keeping warm at home games

[Daily Express bot]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

[Monkey Boy]

Set fire to the front room?

[Dunners]

Thermal long johns and vest, and heated socks. Also, a woolly hat is a must.

[Chief crazy horse]

My sister takes a little blanket. Don't know about a bloke doing the same though! I feel the cold a lot too sitting down in the west stand. A thermal vest helps and sometimes I wear an old pair of football socks pulled up to the knees. Helps too.

[Dunners]

I should add, you are advised to wear other clothing over your thermals, but it's not mandatory.

[spen666]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

You would be better wearing 2 normal pairs of socks than a single thick pair Layers trap heat between them

[Daily Express bot]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

You would be better wearing 2 normal pairs of socks than a single thick pair Layers trap heat between them

I’ll try that , thanks

[Tuffers#2]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

You would be better wearing 2 normal pairs of socks than a single thick pair Layers trap heat between them

I’ll try that , thanks

Or invest in a Pair of these
https://www.westmorlandsheepskins.co.uk ... pers-oskar

[Monkey Boy]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

But seriously you can’t beat a hot water bottle on your feet, keep them warm and your be fine

[Story of O]

An entertaining and exciting game normally helps me forget about the cold

[Chief crazy horse]

Yes, well that would be the problem these days...

[Daily Express bot]

You would be better wearing 2 normal pairs of socks than a single thick pair Layers trap heat between them

I’ll try that , thanks

Or invest in a Pair of these
https://www.westmorlandsheepskins.co.uk ... pers-oskar

I’ll definitely look to getting some of them for home if they make my size , thanks!

[Daily Express bot]

An entertaining and exciting game normally helps me forget about the cold

Perhaps that is why I have been really feeling it lately?

[spen666]

Switching from playing in winter to summer?

Rugby League did it

[Sid Bishop]

I am finding it increasingly uncomfortable at home games to stay warm in this weather , someone gave me some hand warmers to try. They react with the air and last for hours I’m told. I have a big coat which just about works but my feet suffer despite thick socks and boots. Anyone else endure this and have any tips?

But seriously you can’t beat a hot water bottle on your feet, keep them warm and your be fine

Bit of a job to do that at a football home game, note the thread title ''Keeping warm at home games''
I feel the cold a lot, especially in my legs, so in the cold weather I wear my pyjama bottoms under my trousers.
I also wear 3 lots of jumpers over my shirt plus a jacket when I go outside.

[Constanza]

I find cuddling up with neighbouring seats works.

[Orient_Man_And_Boy]

I empathise-ever since I started on daily aspirin.

Columbia make base-layers that are stunning, particularly those that have a quasi metal mesh woven in.

Otherwise, the key is long socks and a long coat.

[EH16]

Move to Spain. Overseas subscribers can live stream the games.

[Tuffers#2]

I’ll try that , thanks

Or invest in a Pair of these
https://www.westmorlandsheepskins.co.uk ... pers-oskar

I’ll definitely look to getting some of them for home if they make my size , thanks!

you can buy outdoor ones as well.

[Daily Express bot]

I find cuddling up with neighbouring seats works.

You would not with the bloke who sits one side and I might get a knuckle sandwich from the young lady’s boyfriend the other side .

[Daily Express bot]

Switching from playing in winter to summer?

Rugby League did it

Would be nice

[Monkey Boy]

Sorry didn’t read all the question, there is no answer apart from thermal, socks and gloves and try to keep your feet moving which should the circulation moving

[StillSpike]

From my experience last Saturday, just sit near the aisle in the West Stand and you'll be forever jumping to your f*cking feet as the people on your row go back and forth between their seats and the bar/bogs. I certainly gets the circulation going I can tell ye. I was sweating cobs by the end of the match.

[Monkey Boy]

From my experience last Saturday, just sit near the aisle in the West Stand and you'll be forever jumping to your f*cking feet as the people on your row go back and forth between their seats and the bar/bogs. I certainly gets the circulation going I can tell ye. I was sweating cobs by the end of the match.

Yes your not wrong I sit on the end too,up and down and they always manage to stand in front of you when we’re attacking, can’t understand people coming in 5/10 minutes after the game has started just to get that extra pint,still keeps the circulation going

[Cheshunto]

Long Johns, a thermal vest and an Orient Bobble hat are must haves.
My old Dad used to always take a newspaper ( remember them ) in with him, and would fold it and put it under his feet, which insulated them from the cold concrete.