A Gillingham follower discovered that his chair was missing when he arrived for the team's season opener on social media.
After claiming he had been given a seat that did n't exist, a Gillingham season ticket who showed up for the first game of the team's new campaign drew laughter on social media.
Scott Byers, a fan of the Gills, reported to X ( formerly Twitter ) that he had arrived for the League Two opener against Carlisle United only to discover that two seats in his row, including the one that had been assigned to him, had been missing.
Crane explained that a servant had advised him to "look out for some other votes this week," even though the metal fixtures for the seats can still be seen screwed into the concrete steps.
The post received over 15, 000 likes before being deleted, and sparked a mixture of responses from the aghast to the humorous, with variations on' I would n't stand for that' or ' I would n't take that sitting down ' particularly popular.
We imagine the unfortunate lover ended up having a great old time despite after finding another place to sit.
Timothee Dieng opened the scoring for Gillingham in the next second as they defeated Carlisle United 4-1.
Jacob Wakeling scored nearly as quickly after half day to double the prospect before Jon Mellish gave Carlisle some hope of making a comeback after their 349-mile trip to Kent- but that was extinguished by more Gillingham goals from Jack Nolan and Jonny Williams.
Gillingham finished 12th in League Two last year after a four-game winning stop turned into a dismal run of kind through to Boxing Day.
Carlisle returned to League Two after only a year in the second level, where they finished last year at the middle.
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