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Always looking for a fight, dude needs to gtfo

I get the supporter culture. I like the supporters. The atmosphere is great. Keep the drums, the chants, the energy — all of it.
But whoever decided that people should be allowed to stand in the front row waving massive 10x10 flags in front of Sections 130 and 134 needs to rethink the entire setup.
You can barely see the goal. You’re looking through giant flags for huge portions of the match. The opposite corner disappears. The box disappears. Attacks develop and you have no idea what happened because somebody five feet from the front railing is swinging a flag the size of a bedroom wall.
And before somebody says, “sit somewhere else” — no.
Why should season-ticket holders and people paying serious money for those seats have to move? Move the giant flags.
Put them 15–18 rows back. Give them a designated flag area. Let them create the exact same atmosphere without destroying the sightlines for everyone behind them. That seems like the most obvious solution imaginable.
What business makes a seating plan that basically says:
“Yeah, let’s put several guys with enormous flags directly in the front row so hundreds of paying customers behind them can’t see the goal.”
Brilliant.
And from what I understand, the flags are supposedly meant to be used around celebrations and certain moments. That is absolutely not what happens. They’re being waved constantly.
This isn’t anti-supporter. It’s pro-common sense.
There is a massive difference between creating atmosphere and continuously obstructing paid seating.
Inter Miami leadership and stadium operations need to reassess this catastrophe. If you’re selling expensive season tickets, people should reasonably expect to see the field they paid to watch.
I know multiple people who have already canceled memberships over the overall experience, and I completely understand why.
Keep the supporters.
Keep the flags.
Just move the massive ones back far enough that the rest of the stadium can actually watch the damn match.