I think this one is a real can of worms! I am 31 and when i go away i like a sing and support the team in my own way, i dont sing for 90 minutes constant, i like to watch the game too, it doesnt make me any less of a fan. I will stand when i am away but i am also concious if i have a an older person behind me or people with young kids that i cannot keep standing, its about having respect for people around you.
I think as somebody suggested maybe you allocate the front seats for the sitters and the back seats for the singers (cant say standers as its frowned up with all these new campaigns) how it would work i dont know, simple thing is when buying a ticket given 2 options - a - front half of a stand or b - back half of the stand.
My old man is 74 and cannot get about as much as he used to, he has been going the albion since he was 8, he has been to god knows how many places following them, got into numerous scrapes and dramas and then brought me and my brother when we growing up kits, merchandise and paid for our tickets at most home games and a fair few away and i dread to think how much it will of cost him. If he wants to go away and sit down at wigan he is perfectly entitled too, i am sure he would love to be stood up, singing, but things change, doesnt mean he shouldnt be allowed to go or he is a lesser fan. In 20 years time i doubt i will fancy singing and standing all game either but there is no way i wont go.
People go the Albion for one main reason to watch the team, i am supporting them by paying my money for a match ticket, if i want to sing i will, if i dont i wont but certainly doesnt make me any less of a fan.
Fair play to the people who sing constant for 90 minutes, good on you but it doesnt make you any more of a fan than anybody else.