But if you want a cheap meal, go to the stands where you get a sausage.
Messi was back over the weekend, but in the stands, where even he could not harm the opposition.
And he kept smiling all the way to the mixed zone, under the stands, where athletes meet the news media.
When it bounced out again, Manu García furiously smashed it into the stands, where the colchoneros were going crazy.
We head into the stands, where Lewsey barks at everyone – adults and children alike – to queue for photos.
The referee sent him to the stands, where Wenger cut an ignominious, if farcical, figure for the last 30 seconds.
He glanced at the stands, where President Bush was vigorously waving an American flag, and gave him a nod.
Discouraged, he watched the games from the stands, where he happened to meet a shy, dark-haired senior named Michelle.
As soon as the final whistle blew, the whole team linked arms and ran toward the stands where the fans had sung continuously through the match.
National television caught the exchange between the two men, then panned to the stands where Marcello Lippi was deep in conversation with Philippe Troussier.
For this, Jacob wanted to head to the part of the stands where the most dirt is plastered onto the crowd.
