As this Man got an idea crowd control does not mean to penalise home supporters without a thought get a grip an a job you can actually do any injury tonight to supporters down to you. Why is it the only stand effected us the north stand foolish man.

Gets better they have run out of Beer in th north stand job plus Longo

Have you a problem re.Davide.

Grow up, enjoy match.

Yes I have he can't do his job and it's unsafe for supporters his token gestures should stock.to selling I've cream.

Also thought the decision to cordon off a section off the north stand was poor one.

Those Leeds fans could well have been accommodated on the western terrace and in front of the sky big screen.

It was a waste of manpower from a security point of view.

With hindsight this section should have been filled last and if not needed (which it wasn't) the wakey fans could have spreaded out.

Given events against Widnes, it's perhaps a good thing they have run out of beer.

All the yellow walkways in the northstand were blocked.

Dammed if you do, damned if you don't with regards to alcohol sales. I agree the section of the Northern Terrace allocated to Leeds was a little over generous.



Still thought it was a great event and if any newbys were present tgeyd certainly be coming back for more.

My day job is a health and safety manager, their is no way I would have signed that off tonight. it was obvious that no one had done a head count for the stand just jammed them in. If it had been a night club the fire officer would have closed the venue.

My day job is a health and safety manager, their is no way I would have signed that off tonight. it was obvious that no one had done a head count for the stand just jammed them in. If it had been a night club the fire officer would have closed the venue.

there's not to burn really is there

Sadly, I agree with everything you say. If the club had actively dealt with the troublemakers to be begin with, rather than simply moving them around the ground, we wouldn't be left with this ridiculous segregation policy. A policy which rewards away fans with the best view in the ground!



I went to the game tonight with both my parents. We weren't allowed to stand with my sister, her husband and their son because they are Leeds fans. We weren't even allowed down the side of the pitch at 6.30 to watch my nephew play because we had Wakefield badges on. We could, if we wanted, stand down the East terrace and watch other people's kids play, but not my sisters on the Western side. With that in mind, I would challenge anyone who says Rugby League is a family sport.



Unfortunately it has cost the club three season tickets next year.