It's a bloody disgrace is what it is. I've paid good money to get a season ticket and be able to stand where I want, after I've handed my cash over it turns out I can't stand where I've done for years.

It's an amaturish set up, are we really that hard up that we have to risk annoying regular fans to save £100 a game? The results on the pitch are enough of a reason to stop fans coming, it doesn't require additional effort from our BOD.

Nice try, Robert Binns. Trying to pose as a Fax fan hasn't worked so you may as well return to fcht with the rest of the epsilon minus semi-morons!

Nantwich - a big name, definitely. But us, (Leigh) surely not?!

Your quite right Binboy, a "bloody disgrace" as you say.
Of course as our resident double supporter Mr T Hall has quite rightly and fairly pointed out it was Mr Ample Bosomworth, your chairman who requested this decision.
I suspect that as cost saving exercise it does save Fax £100, two stewards, but, think about it logically it's saving your football club probably in excess of £1000 pounds for a smaller crowd plus a fortune in hay for all those police horses.
Now may I respectfully request that you give us all a break, next thing you will be speaking in pseudo Yorkshire dialect which will only encourage Cokey to return like he did when his mate Jagger (not Charlie) was on.
With respect as always of course.

Nice dig John boy.........Saddo

You seem to be coming across to me as a nasty piece of work lately. What's your problem?

Your right I am a nasty piece of work, what did your alter ego call you? Hokey was it?
Just sick of your stupid digs,
Check one out a few days ago, you said,
etc etc.
And that was it.
My last word, back on thread.
As an East Stand person I have to say the atmosphere from the South Stand seemed louder recently since the "corralling"

I have no idea what half of that message was about John.
I choose to sit in the seats at football but stand at rugby as the young un prefers that. Do you not think it should have been mentioned that almost half the stand would be closed before the club sold me a season ticket to stand in it?

I'm not why the restrictions are in place, a statement from the BOD would be nice but I do think that the atmosphere has improved since it happened. I also understand that people want to stand where they like, within reason, so we need to be made aware of the logic behind the move.
In terms of elf and safety it was a joke how many people were allowed to stand on the passageway when previously they would have been moved away.
Financially does it save us much money, it might add up to a £1000 a season, who knows?

personally i have no issue with the wings being closed in south stand.Under normal circumstances the standing area left is more than adequate.I do have an issue when the south stand is totally shut and you're forced to sit.Fortunately i can only remember this happening once at rugby--Myton if i remember correctly.