Exactly, nail on the head. These games are all about having the right attitude.

Looking at it on google maps there doesnt seem to be much seating

Well stand up then!
Or get there early!

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There is very little - just a small stand on one side - and there is barely any terracing as such.

When we last played there against Oldham in one of their involuntary 'on the road' games two or three years ago, no-one was allowed into the stand until just before kick-off. The explanation given to me, as I queued up, was that they let the season ticket holders and 'dignitaries' take their seats and then, knowing how many seats were actually available and unused on the day, let the general populace, upon paying a supplement, take up the remaining seats.

Don't stay in the bar too long pre-match is the answer! Or get someone to stake a place in the queue for you.

Just reminds me of Toulouse's ground. Bit of seating and everyone stood up round the edges.

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We should be hitting the half century against Swinton to be fair. The players just need to learn to respect the opposition and respect the ball more. As long as we defend properly and do the basics then there is no problem.

Batley will be tough for Siddal though I think if Siddal are within 6 Points at HT then Batley could be for the taking. Doubt there will be a big crowd sadly for this one

Watched them when our game was called off.Play very physical and give plenty of ball away due to their poor discipline.They have had a player sent of in nearly every game this season.Phil Joseph was the outstanding player when i went.Massive pack but not very mobile,and very slow round the ruck.

Is this the 'stadium' that had one stand, 2 open sides and basically a club house at the other end?

Yes

And I thought Haven's and Barra's were bad.

whats that green stuff on the pitch?????

He's been playing RU down at Heath recently, not sure if he's still there though.

It's not bad, it's just basic. Really well-maintained ground, the clubhouse has a really good choice of beers and Swinton have simply got to work within their resources - I used to like visiting Gigg Lane but it simply costs too much to operate a big ground on a few hundred fans. They do their best at Sedgley and you'll have a good day out.

Aye suppose. As long as it's a decent game, I won't complain about the ground. Will be good to see the old faces like Southern and Heaton.

How many do Swinton get on average crowd wise? They just seem to be doing reasonably well, and they've made some smart signings. And how's master Holroyd doing down there?