I can't believe that with such a great stadium that you have no provision for parking for away fans. We managed to get some street parking, but it's not easy is it?

Well, there weren't that many horse-lewss carriages around in the 1890s when our ground was built ....

... How were the parking provisions at the old Craven Park ?

You could also argue what about parity with fans visiting New Craven Park ?

Despite it being a similar foul night (not to mention around 15 degrees cooler) when Leeds visited earlier in the season, visiting fans only have access to the Temporary Golf Stand at the Northern End or the Standing Area / Hill at the Southern End .... Both of which are open to the elements.

At the old Craven Park there was a large car park that was available to both home and away fans, whoever got their first, as is the new Craven Park. We got to Headingley lastnight at 5.30 hoping to go in and watch the reserves play, the car parks were all nearly empty at that time.

Also at the old Craven Park the surrounding streets weren't for permit holders only. Thankfully we found some street parking.

I wasn't having a go, was simply saying that perhaps some of the large parking areas could be given over to away fans. My family have been coming to Headingley since the late 70's and always enjoy our visits, although we prefer it when it's dry