My Mistake.

I'm probably not going now. A big attraction was a night out in Bridgend, where I've always had good times in the past.

Newport's not bad for a night out and Cardiff is only 15 minutes on the train.

Cardiff is a good night out Newport is a sh*thole in every sense of the word, it is closer to my parents than bridgend tho so less time travelling, but for those who have booked already it is a disgrace

No more of a hole than Bridgend and busier too.

Celtic is the only ground in SL i havn't been to. Looks like i will have to tick it off the list next year.

Can't say I'm bothered, had nothing booked and it's closer to Cardiff for a better night out.

There was an article on this last week in one of the RL papers but cannot see anything about it on the club site or anything.

Sounds like its going to happen though and like someone else we're booked in 5 mins away from the ground in Bridgend.

No doubt they'll confirm the change two weeks before the game

Agreed. They don't think about the fans.

Whats the advantage of moving stadiums?

All i can see is trying to push the sport that little bit more in a RU area?

Negatives -
- Fans already booked their travel & accom could incur more expense
- The stadium looks rather shabb
- Fans actually want to go to BF as it is their first visit

Any more of either?

So Celtic take just about zero fans anywhere then when it's likely to be their biggest home crowd of the season they f*** off all the away fans making the trip.

Remind me again what Celtic bring to super league?

Already been to BF ... Saw Wales get their backsides handed to them by the Aussies a few years ago, but met Artie Beetson at the game, so that was alright then.

Actually stayed in Newport for it, there's a big Hilton up by the M4 just outside of town.

Newport made Swansea look cosmopolitan and IIRC, the Union ground is somewhere down near the Docks / River ?

I wonder if anyone will go to the Isle Of Wight instead ?