Scource of this info is tonights real radio show:

According to david howes, the top tier of the east stand isn't open at present, and that the capacity for sundays game, is currently 32,000, he has been informed that 29,000 tickets have already been sold

He didn't mention that, but he did say that at present there was only 3,000 tickets left for the game

i bouught a ticket yesterday at headingley. give then a ring

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trying to make the people look stupid are you?
because Rhinos have sent the rest back to the RFL.

either give the RFL a ring or Elland Road Ticket Office.

I would have waited and rang tomorrow but I needed to confirm asap.

I managed to book them on-line via Leeds United and had to pay the Bates tax.

Looking forward to the game now

I very much doubt they'd be able to open the Upper Tier now, as there's the extra stewarding, etc to consider.

What did he/she have to say?

I was told it would be open in my briefing there last weekend.

Interesting. That obviously indicates they've got the stewards in place to do it, but as yet there's no mention of it and it's shown as greyed out on the sales plan. They're leaving it awfully late to announce anything.

it sold out in 1997


HTH

Surely they will open it if its needed? The RFL cannot possibly turn people away from a stadium saying its a sell out; when there is half a stand left empty!!It would just be ludicrous....Im sure if needed the Stand Will be open.

Its a cost decision. To open up a whole other area of the ground could easily cost several thousands when policing, stewards, ground staff etc and looked at. where do you draw the line. At the point that they decide to open the upper tier, that first customer will actually cost the RFL thousnads of pounds. A decision needs to be made on how many fans they need to offset the cost of opening up the stand, and whether they would likely get those fans