Should re-do the Southstand as it is minus the pillars, maybe abit bigger. Above it there should be corporate facilities, boxes and a balcony all the way across, with enough seats for the people in the boxes but no more. I just don't think you can justify another 2000 seats in the ground when the Carnegie Upper rarely (if ever) sells out.
Whatever happens we cannot go to an all seated Southstand, if that happened and we didn't win anything for a couple of years the crowds would be back down to 10,000 average IMO.

an interesting idea, boxes with a couple of rows of seats for the corporates to sit in above a redone south stand thats 100% standing.

fulfills the need for more corporate and keeps to the SS heritage.

as i said, an interesting idea, i just seem to think they'll go with something similar to the Carnegie Stand but on a bigger scale.

Make it all seater ta

more the better

its people like you that makes me hope that they flatten the ted stand full!

Most of the one-eyed fekkwits can hardly tell if there's a forward pass or offside anyway. They moan at any decision to have a go at the referee, even if he's spot on.

Good enough reason to make it all seater!
The number of Chavvy s who now attend Rhinos matches is directly proportional to the number of trophies Leeds have won over last few years.

Key word there fella! MOST! Not all!

Simply not true.

I've followed rugby league since I was 5 years old. My cousin is a former British Lion and now a professional coach. I've had a season ticket for every season since it became Summer rugby, (I'm only 23 too so that's since I was 10 years old) and before season tickets I still went to the winter games (just without a season ticket, missed the odd match.)

I choose to stand in the South Stand, not because I'm poor and can't afford the other, but because I like standing up, and I like been on the side of the pitch (not behind the sticks).

I'm more than happy for you to say "most", as "most" is accurate! There are 90% in the SS who don't have a clue what they're talking about, but you can't say "all" it's just simply not true.

What does that have to do with anything?

I was just using it to illustrate that I come from a Rugby family, talking about rugby at home, growing up with matches, travelling to Paris SG on the team coach with the players. Just illustrating a point that not all SSer's are complete idiots who know nothing.

Most... Yes! All... No!

I think you're all been pretty quick to have a dig at the people who choose to stand in SS. When really, you should be showing them some gratitude for making the Headingley experience what it is.

There are two Headingley Experiences. One when we are winning and one when we are losing.

The support when we are losing is woeful so I dont really need to show gratitude to them for that.

I thought he meant the Experience of pi$$ed up chavs causing trouble, resulting in the clampdown on anti-social behaviour last season.