[iWe got dealt with of 200 Salford fans!? Firstly, sort your spelling and grammar out before coming to troll. Secondly stop trying to dodge the swear filter, and finally whilst you may have thought you sounded like 1000 elephants trumpeting, we barely heard you from the West Stand bar the odd occasion once you'd scored.[/i

Sorry but I was sat in the North Stand, on the red vee infact, and the Salford fans out sang us all the game. They never stopped singing from start to finish, when they were infront and when they were behind. They were brilliant.

Never heard the west stand all night or the east stand and I have friends who were there and said they were singing all night to the Salford fans.

Looks like the atmosphere is only going to be generated by who is in your stand as you can't hear the other stands.

technically the away stand is the East Terrace but because it was the opening game and Salford traditionally dont bring many it was decided to put them in a section of the North stand and sell East stand tickets to Saints fans, understandably there was huge demand being the first competitive SL match

Totally agree, just checking what the situation was, obviously teams with decent away following would struggle to fit in 1 section of seats.

In St Helens did McManus a stately pleasure dome decree
Where Gold the sacred river ran
With ale measureless to man
Throughout the Park Langtree.

With apologies to Coleridge.

i'm afraid the new stadium isnt big enough to accommodate 1 million Hull KR fans.

However i'm sure you will be quite happy at getting a few hundred seats in the North stand along with one thousand places on the terrace, which is what i suspect you will be sent initially. Then if demand exceeds this amount you will get sent more tickets in the terrace. Provided Saints fans havent snapped the remainder up, which i very much doubt.

A friend of mine sat next to him and he told her about doing just that, claiming that he was selling Pimmies. There is one way to check, of course, and that's by phoning the Jackson Street place and asking if they are selling at the home games.