That was me. Why would I keep the ticket? Whilst you maybe an affable fello who does not mind being asked. There are those who would start a fight if you asked them the time. Besides it's not a big fuss it's a talking point. You can say all internet posts are fuss over nothing. Someone asked about moving between stands. I answered without full knowledge thinking that the barriers on thenrnorth applied all around.

It most certainly does.

I think they will be more strict in this game and will ask to see tickets when moving around the stadium.

Last year they used the metal fence to block people from moving about and asked to see tickets.

In the games where the is 10/13 thousand it doesn't really matter.

Ah fair enough, don't think I've wandered round that way as of yet.

Just assumed it didn't as there's no corner!

And this type should not be allowed into the stadium.

But if you knew that you had to show a ticket to get into the west stand then it's not beyond the ridiculous just to keep hold of your ticket if you're planning to wander into a different stand.

That is very true. my point was more about sitting in the north and then being asked for the ticket if I go for a whizz at halftime, or a cuppa or a beer. But anyway. It's all academic.

Hopefully a sell out

It won't be a sell out, Wigan only bring about 3,000 usually.

That's only 800 short of the full east stand. We can cover the rest. Realistically at the pie dome. Wigan take more than 18000 for their derby game, so we should be looking to do the same for oour own

It wont be far off full, i'd guess around 17k +

It will be a sell out.

You can walk from the south stand all the way around back to the south stand along the concourses. There is a section in the south stand that is blocked off by buildings so you have to walk on to the concrete pathway beside the pitch for that bit.

I only know this because I went along to the pre-opening tester training night when we were allowed to wander pretty much everywhere and I walked the full length of the concourse.