1Can the club or anybody tell me why the blinds go on in the bottom part of the touchdown when something happens on the pitch
On sunday they closed them when ther under21 game was on
Also if you go up to beat the rush for a pint at before ht you cant look out and see whats happening

2The dvd that was been shown in the bars before the game Any chance of the club putting it out on dvd for the fans to buy Old northern games was loveing it

3What happend to the mini screen at the bottom of the coral stand

That big Bulls banner could do with another wash. It's getting a bit whiffy again. A few people were holding their noses when it went past yesterday!

I couldn't hear any of the announcements throughout the game because the sound volume was far too low this time in the popular side.

Can something be done about the catering it's not the best and there is no real choice and can we have the donought van back in it's rightfull place please.

Why does the official site never say what time the gates open any more. With the times changing quite a lot at the moment and the u21's moving about it's not easy to work out.
I like to get in early to watch the game on the telly in the big tent.
There are always more people there when it's advertised properly so please let us know what time this starts. Thanks.

The sound system is a total embarrasment to the Club. I hope Peter Hood was suitably cringed by it when he used it for the farewell to Les, enough I hope to kick @rs* and get it sorted. Apologies to Ryan in advance if it's his butt that cops it!

Why no halal food sold in the stadium?

I was very hungry Friday but not able to find any food that I could eat. No surprise that my community is not represented at Odsal as it is in the city.

Baked spud with cheese/beans/tuna?

That said a decent curry stall in the ground would be very popular I reckon.

Great avatar BTW.

being serious... can we have a ladies night??? ideally before september

The problem is that the food outlets, to the best of my knowledge, don`t belong to the club but are concession holders. Basically they pay for a spot and bring what they think will sell, which means that some of the more esoteric stuff is unlikely to make an appearance. It`s the common denominator approach and most people don`t actually want halal so it`s unlikely to make an appearance, after all stadium food is pretty basic at the best of times.

If you know any halal food traders maybe they would put in for a concession at the ground? It would obviously be a risk but who knows?

Take note of the music sound levels at the Galpharm..

It was possible to have a conversation without having to shout at the person next to you!