No really the stand has 6 blocks.
The away are in the two to the left as you look at it from the pitch. The family stands 2 blocks are on the right.
There is a standard home section of 2 blocks in the middle separating them.

Those poor away fans!

Nothing poor for the away fans. Fantastic view of the game and great facilities.

But they have to sit next to the Rovers fans. That's enough to put anyone off!

...jesus, if the away fans are poor by comparison to the home fans, then that really is skint

Is it wrong that I have started to pick up the vibe of when you are joking?

Its a joke init

At one of the world cup games at Craven Park I was talking to a Leeds fan and he asked me where they would be put next season I told him the two end blocks he nearly had a heart attack. He claimed that Leeds would bring 3000 to the game (he was very serious) and started to panic about it and thought it was a disgrace.
He also said though the west stand (seating stand running down the pitch) was one of the worst views he has ever watched a game from, which was a very bizarre statement.

It's ironic because in real life I'm never actually serious!

Tbf, if you get one of the restricted view seats at either end of it and have to lean back and forth to see past one of the stanchions, and if it is somebody who has grown up with modern stadia, then it is plausible.

The North stand at Headingley though also has restricted viewing with more stanchion so could have the same experiance if not worse. Also it has some wooden seats if I remember correctly which are not very comfy at all

I sat in the stand along the side on both occasions when wigan visited HKR last season. Very good view, cracking banter and we even spent nearly 2 hours in the HKR supporters bar along the side after both games during which our group where made to feel most welcome! I think I will stick to here next season.