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Where has this 'info' about the East Stand closing come from? I know people with season tickets in there, surely the club aren't just going to move everyone out after they've chosen to sit over there?

Anyone who has asked to move their season tickets into the east stand has been told they can't because it won't be open for every match.

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Well the West stand holds 5k, 2k behind each goal so thats 9K if we are running at 6k / 7k there will be loads of space for community / family to watch, you want everyone to be in the same stand reaily, at the willows you had 90% of salford fans in the shed with the sponsors in the Austin Truman stand it always felt that side of the ground felt different a bit isolated from the atmosphere imo.

Reaily the plan should be to invite everyone you know to get to games attendances get up to 9k /10k attendees they will have to open the East stand at that point everyone is happy



i asked the stadium manager while negotiating if / where we could put the banners up in the ground, it was 3 weeks ago mind so if its open friday dont shoot the messanger

I thought the "Singers" were behind the sticks ? I was in the big stand at the Cas game and to be honest you could here a pin drop noise wise from the barely half full singers stand.

The big stand is no worse noise wise than the singers stand but the added bonus is a great view of the match.

Thought the atmosphere in the South Stand was ok for a 1st go, probably standard compaired to last season.
i think if we get both stands making good noise then it will further enchance the match day experience for all.
The View in the West stand is amazing it has to be said but i would feel bad for the people around me if i was jumping up and down every 30 seconds when somthing happens they have paid to watch the game not for me to obstruct their view

(The View in the West stand is amazing it has to be said but i would feel bad for the people around me if i was jumping up and down every 30 seconds when somthing happens they have paid to watch the game not for me to obstruct their view.)

Id feel bad for anyone having to sit near you fullstop!

That'll be a shock for those already sat in there, then. Unless there's been confusion about which stand they're actually in.

Don't think many people would be too keen on taking a school trip in the middle of the standing section. If we have to close the east stand then should at least make one block of the main stand some sort of family section with cheap kids tickets etc.

I asked to move to the East Stand and was knocked back, club saying it would`nt be open for every game.The West Stand is a no no for us due being allocated seating.The stadium at the moment is missing unreserved seating which would be ideal for us.

East stand should've been standing & could've been our new "shed", leaving the south stand as some sort of seated family stand. Similar to the set up at the HJ. 2 games in & I'm still struggling to adapt to standing behind the sticks after 22 years in "The Shed", however, I'll persevere as I'm not a sitter and as posted by others I'd only ruin the game for others by continually standing in the west stand.

That's what the west stand is for... biggest /best stand in the land and Ur sticking potential new fans on a school trip in a bog standard sitting area, na get them in the west will boost the numbers for sure.

Have tried the west stand which has a great view but like stated no atmosphere. Tried the "new shed" but view isnt great mainly because of terracing being too low. Also, atmosphere has not really taken off in there yet but hopefully tonight it might do. May give the east stand a go tonight to see what the view is like from the halfway line.

Bobby Bobby Bobby, you really do get carried away in your own little world

As a Leyther I will be in the west stand tonight with my son Oliver, shouting for you lot, and we can make some noise us Leythers.
Come on you Leeeeeeeeigh. I mean Rehhhhhhhhhhds.