Hallelujah. A RL club investing in it's infrastructure.

Couldn't read the whole article but I assume the stage is in the SE corner. I hope the it doesn't compromise much of the standing area.

[quote="Alffi_7":28drxv19]Was queuing for around 30 minutes to buy a North stand ticket for the friendly vs Widnes. Thought at the time, how - when we have Simon Moran as owner - can’t I buy a ticket on the way to the game from my phone, get a digital ticket and scan it in the way through the turnstiles. Hopefully these upgrades allow that. Good to see the club investing in the stadium.[/quote:28drxv19] The whole experience has to be top notch & queuing for half an hour is plain daft. Paintwork, food & drink, toilets, clocks, announcements etc. etc. have got to be the best. Go for it Wire.

[quote="TF and the wire":2er58ujc]Couldn't read the whole article but I assume the stage is in the SE corner. I hope the it doesn't compromise much of the standing area.[/quote:2er58ujc] Been a while since the last sell out, think any improvement in match day is to be welcomed. Was covered in another post recently, but I was surprised we saw such a decline in attendances in 2024, given the team performances - around 800 per game less than 2023

[quote="TF and the wire":1985nz2f]Couldn't read the whole article but I assume the stage is in the SE corner. I hope the it doesn't compromise much of the standing area.[/quote:1985nz2f] It has replaced the "Best seat in the house" gimmick by the screen.

‘The best seat in the house’ gimmick, wasn’t well thought through. I can see it being nothing short of intimidating, sat amongst the vocal budget area of the ground.