any one planning on standing in the new corner? i'm considering moving from my spot in the west stand and trying it out. (as long as there's no effing drums it could become my new home!)

Don't think you will be moving then from what I've heard on the grapevine

Drums would be far better in the enclosed corner. Far better reverberation and acoustics; PLEASE.

drums would be far better left at home.... where the pointless noise doesn't ruin the game for normal people who just want to go and watch the rugby.

Give them a place in the west stand then they can annoy visiting fans.

Will it be ready in time for Sunday ?
Still a fair bit to do outside this morning !

If its OK and safe outside, "cosmetic" stuff on the outside will not stop it being used as long as the area can be cordoned off to the public.

"Bevan Wall Uncovered as the stadium corners get their finishing touches ahead of the home opener against London Broncos this Sunday"...per Wolves Facebook page. They do refer to cornerS

I will be relocating from West to South East corner and would support a move for all percussionists to gather in the West to 'entertain' our visitors

think we will be taking refuge in the new corner with the drums, we may bring a few trumpets, and triangles just to anger a few people that go to a rugby match and expect the atmosphere of a library.

I think it might be more than a few, but, hey whatever you and 'the band' want is all that matters and is ok with me.

BTW I don't to turn up at a Rugby match and expect to watch it in the atmosphere of a library. I just don't wholeheartedly agree that drums, triangles and trumpets (can't wait) are necessary for a good atmosphere and it is a bit sad if that is the case.

What was Wilderspool like before the drums? Was that also a library?

Most of my recollections of Wilderspool are pre drumming 1970's (prior to moving away from NW) and maybe its my P&B spectacles, but, there seemed to be an edge, especially in big games. Maybe its an age thing, an era thing, or my memory playing tricks, but, there was plenty going on.

Drummer types do have a particular bizarre, arrogant attitude towards other fans, and it's not just a Warrington thing. You see the same on the Leeds, Wigan, even Salford forums where anyone who doesn't want to go home with a headache is automatically calling for complete silence.

Of course, on the Wigan forum they've got a bit more of a point because if you hang out near the Ultras you're likely to end up with 'S2' aerosolled onto your clothes by urchins in cherry and white balaclavas.

Sometimes yes. And a library had more people in it.