My tip for the day is sit near the top of the west stand to stay dry.

That should have been the very top

Yes it does make you wonder who designs stadia costing tens of millions of pounds that only can manage to keep a quarter of the people in them dry when it drizzles with rain ?

Not much of a problem in the East Stand - the issue comes from such a big gap between the seating and the roof.

Thats a huge help at the moment

Yes I know what the problem is Matt , but why ?

Well I did ask why they didn't drill a borehole as Warrington did to supply the water requirements for the stadium , it paid for itself after 2 years apparently

Managed to get in those top two rows of seats today in the West Stand.
Modern stadia, don't you just love em !

Yea don`t you just luv`em ......... Would you like to be back at HP?

On a day like today I have to say, YES
Nice and dry in the Tommy Sale stand whatever the weather was doing.

In fairness in general I find a lot of the new sports stadia plastic, souless, cold and bland, its up to us to change that but even in football I prefer the old grounds.
If I'm honest the benefit of a new sports ground to me (thus far) amounts to a Breezebrock toilet area with a roof instead of a brick one (with occasional roof) and cold hand dryers and a cold tap that works (although the LSV has hot water taps and hot driers that work )

I prefered the toilets at Hilton Park

At least in our bum didn't get frost bite!!!!!!!!!!

There`s No pleasing some folks......... ..