Bugger, is it really that bad?

Making our first trip up there on Sunday and just bought the South Stand tickets from Wigan this morning. Would've tried the 'home' ends if I'd realised it was going to be hard work.

Still haven't bought my tickets yet? Would you really recommend not buying tickets for the away end then?

With my Rover's hat on: yes buy a ticket or three, we need the money.

However, see if you can get into the Roger Millward stand (seating) or The Well (standing area either side of the dug outs) as viewing from the south stand isn't great (I'm trying to be politically correct here).

As for putting 40 or 50 on us and being worse than a training game, quite possible. However, our position in the table does not relate to how competative the majority of our games have been this season. Yes you beat us 36-22 at your place but we have two big advantages this game. 1. We're at home and 2. We're not on TV (we've played rubbish in front of the cameras all season).

Thanks for the help.

I guess what I was saying about it being a training match doesn't really apply to Hull KR tbf, our games with yourselves are usually good close games. The number of games this season where we have been off the boil yet still managed to stick 40/50 on teams is good for neither team really. Recent games against Wakefield, London, Castleford and Hull have all been boring in large parts but we've scored over 40 points in each game. I just hope the game on Sunday isn't the same.

Thanks again!

looks like being nice and dry



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fast ground should suit us...

Wish I could share all the optimism.
What's happened between the Salford game and now? I've been away for a week but we've not played since the Reds game.
After that match someone said we'd 18 errors in the game, it was dreadful!

HKR have been losing but don't appear all that bad an outfit. We have been brilliant for a great deal of the season but we need to recapture the form prior to the Exiles match.

We usually play well at their place, whether we'll see enough to know afterwards remains to be seen.
Wigan by 8!

Im going on Sunday just wondered what is the distance from the try line to the back of the terrace behind the sticks.

Google Maps gives you a good idea - away terracing is at the bottom. My guess would be about 50m.

"The Well" is better bet - there will be a few of us in there.

Hope not its 50m as its getting like when you hear reports of the away section/end at Newcastle United Football Club which is something daft to the centre spot like a 1/4 a mile.

You get a better view of the City than you do the pitch. I thought for an hour that Michael Owen was upfront for Newcastle but turned out it was Michael Chopra.

There are 16 flights of stairs and then a steep climb to your seat from the concourse. Makes the top tier at Old Trafford look like the front row of The DW.

Wane said tonight on GMR that LuLu and Finch could start on Sunday.

Could.