The West stand is the most popular seating area, the East stand is usually fairly under populated, the North stand is the most popular if you want to go under the sticks and the South stand is normally for visiting fans.
When I have been to the recent friendly's over the last few years between Wigan and Leigh the Leigh fans always have the North stand with the Wigan fans in the South stand, those who want to sit on the side have mixed in the West stand.
With this match being almost on a neutral ground I am not certain how it will go, I just presume it will be as normal , one set of fans getting the North and the other getting the South with the more sedate fans sitting on the side mixing.

Edit
Please remove the sedate comment and replace it with family orientated and owd folk who have to sit on the side because they cant see the length of the pitch from behind the sticks.

5 Aussies. Hardly illegal is it (unless UKIP get in obviously)?

I think they're mostly OK with Aussies. Dunno about Sam Thaiday, though.

You missed that it was a full strength Wigan vs a KR team with 6 first team members out (plus a couple of back ups) then that tells you why Wigan should have had the lions share of the possession and should have had the better attempts.

Would love to know why home advantage makes such a difference. With Us, Wigan, Cas and Widnes (and more understandably Cats) all with excellent home records and shocking away records, should it make such a difference.

Not quite full strength. Flower, Gelling and Clubb would all make the 17, and probably Manfredi would in front of Charnley, though this last one probably doesn't make much difference. Still, we should have had just enough to prevail IMO. I was expecting a real close encounter and a Wigan win but hats off to HKR.

Liam Farrell..... Nasty...

Speaking on the injury to Farrell, Wane said: "He's got four breaks to his nose and slight damage to his cheekbone so he'll be a few weeks I think.