Apologies if I've missed another post for this but just wondering where everyone's sitting. Which is the main large seating stand at LSV, East or West?

Standing, unless you want allocated seats.

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.

This game should be at DW the pitch can wait another week

Wigan allocated N stand behind the sticks and E/W. All details on club website.

Is the West stand unreserved for Friday's game? There's no option to 'select seats', there's only an option to select a quantity.

what is the reason for this game being played at leigh?
is the pitch being relaid?

Yes.

As the game's been arranged by the RFL, rather than the club, is that why there are no children's tickets? Was going to take my two young 'uns (4 + 6) to their first night time game but begrudge paying full whack for them!

Quote: ksm1701 "As the game's been arranged by the RFL, rather than the club, is that why there are no children's tickets? Was going to take my two young 'uns (4 + 6) to their first night time game but begrudge paying full whack for them!'" If they are season ticket holders their ticket is free. If not its £3 each. www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... &type=news

Quote: ksm1701 "As the game's been arranged by the RFL, rather than the club, is that why there are no children's tickets? Was going to take my two young 'uns (4 + 6) to their first night time game but begrudge paying full whack for them!'" If they are season ticket holders their ticket is free. If not its £3 each. www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... &type=news

phone the club and for £17 all in you can pick your seats in the west stand, at 4 and 6 years of age you don't really want them to be standing for 80 minutes

Looks like Charnley will replace Manfredi with Dom out for 4 weeks. Farrell to come straight in for Lloyd and Flower to come in for Patrick.

Not a bad spot to be in!

Charnley on his day and when his head is right is possibly the best winger in superleague so hopefully we'll see that player run out Friday.

Looking forward to seeing charnley play, he's really got to step it up to keep his place in the team.