Well it’s looking like that’s put pay to all the doom n gloom merchants that said the building work was all pie in the sky and would never get started . It truly makes me wonder why people bother to support the club at all with the constant berating of everything at the club . Yes there is Room for improvement in most aspects of the club especially on the playing front , but the constant negative and at times hate filled comments aimed at everything and everyone associated with the club must be withering to say the least ,and probably the main reason Carter stays well clear of social media . We’ve been in far worse holes than this, and come through the other side ,let’s hope for positive signs on the field against Hull and hopefully more positivity from all the supporters.

Do you think there was 1500, Hull fans on the West terrace, or a mixture of both home and away fans. If the west stand had 1500 hull fans, then Trinity had less than 3000, at the game, Worse situation than I thought.

Not sure to be honest, just trying to rationalise the numbers rather than the mix.

Perhaps the club may have to allow both sets of fans onto the west terrace for some home games, once the East stand and paddock is closed, and only 1500 allowed on North terrace. If we have an attendance of between 4,500, to 5,000. at a game, then we have to put around 3,500 fans between the west terrace and the 500 seats at the south end. I’m sure the club have taken all things into consideration.i hope

Take heed, 1315!!!!!