Have to agree, on what was a miserable night of rugby that torrent of water that gushes from the east stand roof is appalling. I know its been like it for years but surely it wouldn't cost that much to sort that area of roof out

I paid £2 to go and sit in the stand as it was terrible out there last night. View so bad I was back down on the terrace by second half.

Called in Cats bar at half time after losing patience waiting for coffees at the wooden kiosk. Service really needs improving here.
Unfortunately it was little better in Cats bar.
However what struck me most was how shabby it is now looking.
Customers (ie. the fans) will not continue to return if the continue to receive poor service in awful conditions.
DIRECTORS PLEASE NOTE.

Is there an attitude of why spend money on something if its still getting plenty of punters in?

As an aside, I would've thought the ownership of Belle Vue would've been decided by now. Seems to be taking a long time.

Didn't hear an attendance announcement last night, looked a good crowd.

I understand that the bar behind the Benidorm flats has been members only for a couple of years now. Yearly membership or pay on the night.

Yes the stadium is on its knees we need some positive news regarding bv or NM it's just a bloody mess

30 plus men in a blacked out, and I mean blacked out, not just gloomy, shed (toilet, rear North Stand) all taking a leak. The stuff of nightmares. Not helped by whinoes commenting "pay the bloody lecky bill Wakefield" Embarrassing.

That leaking drainpipe half way down the East Terrace is part of the history and fabric of Belle Vue. Always a few stood under it to tick it off their bucket list.

I'm a big fan of old grounds but have to admit they're bloody grim places in the rain.

How much investment into the stadium should they make when it's looking ever likely that it will get demolished to make way for a redevelopment?

I'm guessing there's a finite amount of money available so whatever gets spent now will reduce what we can spend later, it's money down the drain.

As someone else said, the Directors could've expected better weather in the middle of flaming June

Which is fair enough but why have we been allowed in for every home game this season, no questions asked?

How much investment ? Well, re my post and the North Stand bogs.... a couple of light bulbs. But seriously, I don't believe anyone is expecting major investment, just day to day maintenance.

What happened to home fans only in the North Stand? Last night it was full of Leeds fans, I mentioned this to a stewerd who just shrugged his shoulders.

There were things thrown last night with one girl getting what looked like a really bad cut above her eye. I don't know wHo threw the item but if there were only 1 set of fans in there as there should have been then it would not have happened.

There is a policy in place so the club should follow it through because if they don't then worse things could happen which could have serious reprocussions.

It is not even difficult to police either, all it requires is a couple of stewerds positioned at both ends of the North Stand directing away supporters to the western terrace. I know that this was done a few times in the past such as against leeds in 2013 when there was 10k at the game.