Those people who've been sat in that little box for the last five years are over the moon.

Or is that the new stand? Bit underwhelming.

Corp and a row of peasant seats.
No expenses spared.

Our grass banks are back in action too.

Standing on the banks is verboten and punishable by having to argue with Anakin Skywalker for the rest of your natural life.

we'll probably get Swampie et al squating in the trees in an attempt to save them lol!

we should bo ok, hes busy coaching at salford now.

Good lord I had forgotten about the police hut (I belive that was what it was) on the grass

as one of the few giants fans it would seem who is making his way over on sunday will i be able to pay on the day to get in the well.

Shouldn't be a problem. I stand in the well and it hasn't been full all season. You'd all be most welcome.

cheers should be a least 4 of us in there with you

Suppose in a few years when the North has being up a while and we have progress on a south stand all this will just be a blip in the grand scheme of things. Necessary evil.

Hull KR are inconveniencing some people in the short term in order to improve the spectator experience in the long term. This is progress. This is positive. I do not understand why some fans of other clubs are expressing such negative opinions when you are doing something to make it better for those same fans in the longer term.

Yes, the south stand is not a good vantage point but Hull KR are not doing this out of spite it is out of necessity. Good luck with the North Stand and I look forward to visiting it next season.

No one is criticising the progresss but maybe charging £5 instead of £18 would be a start.

Also why not do the south stand up before the north. The north was not perfect but it was better than the south stand
or why not ensure there was a recognised area for away fans in one of the other stands

No-one's criticising Craven Park being improved, that's a good thing. But charging £18 to watch from the South Stand is a mickey take. That's the gripe. I'll still be there come Sunday though.

I may be wrong, (I usually am) but I think the North stand is the priority as not only will it have the corporate facilities it will house NHS clinics & other community facilities witch wil need to be accessible from the outside of the stadium, similar to the KC. At the moment the access to the South is very limited in comparison to the North.

Like I said, I'm probably wrong & someone will no doubt swoop in to correct me.