I do not understand what Rovers are trying to do by mixing supporters in the Well area, the Leeds mob where all complaining about the well area as they thought they were getting seats it showed a seat number on there tickets. I thought the South stand and part of the new North Stand was for away supporters. To mix the fans in such a confined space is ridiculous, the stewards weren't keeping the gangway open in the yellow area to allow a free flow as there were too many people in. If they do this for every game and especially the derby there will be trouble. I am amazed the police allowed it.

They had sold all there tickets for the north stand and couldn't go in the south stand because archbishop had them so they had to go on the well

O/T Am very impressed with how the North Stand looks (at least from inside the ground!) but anyone else surprised there's no fence at the front of it? Pitch invasions should not happen, but if either team stole the Easter derby in the dying seconds I wouldn't be surprised if there is one (again, not that I'm condoning them, I just mean there's nothing to stop those wanting to).

I have attended games of our club home & away plus lots of other clubs & internationals for 50 years & have never had any trouble except the odd drunk, & if they ever start to separate away support (unless season ticket sales mean a stand is sold out) then I will never attend again.

I expect there will be more stewards for the derby

I was more surprised Rovers hadn't sold advertising for the concrete wall at the front of the stand. Prime location that.

I'm actually quite pleased fans are allowed to mix in RL, it happens at plenty of other stadiums I've been to (Catalans, London, even at Leeds there are Leeds supporters in the open end). Long may it continue.

In the first few seasons at CP,the away fans used to go in the East Stand.Never saw any trouble.

I remember some dodgy moments with Leigh and Donny... glad we've left them behind!

Re a mixed East Stand, I know it could never happen nowadays, but have to say I've personally never experienced an atmosphere like the derbies there in the late 90's with Hull having half the stand. Absolutely out-of-this-world.

I remember a few Keighley fans getting a bit upset when we scored a last minute try to win in the Challenge Cup,but only vocal.

i can vouch,through my previous visits with huddersfield that it was far from friendly in there!

Was your son playing for the u19's last season?

Ahh,Huddersfield. We was probably getting beat,thats why!

A few lads at work said some kr fan threw a bottle of beer all over her own fans after the game whilst exiting the new stand, was meant for the Leeds lot but hit some young kids, that's the spirit...you can take the girl out of east hull....

Which block?
How high up?

As they was leaving the east stand it was thrown across from a lass who looked as if she wasn't old enough to drink! But it hit some kids at the bottom of the new stand.