Strangely, no comments - good or bad - on the stadium over on the Rams forum.

Either they all boycotted it or they all thought it was OK.

There were certainly very few Rams fans, the old woman was funny though.

I don't get boycotting either.

Not much of a help to your team, is it?

They should be putting pressure on whoever has banned people from standing or sitting on the grass behind their goals

Same with the Skolars - they have a nice open stretch that is always in the sun when it shines yet you have to sit in the stand that's damp and gloomy

They wouldn't even let me walk on that bank earlier in the season, jobsworths.

I don't understand boycotting, if you follow your team you follow them, end of.

The old woman who the Dr nearly had a punch up with was great & the fat simple bloke who decided to couldn't wait 2 minutes for his hot dog & pushed in so I had to 'inform' him there was a line of 10 or so people waiting was a treat too..

Deswbury have a track record of having their players hit by old ladies with umbrellas, of course.

All down to H&S

Skolars do open the terracing for games when the stand is sold out. As it requires extra stewards.

Not exactly a regular occurence then

Not even as regular as Dewsbury players being assaulted by old ladies with umbrellas.

!966 Cup semi final at Swinton - some old St Helens biddy took exception to a Dewsbury player smacking a Saints player (who was actually her "lodger" ) and ran on to the field and set about him with her umbrella.

She got prosecuted. She'd done it before, apparently.

Did you lads not do history at school ?

I once went to a Widnes v Warrington game at Naughton Park circa 1988, when a fan got punched and knocked out by Des Drummond. The fan said something to upset him & bang