Thanks very much for all the replies - will see how we get on on Friday night

Are you saying we can definitely enter via the Len Hutton Gates Sam?



Cheers for that

Thread titles that sound like euro disco hits.

I'll have you know there is a far better standard of home supporter that frequents the Western Terrace my dear boy.

Yeah you can enter through any set of turnstiles and then make your way to whichever stand, Western Terrace or through to the South Stand. You won't be allowed in the North or Carnegie Stands but can still make your way anywhere once actually in the ground.

Are you the exception that proves the rule?

Just cause your sat in that there lardy-darr Carnegie stand with your prawn sandwiches looking down on the rest of us...

In the past I have usually 'had a few' prior to attempting to enter HQ . Haven't encountered any hostile stewards until this season when I have been designated driver to home games . Why can't we have stewards that speak English , and feed them a common sense tablet each , prior to them donning the hi-viz coats ?



Gotta love big Andy's arguments about having a foot half on the yellow steps . He simply points out that the steward who is running his mouth has TWO feet FULLY on the yellow steps .

Thanks very much for your replies.,

Looking down? It was only last week I found out that upper tier had any access!

you don't need to show tickets to a steward to enter the stadium, it is a bar code reader

all tickets turn the red light off and let you move the turnstile - stewards are inside to separate people by stand

Have you ever entered the South Stand and then tried to get onto the Western Terrace as that is your preference ?



We once did.



Couldn't get out onto the WT from inside the southstand, absolutely not, was never going to happen with the stormtroopers guarding the fence not even with a Steve McQueen motorcycle stunt, so we went to the opposite end and spent ten minutes persuading a yellow coat on that gate that although we had southstand tickets we really didn't want to be there and would prefer to be on the WT, and no, they wouldn't let us out the other end and yes, we knew that the WT didn't have a roof, and yes, we knew thats where the opposition supporters stood and on and on, its like the guy was paid commission for how many people he kept in the southstand.



Thats why I prefer going to the Union matches, you have free rein to roam at will and can even sit in Gary Hetheringtons seat if you want to.