But it is South facing... If you don't believe me, check the photo on google maps. maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 5&t=h&z=17 The North stand is the one without a railway line running at the back of it. It's at the North of the ground, so fans in it will be facing South to look at the pitch...

But it is South facing... If you don't believe me, check the photo on google maps. maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 5&t=h&z=17 The North stand is the one without a railway line running at the back of it. It's at the North of the ground, so fans in it will be facing South to look at the pitch...

Thats what i was to say.



We live in Laffak and its a Warrington postcode and I'm from Oldham which lends its postcode to the whole of Rochdale-so not exactly an accurate representation!

www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/se ... wd-trouble Bottom of this article in the Grauniad. Over 65,000 tickets already sold.

www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/se ... wd-trouble Bottom of this article in the Grauniad. Over 65,000 tickets already sold.

From the RFL ticket site:



[iTickets for the Engage Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford are are currently very limited. The only tickets for two or more people to sit together are in the North Stand Tier 1 and 2 and in the North West Quadrant Tier 2 in the St Helens sections.[/i

Is there any sections that won't have god foresaken horns?

You can still hear horns in other sections.

surely north stand 3rd tier not first?



what do they do with all the single seats? there must be loads and they must be pretty hard to shift. can't recall ever seeing an offer for a discount on single seats in the last day or two. do they sell tickets on the day at the collections office or is it for collections only?

They probably have a way of selling tickets so that there aren't too many single tickets left. Putting parties of 3 next betwen 2 parties of 2 etc.

but 6-7K tickets are still available apparently, despite there being very few places that you can get 2 or more together!



that would suggest that there are at least a few singles! better to sell them for a tenner on the day than have them empty i'd say!

People will still buy single tickets as long as they're reasonably close together, no doubt at all.

I have bought a ticket (albeit very cheaply) for the north stand upper tier and I am near my mate but not next to him but hes an ugly get so its reet

Not necessarily - it could be that cheaper tickets are more in demand than the pricey (if better) tickets.