Lower down, E237 but sounds the same!

Designated stand with no alcohol seems so obvious it amazes me it ain't been done before.



Great for Families and folk who just want to watch the match.
I am a beer drinker but only before and after games can't see the point in wasting 10/15% of the game in a queue to pay sky high prices for warm dish water

Definitely in the family stand. I selected those seats as I was going with 2 concessions and wanted to stay away from the idiots, only to find a group of around 10-15 Leeds blokes aged 20-45 underneath the screen, on their feet throughout. They were hammered and laughed hysterically at drivel that was being spouted. Also sang Leeds Rhinos chants. What on earth makes someone do that at Australia vs New Zealand?

What annoyed me most was the faces on the kids and some adults in front of them who looked thoroughly fed up, no doubt having bought tickets in that area with the same thoughts as myself. One of the group apologised patronisingly to a mother and then proceeded to carry on with his behaviour. Really wound me up that. Of course, they left on about 70 minutes.

I think we were stuck next to the same pillock. Nightmare.

I'd ban bottles but allow plastic pint glasses. Bloke in front of us was hit by a bottle from the upper tier, and we saw a few more fly down.

It should have been sorted out by the stewards they should have been told to either sit down and shut up or get out .....

More moaning.

Moan moan moan.

Can't say that I was particularly bothered about the horns, but the scousers behind me wouldn't stop talking crap for the entire 2hrs we were in the ground.

The only solution to this is to ban scousers.

It was the same block as Obeone mentioned. We were both sat up on Row 29.

It was the same block as Obeone mentioned. We were both sat up on Row 29.

I had something similar behind me in the north east quadrant, Had to giggle when he asked if a knock on was when the ball goes forwards.

Spent most of the game with a headache and to be honest the horns certainly didn't help. They don't add anything to the atmosphere for me, infact drown it out if anything. Didn't have any issue's with people constantly getting up for the bar etc because I was on a short row but I've experienced it at grounds before and it does get on my wick a bit. I think the fact that it was a neutral final will have made it worse as people are more inclined to not care about the match as much and just concentrate on getting tanked up.

Surprised that the idiot who ran onto the pitch hasn't been mentioned!

Great tackle by the steward though

We were row 26. People I am talking about were on row 27.

Some guy in our row in SAF stand went in and out the row 6/7 times during the game.

Bloody annoying.

At Wembley I had idiots in and out something like 20 times in one half.

Yep,that's them. Didn't give a toss about the game. I felt like slapping them so many times,wasters.

One of them kept saying "Blackbrook" - so I can only assume they had some connection, tenuous or otherwise, with that famous ARLFC? Either way they were a disgrace.

Banning horns............easy. All the club has got to do is introduce a ground regulation. IIRC those cannister type airhorns are banned at the HJ (and most other grounds). The stadium is private property and so the club that owns it can bring in any rule they want.

Alcohol.........you dont need to ban this, just kick out the idiot who have too much. Regarding people being "tanked up" before getting to the ground, the main issue here is that outside the ground its the job of the police...and they just want the problem contained inside.

There were two young Kiwi guys sat in front of me who made it unpleasant for everybody around them during this game. They didn't have any horns but were tanked up.

Its not always about being drunk. Its constantly standing to let these people out of your row to go to the bar then the toilet. One near me waited until nz were five metres out...really?

I thought it was better than the 6pm Grand Final kick offs.

I was in E333! That group had "West Leeds ARLFC" tops on, absoulutely disgraceful, stood up through most of the game, falling over eachother, swearing in front of kids. At one point one of the group asked his kid to pour lager down his air horn so he could "kneck it". Cringeworthy.

This is what annoys me. Thankfully for the final I was in a group of about 15-20 of sat on the same row and no one was drinking so we didn't have a problem with it. At Cardiff for the opener, I was on the end of a row and had the misfortune of having almost every single person wanting to get out to get drinks or go to the toilet multiple times. I lost count after it happened about 20 times and that was probably before the second game had even started.

Sadly typical of the behaviour seen at amateur club games, so not surprised its been transferred to Old Trafford.

Sad news this isn't the same group! So there's more idiots. Seriously think banning alcohol is the answer, or at least closing outlets at the end of half time.