Trin fans can get ours from the Trin shop BUT ONLY TOMORROW .... https://wakefieldtrinity.com/80-minutes-from-wembley/ I assume they will also be available through the Dulls own website too ??

Trin fans can get ours from the Trin shop BUT ONLY TOMORROW .... https://wakefieldtrinity.com/80-minutes-from-wembley/ I assume they will also be available through the Dulls own website too ??

Yep... https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradford ... 4/e-lbzxbd

Yep... https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradford ... 4/e-lbzxbd

That would make a lot more sense but it can easily be read both ways ??

Yes it can...

Grammar - it's the difference between knowing your , and knowing you're .

Any idea how the gates are split for this game. Do they split 50/50 minus costs?

What's the general protocol if we take a large away following to this?
Is there a particular part of the Stand or Terrace reserved for us?
Or is there a part of the ground where we congregate?
Or is it everyone just sits or stands where you like, and there's no real "away" part of the ground?

Trin fans have generally stood behind the sticks at the opposite end to the corporate stand.
The one thing with Odsal is that there is plenty of room.

The Bradford ticket website seems to imply that only the side Terrace will be open (and not the one behind the goal). Not sure if they only open the bit behind the goal, if there's a big enough crowd?

Does seem that way looks at the site, there is a 'away fan' ticket option but not sure what that will mean about where we will be located. I'd imagine we will take a fairly large following due this being a semi final.

I wondered if the "away fan" option, was to do with income allocation or something along those lines. Just guessing; I might be completely wrong.

I bought some tickets this morning for this game, it clearly states, “Standing/unreserved seating-Away Fan.
If enough of Trinity fans arrive early enough we could take over the side Stand and make some noise, plus it could be raining that day.

I expect the club will expand the terrace available if the need arises. So far this season all standing supporters have been concentrated down the side. It makes for a better atmosphere than if 3k are spread around the whole of it.

I recall that when we first went down in 2015 that we opened up the terrace behind the posts when we played SL opposition and when Leigh came as those clubs had a bigger away following. The rest of the time it wasn't needed. It only requires the movement of the cordon by the stewards so shouldn't be an issue when we play you. In the main stand the home fans tend to congregate in the middle and at the hospitality end whereas away fans are usually up the other end.