A Winter Shed and a Coconut Shy.

If we could add a few things it would be:

Redevelop the western terrace and get a cover over it.

replace the southstand but keep it as it is now if not bigger but all standing.

replace the main stand but have a couple of tiers so as to stop the need to have seating in the southstand. Maybe also have a small paddock of standing like in the old days for people who want to stand along the touch but not in the southstand

a scoreboard that can be used as a video board by sky but that is viewable from all angles of the ground, or maybe even two (one in the corner between the southstand and carnegie and one in the opposite corner)



then if I wanted to be really outlandish maybe a roof over the pitch so that we can have a dry track all year round

Greg Inglis

If we had your history we'd have sold our ground to Tesco long ago

A CC & GF homecoming on 3rd October.

If you think thats bad you should see what they have built at Old Trafford cricket ground. The Point!!!!!!!

It's more like a big red lego brick

I want people to bring me beer with one of these efforts on;

A roof over the western terrace and a playing surface that doesnt degrade as much with constant use.

Nothing wrong with the pitch. We won an award for it last year

Nothing to do with the covers being on it for pretty much 90% of the winter?

Dont be silly its all our fault for daring to play on it when it rains/snows dontcha know?

At least we are allowed to play on our pitch during May

He is also "famed" for his "vision" of a 100 mile long and 15 mile wide super-city along the M62 joining Hull to Liverpool with multi-storey fields (has no-one explained photosynthesis to him?) and a redeveloped Barnsley to look like a hill village in Tuscany.

Utterly bonkers.

My bad

How big is that guy on the right

Should've put him next to the guy on the left!

Possible replacement for Ian Kirke?

Free tickets



...cue sarcastic comment from Tad that I rarely pay anyway...

.....which is true

Not that big, the other 4 are midgets

A special enclosure for Damo, soundproofed and with no access to the internet. Bit like that David Blaine perspex box thing except at the end we don't let him out.

The guy on the right in the photo looks like Martin Bayfield, former England RU second row, and body double for Robbie Coltrane as Hagrid in the Harry Potter films.

Can we dangle it over the west terrace aswell?

I think Headingley should have a dogs allowed policy. Whilst guide dogs are allowed in by law I highly doubt you get blind people going to watch a rugby match or to feel the atmosphere.

My sisters dog Bailey loves watching the rugby with me. When Leeds score a try I get all excited and jump around the room with the dog. He’d really enjoy the Headingley match day experience wouldn’t he?

The only problem with allowing dogs in the stadium is you know that bloke who picks peoples left over’s up from the floor on the western terrace and eats the contents?

He’ll have competition now

I'm sure half of our fans are blind tbh.