It's not the kids though, it's the parents who should control them. I've got nothing against kids going to the rugby - they're the fans of the future - but I'm not being kicked in the back for the next 9 months

Simple, slap him and he won't do it again

No, I agree, I have a little lad sit behind me and he gets restless but his dad is brilliant in terms of looking after him. It is down to the parents.

I'll just slap the dad, without warning

Must say, the view from the East is much better. And more swearing than in the South which shocked me

[quote="Ashton Warrior"]Some girl at top of south stand couldnt stop screaming and shouting - terrible.[/quote]

whats the problem with that?

One thing I did enjoy about the game= my new seat

We spent most of the game eyeing up empty West stand seats that we could occupy...

Upgrade for sure

At the JJB?

I would imagine everybody.

The thought of getting lumbered with a half wit is what made me stay in the South Stand again. I usually sit in the same row if not the same seat every game and mostly have the same people sat round me, but at least I can move if somebody is getting on my nerves.

The one and only time I've ever sat in the South was the first game at stadium.

East is superb for its views.