Given the date of the meeting does the panel think that a traditional sponge or a more exotic fruits of the commonwealth cake should be provided on the birthdate of this forums most loved and yet still strikingly handsome after all these years contributor ?



And all this and his umpteenth wedding anniversary too, far too much for a chap to cope with.

Query regarding bicycle parking at the stadium on match days;



I cycle to games and am in the south stand. When I have tried to park my bike at the stadium I have struggled to be allowed in to do so. As the bike stands are in / behind the car parks (one being just behind the south stand / carengie stand corner, the other being under the cricket stand, further behind the long bar) I have not been allowed in by stewards as access has only been given to car drivers whose names are listed for parking.



Instead I have to park at the shops in Headingley. I appreciate my name is not 'listed' to use the car park, but then I am not going to take up a car-parking space to lock my bike up - I merely need to access the car park to get to the bike stands.



Can the policy on cycle storage on match days be clarified - ie. is cycle storage off-limits completely before games, or what process do I need to follow to get access?



Thanks.

Yellow 'non-standing' areas in south stand...



On quieter match days / earlier before kick off people who stand in these areas are generally told they can't do so and eventually move on. However some stewards don't bother doing so thus late-comers also then stand there and often the rule then ends up going out the window (or, another steward attempts to enforce it and struggles as people have been stood there a while without being told to move).



What generally happens is people then move to the closest spot they can nearest to where they were; unfortunately this is an area that I tend to stand. This results in these areas becoming very cramped and tight fitting as these (usually angry) fans refuse to move elsewhere as they have been told to move once already.



I get to the games in good time for my spot, but as I go alone, invariably when this 'bunching' happens, I tend to end up being one of the people gradually forced to move during the game as these groups of late men clump together and barge in where people previously were.



From experience, the sooner groups are asked to move from the yellow, the less of an issue it has been but the longer they are left there, the more problematic it is when they move. Generally where I stand (against the rail, just before the yellow bit behind it) it is older people, families, or younger people - in that position to use the rests behind them, but they usually end up getting shunted from these areas by the groups who come late and with a chip on their shoulders who rather than going to the areas with more space, simply go to the place the least distance from where they previously were.

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Pies. You can't get decent pies at a rugby league game anymore. And I agree wi'comment about South Stand Club. Fine establishment wi good ale. Many a pint of it supped by this very chairman.



Opera? Why? I don't go to rugby for Opera.



Why are my younger members being denied opportunity to play on't pitch as well. Not many curtain raisers this year.



Brass Bands in't stand? Get rid. It's old hat now and boring.



They have that telly in the corner, how about one man and his dog on there in't pre-match?