What do people think to these stands?

Seems like the away fans are always put here, behind the sticks, where nobody else wants to go.

Its appears to be less and less stadiums where you can pay just for ground admission. So once you're in you can roam around and stand pretty much where you want. Just like the grounds at Cas and Bradista n.

I personally think the view behind the sticks isn't as good. As you have no perspective and haven't the foggiest whats going on at the other end of the pitch. The only exception to this the DW Stadium where you can sit miles high up to get a better perspective.

I vaguely remember going to watch Leeds as a kid and fans swapping ends at half time.

It isn't condemned, they're pulling it down and sticking it back up at the other end. Work has started on their new North stand I believe.

Which is the north? And ok, obviously not condemned but you knew what I mean smartass

I once went in the lower half of a double decker, all standing, stand at Olham's Watersheedings ground for a cup tie.
The floor of the upper tier was wooden and when the Olham supporters stamped in unison on that floor it visibly bent and I was in fear of my life.
Since then I have graduated to side on viewing with no one above me.

That's taking swapping ends to the extreme . How is your mum by the way ?

I last switched ends at HQ in the pre Carnegie Stand days v Hull . Since then it was a v Wigan play-off game and I was dared by JR to go stand in the middle of the west terrace and start singing 'we are Leeds' in reply to them constantly singing/ asking 'who are ya?'