No, there isn't per se.

The Wheldon Rd End is now members only but fans can still stand/sit in any other part of the ground they want.

Members only home fans only same thing. We haven't had a proper home stand since they ripped the heart and soul of the ground (the south bank) down . So it's great to finally have a stand to see out our last couple of seasons at belle Vue until we move in the Wakefield community stadium which will be state of the art for both home and away fans. RL is not a segregated sport but whenever I get a ticket for an away match it's nearly always for a specific part of the ground

Although it holds fewer fans, I fully agree with you Slugger and as others have mentioned, there are many Trin fans that occupy the Western Terrace, but not so many in the East Stand.
If the club had done this, it would also have been simple for entry and exit to and from the ground but, what do we know ??

I've never had bother with away fans, other than big headed Hull FC fans who find defeat hard to take, and even then it was attitude rather than aggression. This whole business of segregation leaves me cold, and is the easy option to take rather than tackling the few idiots we occasionally see.

I hardly think this is a ham fisted way of getting rid of idiots, it's more a very naive way of concentrating the home support in one stand, nothing more sinister than that!

We're Wakefield Wildcats, we'll stand where we want!!

Will there be restricted entry points on Sat? If there's turnstile issues, as with the Fev game, it won't look good.

Completely agree with Slugger, as I said before the East stand/paddock is the most sply populated area of the ground. It seems daft to encourage the away supporters to congregate where a lot of home fans stand.

As an aside, I’m not sure if I've missed it, but will home supporters be able to get into and out of the North bank to facilitate those who 'change ends' at half time?

It wont be aproblem against the smaller clubs but, its going to be packed down the West side on Saturday.
Where will the "Chav's" go ?

In the presence of the Sky cameras too! I sincerely hope that it all goes smoothly! As previously said, until people start screaming their heads of after scoring a try, how can you differentiate for certain 100%. I can see the situation now, away fans celebrate a try, a few home fans complain, stewards intervene and get heavy handed and the situation could escalate from there. I've seen it before but i hope it doesn't happen.

Well I for one hope the club have a look at the response on here and see what some of us see and that its a bit of a daft idea that could have the club shown in a bad light and landed with a big fine.Know we are going early dont want to stand for ages at a turnstile and miss part of the game as for sure thats what will happen.

What happens if a group of away fans end up in the north stand and take root? Are the stewards going to kick them all out of the ground? I can see a whiole boat load of problems if they try that. I think this could well have an adverse effect on attendences. It could well put off home fans whole normally stand on the western terrace and away fans who prefer to be behind the sticks.

The supporters trust have had their say so into this so let's go with it .