The RFL have asked the Dons to publish the following information for Sunday's Grand Final:

Ground Regulations - In particular please note:

The Stadium and the RFL reserve the right to refuse admission to, or eject from the Ground any person

- Who is dressed in a manner which is considered inappropriate, offensive or distasteful

- Considered dangerous to either their own safety or the safety of other spectators

- Who attempts to enter the Stadium, or to eject any person who appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol

- Alcohol purchased externally is not allowed to be brought into the stadium

The Halliwell Jones Stadium is a non-smoking venue, smoking is not permitted in any areas within the Stadium - anyone found to be in contravention of this regulation will be ejected from the premises.

Fireworks, smoke canisters, knives, bottles, glasses, cans, or other articles which might be used as a weapon, missile, or used to cause annoyance are not permitted within the Ground and will be confiscated.

The use of air horns, klaxons, whistles, vuvuzalas and any other item likely to cause confusion, annoyance or nuisance of any kind are not permitted in any part of the ground - spectators should not purchase any of these said items from unofficial merchandisers as they will be confiscated.

The use of foul and abusive language, obscene or racial chanting or racial abuse towards any person is strictly forbidden. The RFL & The Halliwell Jones Stadium operate a zero tolerance policy and anyone in breach of this policy will be ejected from the premises.

Unauthorised persons are strictly forbidden from entering the field of play at any time. Anyone doing so will be removed from the ground.

All spectators entering the stadium are admitted subject to the understanding that they may be required to submit to a search to prevent dangerous items being brought into the ground which might be used to cause injury or damage to other people of property.

Collapsible viewing aids (steps/boxes etc.) are not allowed to be taken into the stadium.

Prams/pushchairs are not allowed to be taken into the stadium and there is no storage facility on site.

The obstructing of gangways, access ways, exits and entrances, stairways and such like is strictly forbidden

With the exception of authorised press representatives holding official passes, the taking of photographs or cine/video photography inside the ground is prohibited.

The throwing of any object or objects within the grounds is strictly forbidden.

The stadium operates a rigorous Challenge 21 alcohol policy. ID will be required if purchaser looks under 25.

Flags are permitted subject to the following:

- Must not be on poles exceeding 1 metre in length

- Poles must not be solid (ie broom handles) and must be flexible

- Large flags must be accompanied by a fire certificate

- Flags must not obscure any of the advertising boards

- Flags must not have any writing on them which is deemed to be offensive

- Flags may be confiscated if they are deemed unsuitable

Food & Drink

Concession units inside the stadium serving alcohol, food and soft drinks will be open from turnstiles and will close permanently approximately 10 minutes into the second-half of the Championship Grand Final. The Stadium reserves the right to instruct the cessation of alcohol earlier if necessary.

Alcoholic drinks, purchased at the Stadium, are allowed to be taken into the stadium bowl

There are bars in the concourse under all four sections of the stadium

NB: All streets in the Warrington Borough area are alcohol free zones. Alcohol is not allowed to be taken outside pubs or consumed outdoors. Any one seen to be consuming alcohol outdoors will have it confiscated by the Police.

That's me shafted then.


Why don't they crawl back under their political correct desks and DIE!!!!!

Thou shalt not enjoy thyself and thou shalt not even breathe!!!!
Pr/cks!


My dress sense is shoite, I think this is victimisation!

bl00dy hell , a rugby match in colditz, can i take my ventolin inhaler , or will they remove it as i might possibly conceivably in all probability attach an air horn to it.

my favourite one is about need a fire certificate for a flag

On the bright side it should be a drum free zone

Made me smile too.

I'm also amused by the idea that if a match ball lands anywhere near you at any point, strictly speaking you can't throw it back towards the playing area as 'The throwing of any object or objects within the grounds is strictly forbidden'.

I think this aimed at us and Seagulls who are not used to playing in a stadium of the calibre of Halliwell Jones.

Can cr*p and offensive reffing also be banned? As that is the biggest threat to ruining any game.

It's a pity the security wasn't so tight in the car park when some poor soul from Halifax was half kicked to death by some lowlife from Fev the other year. Nothing happened and it was all forgotten about. I can't imagine how no one saw it happen.

At a lot of the televised games I have watched there is a lot of people dressed as an empty seat.

your seeing them just after the crowd have been ejected for looking like they may be alive

Are sponge fingers allowed, both the Mr Kipling and foam hand variety??? Maybe this will confuse the RFL who may need to put up notices at both the food bar concession units and merchandise stands to state their intentions on the matter.

Also, what if fans are under the influence of a hypnotist????

A mexican wave will not be tollerated and will be deemed as major crowd control trouble.

Any mexicans will therefore be tied to all seating prior to kick off.