Leeds Rhinos : Fanzone : South Stand

The famous South Stand at Headingley Carnegie Stadium is set to have a major overhaul at the end of the 2010 season.

The famous terrace was built in 1931 by structural engineers Leonard Cooper Ltd.

Originally is was 336 feet long and a number of Leeds players from the time worked on the site during the close season including legendary former captain Joe Thompson.

Throughout 2010 we will be asking fans for the views on developments in the stand however initially we would like to gain some feedback from you to help us form our ideas for the new look stand.

As part of your Leeds Rhinos season ticket holder package and Rhinos 4 Life package you can claim a free ticket to watch our sister club, Leeds Carnegie.

The Rugby Football League have today confirmed that the Rhinos final game of the Engage Super League season against Hull FC will now take place on Saturday 4th September, kick off 4.30pm, at KC Stadium.

Carnegie Challenge Cup Finalists Leeds Rhinos have revealed ambitious plans to transform their Headingley Carnegie home ground over the coming years but have told supporters that they must have direct input into making that dream a reality.

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