Pitch is fantastic – had a kick about with the grandson after the game. Pies are delicious. Beer is great. Performance was spot on. A cracking day was had by all. Looking forward to the next game. Well done to the team and all the staff.

A humble and fantastic statement. Couldn’t have worded it better. Thank you for a wonderful opening day! Onwards & Upwards!

Fantastic effort by everyone putting on the game today. Thank you Edward, Nigel and all the team involved in delivering on the dream of Allianz Park. Playing on the pitch afterwards was brilliant fun. Here’s to our new home!

how did the pitch stand up to scrums etc would be great to know i can see if it works most teams adopting this pitch

What a great day and the atmosphere was something I don’t think we’ve experienced since the cup final in 2011. Just been reading about the new cups and the world record is 36 stacked up wi drink in maybe the club can have a go at breaking that record next?????

Must admit there were more issues than I expected, but pleased to see the club acknowledge these rather than pretend they weren’t there – an all too common event in today’s spin-controlled world.

Have to disagree with the comments re food and drink though. This was an area I was particularly interested in as meeting up for lunch and a pint before the game has always been part of the Sarries experience for me. Unfortunately with the prices being on par with Wembley/ Twickenham we’ll probably be finding somewhere else to eat and drink before the game. Don’t mind paying £3.80 for a pint, but not too happy paying a fiver for a burger. If there’s room and it’s financially feasible, wonder if it’s possible to install a massive marquee somewhere so people can have a sit down “pub lunch” before the game at a reasonable price.

Other than the food though, it’s very exciting being at our new home. The traffic problems aren’t anywhere near as bad as feared (opening day parking issues aside), the new stand looks amazing, the pitch looks great – I’m sure football clubs as well as rugby clubs around the country will be watching with interest. Overall, can’t wait until the problems are resolved and we’re all settled in. However well or not the first day went, those responsible should be congratulated.

Also echo that so pleased we shared this experience with Exeter too. Real rugby fans.

Really enjoyed the game and the new stadium. Was slightly concerned when I turned up for a early pint just after 12 and had to avoid the lorries and men with hard hats. But added to the fun. Sarries pint and ale fanstatic. Please can we not run out of both so early next game. Band after fantastic and really enjoyed them. Parking still hit and miss even if you have paid up front. Wife and mother not over too impressed with the half time dancers. Better not to repeat their thoughts.

Enjoyed the first the first Prem game at our new home especially once Charlie had put his kicking boots on and his try was typical Charlie and being an ex prop myself it was great to watch Maco and Matt power over the try line. I very much like the idea that fans are now able to watch the game near the pitch behind the barriers if they want to. The pie was very tasty and resonably priced, although hopefully next game the correct prices will be up on the independent food sellers boards, one had £2.00 for chips but when ordering stated that they were £2.50. My other concern is that when I went to park at Copthall school which I had booked till the end of this season, it was a bit disconcerting to be told that it was full due to members of the school taking up 50% of the spaces, however I was redirected to the one nearer the ground and was able to park there. Still minor hiccups are to be expected at first and no doubt will be sorted out quickly. I very much look forward to our next home game and many more besides

I though it was a great day and game, i dont think that posts cause that many missed kicks the different surfaces are more likely an explanation. charlie seems to adapt well in the 2nd half.

Travelled by tube as we were in high Barnet for the weekend deliberately and glad to see that the underground were shuttling the one tube which made it very good and the traffic for all the local resident’s fears seems to be quite light along the roads we were walking – sorry cannot vouch for the parking. would be good to see a travel breakdown perhaps?!?!? I did see clickers at the path running past the powerleauge.. hopefully this means the residents fears were exaggerated….

so only a few views for me:-
1) not sure about the new song and didn’t mind the singing ‘gag’ at the end of the match but hope its just because we had use of him for the day! not one to be repeated I think
2) I did think and this has been the other big bug points as it seems that the Exeter sub were not announced which should be looked in to.
3) and i do think seeing a merry chief fan climbing the north post i think the pitch invasion is great for the kids but i think CC or pioneers should be stationed at the post just for the spectators safety..

all in all a top day though!! enjoyed the domino’s.. might get something a bit cheaper next hopefully they got enough business to drop the price a bit next time…

Had a great day on Saturday. From the moment we arrived at Mill Hill Broadway, being met by the smiling Pioneers, who were all very helpful and enjoying their role. The shuttles buses both to and from the ground were smooth running, quick and easy. The extensive range of quality food at the ground excellent. The new song not a fan of that. We could do with some kind of chant, simple memorable, both spectator and player inspiring, something like the squads own victory song. Anyone got any ideas on that? Otherwise well done all. Pioneers, directors, managers, coaches and players. All those who had the vision and stamina to pull this off. Thank you!

I agree with all the positive comments and thanks to those who have achieved the move. Just want to add particular thanks to the Ticket Team who must have had a monumental task with the move and nomadic season. They always remained helpful and I very much include the now departed Gemma in that.

A great atmosphre and a brilliant match. My son enjoyed it immensly and loved going on to the pitch afterwards. Once all the teething problems have been sorted, the experience will be magnificent.

to historic match to match it to spectators y’avait among the two French foreign

Very nice place, shame about the seats, which very limited view verging on the no view at all, so missed a lot of the action. Frustratingly nothing was said when we were booking the seats!! Guess that’s just teething problems. We were all pretty excited for our first game in new stadium, so it was a bit disappointing. Can’t comment on the little “angels” as could not see them anyway! Access to stadium was a little windy and access to seats was a bit of a route tour.

We had a great day, however the east stand ran out of pies and carlsberg, the bar staff had one bottle opener between them. Tables and chairs would be nice for the early birds to sit down and eat their pies and read the programme. Also some of the concession food stand prices were absolutely outrages, I mean £6.50 for a small Indian wrap!!

I have followed rugby around the world and have never experienced a day like this, magnificent – Saracens Express coaches left too soon – the teething problems expected and not insurmountable congrats to all the back room staff who made this happen

A really exciting day and so pleased it was Exeter Chiefs for our first game at home. Proper job! Would have liked to have seen more of Sarrie on such a special day; his warm/bonkers personality brings so much fun to the proceedings. Unfortunately we were unable to get a programme as they seemed to have sold out by the time we arrived an hour before kick off. Don’t see the new song becoming a hit. Generally loved the day and are sure it will only get better. GO SARRIES!!

could we have any seated areas near the bars under the east stand please? My wife who is recovering from an operation & was on crutches found it hard to stand all of the time.