Ahhrr the 'Darth Tax' - but I believe that this payment is applicable to anyone purchasing tickets from Leeds Rugby Ltd. and not just applied to 'non Rhinos' supporters.

I always buy our tickets in advance, it gives money to our club and it's normally cheaper, the reason being because you've commited to going even if turns out to be an horrendous day. The problem I have is that a pre purchased ticket in 2010 and 2011 cost me £19, it has rocketed by over 20% this season to £23. You don't need to be an economic genius to work out that the increase allied to spiralling fuel costs to get there leaves the average punter feeling well and truly ripped off when most folk are on their butts financially. Pearson is a prat, end of story.

Your vehicle? Wasn't Leeds quoted as the car theft?damage capital of England?
Absolute cobblers.
As for your safety, the Rhinos fans in the Brickies were all sat petrified at us savages.
Jog on!

No

Yes it was my friend. And burglary was in a Champions league place too. HTH

Link?

TIA

Quote ="Fat Boy"Link? TIA'" Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH

Quote ="Fat Boy"Link? TIA'" Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH

Quote ="denbo63"Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH'" Students in Leeds cause a massive problem and skew the burglary and robbery stats. 2 big popular unis all in the same area with lots of students walking around with shiny electricals and leaving doors and windows open.

Quote ="denbo63"Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH'" Students in Leeds cause a massive problem and skew the burglary and robbery stats. 2 big popular unis all in the same area with lots of students walking around with shiny electricals and leaving doors and windows open.

But to add yes Leeds does have some bad crIme figures as most big city's do

Quote ="denbo63"Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH'" To be honest I'd rather have my car nicked or house burgled than get a beating. You also have nearly twice the national average for sexual offences. www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-hull.html

Quote ="denbo63"Burglary double the national average? www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-leeds.html HTH'" To be honest I'd rather have my car nicked or house burgled than get a beating. You also have nearly twice the national average for sexual offences. www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-hull.html

Its me. And I especially fancy fat boys. Sweetie......

but then agean Barnsla is completely different

like that

Rugby league, a game lauded by it's followers as "the greatest game" and those very same followers ridicule soccer for is lack of professional integrity and it's simplicity......

Until it comes to paying for it

Anyhow, good to see the 'offer' to the home fans working...

How much is the Walk up price Game day in the North (Hull end?).

If wouldn't go to watch a game in Hull if transport & entry was free, with beer and food included!

Agean Barnsla - is that a Greek holiday destination?

As stated earlier in this thread, why is there no mention of this when you travelled to Wigan? (more expensive in the away stand for the same view)

Perhaps there should the a weekly thread complaining at the way Leeds charge away fans the same price for vastly inferior facilities to home fans, thats harly fair now is it?

I have a season ticket at Headingley for the Western Terrace so what the Hell are you talking about?

You paid £260 for your pass to watch your team?
Your argument is a little flawed also as we could just say the North stand is open to us too.
Thirdly I do agree my club are out of order increasing the prices for away fans. For what it is worth there where a few rhinos fans in the east stand and whilst they may not of enjoyed the result they didn't look threatened/scared at all.

well I like the Barnsley accent,but its hard to put it in writing

So, you actively like to stand within the visitors designated section of the ground, fair enough. But it still doesn't get away from the fact to the price charged to away fans for an uncovered western side is not cheaper than the covered south stand. A stand which visiting fans are actively discouraged from using.

HTH

..nor is it more expensive. Imagine how outraged you'd be if, for example, you were charged an extra... say... £6 to stand on the Western Terrace?

Maybe we ought to.