I with you on that one.

That's right, kick up a fuss for 13 quid!

Unless you plan to charge the RFL more than the ticket price for 'loss of enjoyment'

Why not?

It's not just about the money, everybody with s season ticket is entitled to one, and I expect the lerge majority will want to go with it being local.

I'll be at the ticket office as soon as you can claim your free ticket, but if I don't get one i'll be doing the same.

Well, what exactly would you give 4,000 season ticket holders who don't get a ticket to the game then? A free ticket to the Leeds Away game?

I don't know, either the money or another away ticket.

Why would you give a free ticket to leeds when you already have a season ticket :S

Re-read the post, it says Leeds 'Away' game. Away games aren't included in the season ticket, well they aren't in mine.......... unless you have a special privileged season ticket............

Junior

Am i right to assume this is the rfl that wold have to rectify this problem, rather than the Bulls, as it wouldn't be fair for the bulls to lose out on revenue............

Most of us on here probably don't fall into the 'junior category'.............

And as a child, isn't it your bed time yet.........?

I imagine so, it's the RFL who offer it to every ST holder at every club isn't it?

I think its an RFL issue and hopefully it won't come back to the bite the club on the backside.

I just hope us Bradford season pass holders manage to get a ticket for the game because there is nothing in the small print that suggests any reason why I won't get one and I've looked and double checked it over and over.

I really can see all hell breaking out over this, because even though with 6300 season pass holders, even if 50% wanted to attend this game ( I personally think it'll be near the 75% mark as Dewsbury is local ), there won't be enough so the RFL are heading for trouble.

I agree with your comments, I'll be rather upset if I can't get a ticket for the game after being told it was a contracted part of the agreement when I bought a BUlls season ticket.

If there is compo then I guarantee all 6000 season ticket holders will swear blind that they would deffo have gone to this match

Can we have a few more threads about just how upset folk will be if the Bulls can't distribute 1500 tickets amongst 6000 season ticket holders? Two isn't enough.

My suggestion is 1 ticket per 5 people and they share a spot.

Or maybe we could get that loaves and fishes guy along to help.

I mean, it's a potential bummer an all, but really, WTF do you actually expect the Bulls to DO? Spend £10m on building Dewsbury a ground extension?

I am prepared to sacrifice my space on the grass for the greater good, despite having a god given and inalienable right to be there as a season ticket holder. I will also pledge to give my share of the extensive compo that will be forthcoming from the RFL to the Bulls Foundation, I blame their failure to rig the draw and it probably also had something to do with Gary Schofield, he's never liked us.

So that's just 5999 left for Dewsbury to accommodate.

I [iam[/i going to this match - unless I can't get a ticket...

It should be moved to Odsal simple as.

It would also get a larger walk up gate at Odsal meaning Dews would make loads more cash. At this rate there won't be any Bradford fans turning up who aren't there for free with their season ticket.

I think Wigan last year let those who couldnt get a freebie go to the next round for free.

It would probably make less money at Odsal with a 7,000 crowd than at Dewsbury with a 3,500

Its up to the RFL to sort isn't it? Not individual clubs?

And if thats an option, I might wait then and get in free to the next round.

Would it not make sence from the clubs point of view to allocate tickets based on purchase history for this seasons away games? Yes i appreciate that some fans pay on the gate and don't purchase tickets direct from Odsal however those that do are doing the club a favour in relation to the income and 10% they gain on sales?

Hopefully the Bulls' ticket allocation will be sufficient to fufil everyone that wants to go - but should it not be we could be potentialy looking at a rugby version of "Hillsborough" (hopefully not).

I think going to Ram Stadium to watch this with a capacity crowd is far more appealing than Odsal with 6,000 rattling around inside. If its a capacity crowd at Dews, than so be it!

Surely there's some kind of caveat in the free cup game ticket thing, i.e. its first come first served?

If you're lucky enough to get a ticket. Personally I think being inside Odsal with 6000 rattling around inside is more appealing to listening to it on Radio Leeds.