The last England test at the KCOM had a poorer than expected crowd because the Marketing was poor but it was also noticable that the expensive £50 seats on the half way line were empty. The KCOM is a modern ground with no poor views amd we're canny with our cash in Yorkshire so most saved £10 or £20 and sat nearer the ends.

No, its likely to be England Tonga at Arsenal, Australia New Zealand at Leeds.

Are you sure? The website doesn’t show the numbers of the QFs so I went by the order they were written in.

Yeah, if results go as expected England will play Tonga at emirates and Australia will play New Zealand at Elland road

I used Wikipedia, I think they have made an 'Englands Route to the final' thing before though.

I’m not bothered about the men’s games as they will all be poor quality but I’m really interested in the wheelchair games. Going to have a look into that

Impressed to see an advert during the 6Nations on ITV and it was what I'd call a 'proper advert' with some RL action, and showing different groups of fans not just Northern middle aged men.

Better than the 2013 effort that appeared about a week before and was some arty effort of players spinning rugby balls.

Just got sent a link for 'presale' tickets and while there was a warning that prices would increase at the end of 2020, have they lost their minds??

To sit in my usual seat at the KCOM (one block from the half way line) its £70 for Australia-Fiji! No OAP concessions either...good luck selling that in a city never flush with cash in a pandemic.

There is no wooded seated stand at Elland Road. You must be mistaken it for Headingley’ s old North stand. It’s still a good stadium.

Depends what you call good when the Aussies ripped us a new one at elland road we had some disgusting seats that was way too closed to the row in front of us and was digging into my knees, so uncomfortable we said we'd never return to that stand

Tickets are on general sale and yet you still cannot specify where you want to sit, I am amazed that when being asked to spend such a decent whack you could end up sitting somewhere you would not want to, I bought tickets for the last three world cups the day they went on sale, but for now at least I have decided not to bother. What a shame they decided to sell tickets in such a strange way.

you could be sat 2 metres away from your pals nothing can be promised

Strange that we had great seats for that game but left well before the end to beat the crowds but the crowds beat us

East stand lower? i think they put seats on top of the old terrcing and the rows are way too close together.

Do they still have that yellow corner for away fans? That;s awful too.

yes that's correct, I was then told the next time I visited to watch a game get a seat in the south stand its older but far better which we did, I only used to for rugby games as I would of fallen asleep watching football

Snowie means the Geldard Rd end, terrible seating we were at the same game when the Aussies pumped it up us, we watched the second half in the bar, the rugby was just as embarrassing but at least me knees weren't sore.

we used a house across the road who rent out their drive, perfect to beat the traffic when leaving

It seems tickets will go off sale for 3 weeks in June while they allocate seats and I assume from July you can pick seats. I too would like to know where I am sitting before I book, hate being sat on a low row for RL

I think they planned to sell seats this way before Covid, which makes some sense from a 'make the ground look full' point of view, as they can allocate them in places they want for the cameras...but now Covid has come along they may need to spread fans about which is why they have carried on this way I reckon.

No. They stick away fans above the tunnel now with a restricted view and charge about 40 quid.

Well, they used to. Think it will be £20 now they're in the PL.

Sat in that old away end once in a friendly. Worse outdoor 'facilities' than Huddersfield.

Elland Road isn't a happy hunting ground for England/Gt Britain. Think we've only ever won one test there back in 1989.

I was at that game and in that stand. I'm only 5' 1" tall and even I struggled with the seat in front and had to sit on an angle. My best, and much taller friend went down to the concourse at half time and never came back up she was in so much pain.

On the Elland Road front we can only hope that Leeds staying in the Premier League leads to redevelopment as it is an ideal spot for big England games. The North is missing a good ground in the 30-50k bracket, England games either end up too small at Hull, Wigan and Huddersfield or would look a bit empty at the Etihad, Anfield, StJames' etc

there is hillsbrough which I've not seen in years don't know how dated it is

Its old, not been renovated since Euro96 and I believe was at a reduced capacity before lockdown as not up to standard. Sheffield is resistant to RL's charms too, the Eagles moving ground every year doesn't help matters.

England to play Fiji at Rochdale as a warm-up.

Was about to have a rant about this but will cut them some slack as remembered Rochdale has a large Fijian population and sold out their 2013 WC game and it's also to celebrate Rochdale Hornets 150th anniversary.