The games at Wigan and Huddersfield probably will yes, but I expect ours to get the same attendance - full house - for the same reason - away support.

I don't know what the Hull derby attendance was earlier in the season but unless it sold out I expect this one to draw a bigger crowd. The enthusiasm in Hull will be massive for this one.

My good friend, JohnKendal, lives in Kendal. Who would of guessed?



How is he ment to buy tickets for this game? I cannot go to the shop with my season ticket book because i ill already of bought tickets with my book.

Any ideas? AND DO NOT SAY RING THE SHOP!

Phone Saints shop up as suggested in this thread above.

Its not going to sell out anyway so I fail to see the problem.

Ok thank-you, ill pass the message along

£3 discount offered by Wigan to season ticket holders.

If it was at home, we'd probabaly get that with Moran.

Maybe even more.

He could lay on free caoches make up for it

He might give us some money off for the next home play off game. We've still got atleast one left aint we?

Do all play-off gate receipts get spread between all Super League clubs?

If so not sure I'm happy with Pie-Eaters getting cheaper tickets than Leeds fans for the same game.

I think it's up to the club and how much they wish to charge to home supporters and visitors, I mean it is in the league, isn't it?

Away fans should never have to pay more than home fans to watch the same game but I'm sure Wigan will be able to get away with that one on a technicality that Leeds fans are paying the same as non season ticket holding Wigan fans, despite the fact that a Wigan fan without a season ticket has chosen not to buy one whereas obviously a Leeds fan would not buy a Wigan season ticket so it's not a truly fair comparison.

Unless of course they're offering Leeds season ticket holders the same discount but I think we all know how unlikely that is.

Man United pull a similar fast one in football by having one ticket price for "members" which virtually all non season ticket seats at Old Trafford are sold to, at least for the bigger games, and an increased price for non members. Obviously no away fan is a member so we get charged more than the home fans in equivalent seats even though the rules say we should not. They exploit a technicality which makes it legal but it doesn't make it right.

Hull are even worse as away fans are charged more for food and drink in the KFC Stadium than home fans are charged.

Yep they do. It's scandalous.

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Was just about to text your adam. No need now

I think it will go close to a sellout but no reason for any Wire fans to miss out on a ticket with Saints having general sale from tomorrow.

Even if was general sale at our ticket office tomorrow I'd still buy from Saints as in the event of a sell out I want the home support diluted as much as possible by infiltrators buying their allocation.

Small time and unlikely to make the least bit of difference, but true.

If we win and play them at home in week three I'll be buying my West Stand ticket from them too. Every little helps and all that.

Can just buy them from Saints, There on general sale from 9am tomorow morning.

Do Warrington get a percentage of ticket sales from thier allocation, or does all the money go to Saints?

So we're saying ring the Saint Helens shop, and turn up at KR wearing your Warrington shirt and stand in their end? And thats fine?

Yes they do but I think will not cover our season ticket holder so if you don't have a season ticket get to Saints and buy them from there.

you've been there before champ, you know you don't have to stand with the saints fans, you can go where you like, apart from teh seats.

Beat me to it mate.

All the gate receipts from the play offs get pooled and then shared between the Superleague clubs. The percentage allocated to each club is dependant on the clubs final position AFTER the play offs.
As an example Wigan finished sixth in the league table last year, but after the play offs were actually third so took a better share of the prize money.