So I assume your club would be paying the £12 difference then per ticket sold to a Castleford supporter? Fair enough if so, I just don't see why Harlequins should lose out on revenue they would have recieved regardless of the offer.

As I have already said we've paid £15 for ours with the kids having exchanged their ST vouchers (A £5 ticket would result in a difference of £10 and you can't be counting the beer cos I'm sure I'll have to pay more than £2 for that). I really am beginning to think you're misinterpreting my point and I'm genuinely not having a go - I think we should agree to disagree. Here's to a great game tomorrow - hope you have a good day (despite the result

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I think I probably am.

£15 for the ticket - if the £5 offer was there, the beer would cost £3 so you'd effectively be paying £2 on the gate, as apposed to £15 + £3 if you decided to buy a beer.

Free beer for everyone. It's the future of Quins RL.

Thats a view you could adopt or alternatively you could adopt a more positive long term approach of getting new people to the game, they enjoy it, receive a leaflet that says you can have a ST next year for £99 and they take it up.

Its you choice-Simples

Fair do's if the take up and follow up is good enough

Just doesn't seem to have any real strategey to it

Any chance that a neutral and a friend hoping to watch one of the best matches (potentially) in round 26 could get in on what sounds like an outstanding £5 and a beer offer?

Where can i get 2 vouchers??

here

Wonder how many would even snap up a £99 ST after that performance?

No matter how many incentives you offer, if the team isn't doing it on the pitch it wont be successful.

Forget it pal. As long as you can sit in the West Stand, everyone will renew their season tickets.

Just got back - what a weekend!! Fantastic and well worth £15.

did you sleep rough

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