Thought this might be of interest to some of you.... www.groupon.co.uk/deals/leeds/lo ... ue/4118365

Thought this might be of interest to some of you.... www.groupon.co.uk/deals/leeds/lo ... ue/4118365

Just spotted that on the VT, thanks for the info.

The Offer:

London Broncos v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats: Adult or Child Tickets from £2.50 for Saturday 31 March 2012 (Up to 58% Off)

Much like a rugby team, breakdancing chickens make good use of wings and locks. Cluck up some support with today’s Groupon at London Broncos. Choose from the following options:

• £2.50 for one child ticket to London Broncos v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats on Saturday 31 March 2012 (50% Off)

• £7.50 for one adult ticket to London Broncos v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats on Saturday 31 March 2012 (50% Off)

• £14 for two adult tickets to London Broncos v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats on Saturday 31 March 2012 (53% Off)

• £25 for four adult tickets to London Broncos v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats on Saturday 31 March 2012 (58% Off)

Match Preview
Currently holding heads high after a 42-16 win over Castleford Tigers, London Broncos stands 12th in the Stobart Super League table, and the team hopes to barge its way up the rungs with fierce displays of skill and strength. The club last locked shoulders with Wakefield Trinity Wildcats back in June last year, proving its own trying talents with a convincing 40-22 win in the electric atmosphere of their Twickenham Stoop home ground.



About London Broncos
Proudly holding up the capital’s banner as London’s only Stobart Super League team, London Broncos has been a staple of the competition since its formation in 1996. The club boasts scrumming talents from Italy, France, New Zealand, and across the UK, with internationally-capped players all striving to cement first-team status under the watchful eyes of head coach Rob Powell. As well as raising heart-rates in their 14,000 capacity stadium, the club also takes talents to the local community with a number of youth teams and coaching programmes.


I wonder who wrote this last bit??
- scrumming talents from Italy, France, New Zealand????? WTF - trying to attract the kick and clap brigade?
- raising heart-rates in their (virtually empty) 14,000 capacity stadium

Anyone done this? Is it worth doing?

if you want two adult tickets for £14 then it's worth doing.

4 for 25 quid actually!

Normally things that look too good to be true, are too good to be true. Is there a catch to this ?

Indeed. My thoughts entirely.

Used groupon quite a bit, read the small print though, but usually it's spot on.
Also highlights the lack of interest expected in this game.

just read the t&c's and it turns out you have to sit next to sunbedkid.

Two tickets bought £14 travellodge booked £29 family room bargain

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Not sure if it's already been mentioned on here but just seen it.

Yes, there is a separate thread on this. Thanks for posting though.

Yes Mark its not a bad offer ordered 2 for me & the mrs

Got our ticket at the Bulls last year. Think it was £17 for a family ticket. Bargain even if it was at Odslum.

Quote ="wrencat1873"Normally things that look too good to be true, are too good to be true. Is there a catch to this ?'" www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17398809

Quote ="wrencat1873"Normally things that look too good to be true, are too good to be true. Is there a catch to this ?'" www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17398809

We got 5 adults and 1 pensioner £36.50

£30 for travel and ticket by the club is also excellent value, think thats the option I'll be taking. Could the club not buy in bulk from groupon and make a tidy sum?

I've got 4 adults from them for 25 quid.they send you an email voucher and you print it off and take it to the ticket office a London on match day.I think the offer run out at midnight Friday ,but I might have read it wrong.

Cheap ticket = more beer money.

Looking forward to a great day and night out in the Smoke!