Friday 19th at 8pm. Game not on the TV.

Season Tickets holders get a whopping £3 off.



Admission £17 for South Stand.

Think ill have a Friday night to myself. Hate the CC anyway because it interferes with the end of the SL season and is an unwarrented distraction but I'm not paying £17 to see a match that is usually played at half the pace of a SL game.

£17 seems a bit steep if you ask me.



I think they'll be a fair few including myself saying the same thing.

Should have made it £10.

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Seriously though, They'll probably get 5 or 6k for this one. If they did like Hull KR and halved the prices then they could get 12k or so. It's certainly better for the players.

Yeah, they'd improve the att. for the cc tie. But, in the same way bradford fans have baulked at paying full price after getting their season tickets on the cheap, I suspect it would ultimately have a negative impact on our ticket sales somewhere down the line.

It's also up to the two clubs to agree the prices so you can't lay all the blame with the host club.

That was because it was a package for the league. In a 1 off cup match that, lets face it, not many people actually care too much about, the added price drop might be the incentive to make them go.

Shows what holds this game back when it's "supporters" moan about paying £17 to watch an all Super League tie, and local derby at that.

Would have been a fantastic cup draw in pre-SL days which would have captured a lot of interest along with a very healthy attendance. Where did it all go wrong? You blame the supporters, I blame Super League.