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£10 admission for all adults £5 for kids

Very good move by the club.



We have someone from Britain's Got Talent as well so it should be a decent crowd.

Five days after the licence is announced. I think the result of that will have way more baring on the attendance than some two-bit band band playing.

That had slipped my mind, I imagine the outcome will have a massive effect on the crowd.

Could go either way, people tend to come out of the woodwork when there is something to moan about.



Also, as its New Bounce who are there for the match, I would suggest that a high proportion of the crowd wouldn't give two hoots about RL and the politics involved so would come regardless just to see the act.

I don't know there will be the added incentive that if you turn up you may get a game with the amount of players leaving

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Quins giving away another 1000 tickets for the warrington game for anyone who cares to go on the evening stardard site I'm sure rh will turn a blind eye to this it happens week in and week out

best thing is they give out freebies and still only pull in 2-3k i feel for quins fans but its just never going to work on the grand scale the rfl want it to.

I know that you know that everyone on this forum knows that but rfl will still flog that dead horse

will not be attending for this game

I have just waded through that whole long sorry thread and what a bloody mess things are in over there!



There are some interesting points coming out and the first one is if WST do take over the club and ground, their business plan relies on charging Crusaders a reasonable annual rent! I bet they don't pay one at that moment, so where will Crusaders find the money?



The bad news, in some ways, is that I can't see the RFL kicking Crusaders out on the 26th July. They are owed money and if they did this they probably won't see any of it. However, if someone buys the ground and the RFL gets it's £700k back then I can't see the RFL bailing out Crusaders/Moss and Roberts again because it looks ever more clear to me, they are not interested in running an RL club... they are just interested in money!