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the best value for money is the former if you attend every game, if you dont its the latter
it is possible to play well all season and win the grand final and that is what i prefer

You kinky sod, Admiral!

Option 2, would much rather see a close game...

I’m a big fan of uncertainty - almost being able to predict the result week-in week-out is nowhere near as exciting as being unsure! The roller-coaster of a season we are having has been a cracker whatever happens come the end!

Warrington at home in 2009 and then Hudd’s at home in 2010 are priceless - just a couple of examples that makes season tickets worth every penny!

The second option certainly gives us plenty of talking points anyway - the defeat to Crusaders was a shocker, and then afterwards a well earned win and Warrington - the joys of sport.

I seem to be out of step here but I would much prefer the former. As a rugby fan first and foremost its the quality of play and skills on show that count. I have vivid memories of fantastic individual tries over many years and it is the entertainment that counts. Your question stated to "play fantastic rugby and go unbeaten in the league and then not make the grand final" So for me I would get my fix of rugby and winning because we would only lose one or two games at the most. The alternative to win the GF but at the expense of all I hold dear in quality rugby and still lose several games is not worth it. Just so you can boast about being champions - thats not being a rugby fan - its being a silverware fan.