I can't see it been a sell out myself.

Apparently Rhinos have asked for their extra allocation from Crusaders now. The Tickets that we got given today were the Yale Stand tickets.

You can pick your seat and pay online following the link: - www.ticketlord.com/wrexham.htm If you look, tickets are selling well, looks like Mold Rad stand is just about full already

You can pick your seat and pay online following the link: - www.ticketlord.com/wrexham.htm If you look, tickets are selling well, looks like Mold Rad stand is just about full already

Great effort that. Should make for a good atmosphere.

Hope so. The only way the move to Wrexham can avoid being a total farce/disaster is if the people of Wrexham take to it and they get some crowds in.

Quite. This is a nice development and I hope my skepticism is misplaced BUT remember the opening crowd for PSG.

Sold?

or freebies?

Oh I know, a big crowd in game one proves nothing. I'm more interested in whether there's sustained interest.

To a point I'm not bothered at this point. I'd expect them to try all the marketing tricks they can to generate some interest. Freebies seema good idea at this point. The challenge will be to get some of those people to keep coming back. Getting freebies in to a club in a new town is a start. I get offered free tickets for Coventry RU all the time, but I'm still not interested so I still don't go.

They also need to be competetive quickly.

Its' all well and good having the league's best club as you opening opponents to draw the crowds but a 60 point thrashing won't help.

Does anyone know the answer to the original question?

I am in Londinium next Friday and I am unsure if I will be back in time to make the trip over?

The ground holds 15500, I can't see them selling that many tickets in advance, and I can't see them wanting to turn away passing trade. So I would say you will be able to pay on the gate.

having the rhinos at home might not lead to the thrashing everyone expects, leeds were expected to post 50-100 points on the opening game last season but were still rusty and crusaders will be hoping the same happens
theres no doubt that with a good home support expected and leeds having sold out their first allocation it should be a good atmosphere and if the locals only get to see half the cammeraderie between fans of rugby league then it might seem a more appealing game to take the kids to than the football

i'm also hopeful that the local police and pubs dont tar us all with the same brush and allow everything to let a good night happen rather than trying to close places in case of trouble

The kop end is clsed at the moment so the capacity is 10,500.