Why do you keep quoting £23?

Where on this thread has there been any mention of 'potentially hundreds' of Leeds fans staying away?

I'll repeat the question I asked earlier: As a Hull fan, how would you feel if you arrived at Headingley and was asked to pay £6 more than a Leeds fan to stand on the Western Terrace?

They've gone up to £25 as of last night.

Do they go up on match day aswell?

Because thats what they cost pre sale.

It ended yesterday for Leeds fans.

Like Damo?

No.

I very rarely miss a Leeds game - maybe 2 or three a season.

I didn't go to Salford last week because my experience earlier in year put me off.

We wont be going to the KFC either as £25 each is blatant robbery. So that's £50 entrance cost + we usually get a pie/burger each so another £5 then a couple of pints each, add, say another £15.

That's £70 of my money that Hull FC wont be getting this year. If there are another couple of hundred people that think the extra £5 on the gate price is enough to tip the balance in favour of watching the match on the sofa then the price hike will be counter-productive.

What was the price hiked from?

So the price is £25 which is discounted for those that have the opportunity to purchase a ticket before yesterday?

Don't remember paying £50 on the gate last year.

If you want to phrase it that way yes.

I must admit 4 days before is to big a gap to justify it, The walk up fee for West tigers is a few hours before the game.
I can only presume it's to organise staffing levels in the North stand.

therfl.co.uk/news/article/24208/ ... kc-stadium

therfl.co.uk/news/article/24208/ ... kc-stadium

You keep thinking that, I'll be slightly more sceptical and believe it is done to increase the amount of cash flowing through the turnstiles.