How dare you say that to me?I was giving my reasons for a season ticket purchase,to see a game of Rugby league wether Leeds are winning well or not

The highlighted part above - I can empathise with that - particularly if you're all sat together and possess an emotional group attachment to some form of ownership and utilisation of the same group of seats at every home game. But apart from that? There is absolutely no need for a season ticket. Getting out on a Friday night, meeting friends, having a few beers, a catchup and discussing the game does not require a season ticket purchase. You can do all that without having to purchase a season ticket.

I can't justify purchasing one for the following reasons: 13 games for the price of 11 isn't a money-saving incentive. I'd miss at least 2 games and probably more due to holidays, work commitments, last minute changes in scheduling due to Sky TV demands. Of the 13 home games, at least half I'm not interested in attending due to the poor standards of the SL opposition. I'd rather attend a meaningful game where Leeds play well against credible opposition even if they lose, as opposed to Leeds tossing it off, playing crap and winning against moderate and rubbish teams in a meaningless game. In recent years, I've also lost interest in games against credible SL rival opposition because the results and performances in those games are no longer critical - in fact, they have also become stale and meaningless. A season ticket fails on both a quantitative and qualitative level providing little of value.

I'll be giving SL fixtures a huge swerve as I've done for several seasons - not enough provision of value or meaningfulness. It'll only be a meet-up with friends which may persuade me to otherwise attend one or two. My purchases to date are tickets for the WCC and the World Cup Final via the RFL - the free World Cup beanie hats have already arrived. Will attend a large number of World Cup fixtures and the CC Final. Strong possibility of attending a few NRL and/or Origin games down under next year too. Then there's amateur grass roots games - that'll do me.

spot on in every way. i will attend more away games though this coming season

Fan of out of time drums eh?

Kinky.

I had to read that 3 or 4 times before my brain fully processed that you of all people called me a scrounger!!

I just find it hilarious that someone who moans about scrounging is actually a scrounger himself.When are you going to starting paying your fair share for Rhinos games like everyone else?

If the likes of you (and there's many freeloaders) contributed fully like everyone else to our great club then we'd be able to afford better players and the south stand would have been renovated years ago.

But no the club don't listen to the real fans who want such schemes stopped and instead pander to the likes of you who's bleeding Leeds Rhinos dry.

That £30 I spent to sit in the Carnegie stand earlier this year. Where did it go? To the likes of you probably. Fuming

You really are a complete utter t.

You can't justify your scrounging so you resort to name calling shocker

Feckless freeloaders like you probably just have kids so you can get yourself and your favorite in Headingley for £10. Planning on having anymore once this one grows up are you?

Damo lad, I think you're gonna need a bigger boat.

Oh look it's a scrounger sympathizer!

Our fans have gone too soft letting the likes of Sherbet Dip get away with scrounging from our club like he does.


Certainly

Bloody hell Damo that was a big rant...!

I haven't even got into full swing yet!

I show no mercy to those who not only fleece our club but more despicably openly boast about it. Times are hard in rugby league right now and the last thing we need is scroungers like Sherbet Dip taking advantage of that.

Absolute disgrace.

i suggest you write to the club and complain about them issueing cheap tickets if you feel that strongly