After this season, you have to admire the pure brass balls of uncle Gary

.....and we'll all travel to the game in hover cars and pay for our tickets in galactic credits

Greville, you're going to need a bigger boat. And some much better bait.

Come back to me in ten years when the ground is complete, we've finally implemented the policy that serves successful football clubs so well and these pages have been filled with tramps moaning on about the prices. If it's good enough for Juventus, Arsenal and the San Francisco 49'ers, it's good enough for us. Restrict supply, increase demand and see the profits per head soar. 15,000 is the sweet spot for Leeds Rhinos and it's what we should be aiming for. That way old John Walton will have to pay a fair market price instead of insisting him and his brood get in on the cheap

Happy with the price freeze on season tickets. They are no longer selling family tickets but kids tickets are still good value. Don't like the beer after the game? If only we had a pub close to the ground.

Or someone in a wheelchair that you can't easily move through the after game crowds eh?

Decent pub near the ground? Don't make me laugh.

Looks like were going into the Carnegie seats for next year, whats the dealio with them then, do you get a specific seat or is it unreserved seating but you're in a certain block?

its your seat. the sides are cheaper and its still a pretty good view too

Cheers Tad pal. I've never been in the stand before. Virgin. Looks like we will all have to go down to the TO and buy them to make sure we're all sat together.

Folk out, yer tight sod!

GH! GH! GH!

ved it in there. had a ticket for 5 years. some great people sat around me but sadly you always get one total asshole who spoils it.

One of the great joys of sitting in there is being able to waltz in 5 minutes from kick off and still getting your place. No fighting past people for whom 'Excuse me please' is taken as a personal insult.

Looking foward to that part Gulfy. Much better than getting in the ground an hour before KO to get a decent spot.

If my tenure in the Carnegie Terrace is anything to go by, get in early and get in away from the yellow areas.

Then watch as scores of late comers armed with 2 pint pots and foul mouths be shunted all over the paddock in a vain effort to get in somewhere.

TBF, the prices aren't all that bad, and the price to entertainment ratio is outstanding. I know it's not really comparable, but the most expensive match-day price is £30(?), whereas it's $260 over here for the Hockey (roughly £130), and there are 41 home matches. Beer is about $10 (£5) and its complete .