Nope - not listened to them really.

It was for the Wakey and Hull semi final, and don't say The Leeds and Cas fans can't match that

we talking about the 11,263 game out of a capacity just shy of 15,000?

The important part is that it was an International. They lack atmosphere compared to club games due to the partisan crowd (as do club games v Quins, Catalan and Crusaders [R.I.P]), limited number of chants and songs and no main vocal group within the supporters.

Indeed,i was there...it was over 3/4 full and the traffic was not that bad really, so i just took exception to what was not fact...it was an ok atmosphere...as good as one could possibly be for a game with almost no Wales fans there and a 74-0 scoreline....what im saying is Leeds fans will enjoy the day i assume

just taken me 3 hrs to read this thread because of tadrhinos avatar please tell me where i could meet a nice young lady like that to keep me warm thru the cold spells when we are without our weekly fix of SL

i have some other nice ones all lined up

Just had to look again tad I thought it was you and keith senior separated by a shoe lace.

yes i was wearing a wales shirt so had the entire crowd bantering with me so enjoyed it

To be fair we havnt got to the attendance of the keepmoat against Saints so i cant see the ground being too small atall. And the atmosphere when wakey vs Hull played there seemed electric coming accross on the bbc coverage so should be a good day. Better than huddersfield which never seems to have any sort of atmosphere even with large amounts of the crowd singing. I would say best place to part is over at the cinema or doncaster dome and after the game walk around the lake this avoids allot of the traffic either that or park in the town centre which will be free on a sunday and get the bus over or even a taxi is only goin to be 5 quid which is nothing in a cab full.

Now that the thousands upon thousands of Rhinos season ticket holders and assorted members have queued up for hours and purchased their CC Semi Final tickets during the priority sale period, tickets are now on general sale to the public with no limit on the number which can be purchased.

Apparently, there's still over 4000 tickets available (Translation: close to 5000) according to the Rhinos website.

Perhaps the Keepmoat is too big after all?

You yourself will probably be able to show up on the day Keith and pay
I am on nights that night so would just have got back from Hudds in time but not Donny

Who will you be watching though ?