You said 10% of that. I am merely trying to present the reader with the full picture instead of your half useful bit of semi-information.

What a great send-off that will be. A dour game played infront of about 4000 people.

I have said my goodbyes in an emotional game for the past 25 years that the ground has been entertaining me. I don't want to say them again in a boxing day youth game which means nothing, I wouldn't be attending.

Would it not work if both sides agreed to put out strong sides and the prices were say £10 for adults, £5 for concessions?

If it was cheap enough, i think people would turn up.

Agreed billy!

There is no way we can put out strong sides anymore on Boxing day. Foreign players will have only just arrived or arriving back. International players will be unavailable as they would not have had a break due to being in Oz. We want them fit and ready for the new season not crocked because of some stupid meaningless game to prolong the agony for the Old Girl. Just let her go with a bit of peace and dignity.
Also we should be getting used to our 'new ground' for next season and that is at the home of the Vikings and not KR.

Correct.

It's over, finished, gone, Knowsley Road has seen the last game in my eyes, indeed with my eyes.

Just end this speculation now, if they insist on sending half a dozen first teamers to play a Boxing day game then play it at Widnes or the DW.

I hope Saints don't play Wigan on Boxing day.
The game will mean absolutely nothing to myself and I would imagine the majority of Saints fans.
Let the old girl RIP.

I am sure there is only ONE factor as to wether this game goes ahead or not, and that is if the council give saints permission to hold it. If its a YES, then it goes ahead, regardless the fact the teams wont be competitive etc etc... it will make saints money, which ofcourse the club needs badly.

Supposed to be away for Christmas myself, so wont be attending anyways.