Per Dewsbury rams websiteFollowing Monday night's draw, Dewsbury Rams host Bradford Bulls in the Carnegie Challenge Cup 4th Round on Sunday 18th April 2010. Kick off will be 3.20pm.

Tickets are in the process of being printed now and Bradford Bulls will be given an allocation next week for their supporters.

Priority and first allocation of the Dewsbury ticket allocation is quite rightly to be made to our season ticket holders. Unfortunately, unlike the previous round, Dewsbury season ticket holders will have to pay admission, with the exception of juniors. If you wish to purchase some tickets please contact the club, by email or phone on 01924 465489, with your contact details so that we can ensure you can purchase your tickets.

This is an important event for your club which will be ticket only entrance.

Ticket prices for the match will be our usual admission prices which can be viewed here

Junior season ticket holders are entitled to free admission for Carnegie Challenge Cup matches up to and including the quarter finals, however tickets for this match will still be required to gain entry. Junior season ticket holders should order their match tickets as described above and bring their Junior Season Ticket with them when they collect their free match ticket. '"

Hopefully be available Monday so I can get mine before I go to Cheltenham

Wanting them by Monday might be a bit of a gamble................

What a bizarre kick off time

3.20? Weirdness.

I'm not worried about the Bulls announcing ticket details because as a season ticket holder I expect a free one. If for whatever reason I am not able to have one I shall be ensuring that I kick up such a stink with Trading Standards that the RFL refund me the equivalent value given that every Super league season ticket holder is entitled to a free 4th round cup ticket to watch their team home or away and there is nothing in the small print (I've checked) that suggests any reason why I won't get one.

I with you on that one.

That's right, kick up a fuss for 13 quid!

Unless you plan to charge the RFL more than the ticket price for 'loss of enjoyment'

Why not?

It's not just about the money, everybody with s season ticket is entitled to one, and I expect the lerge majority will want to go with it being local.

I'll be at the ticket office as soon as you can claim your free ticket, but if I don't get one i'll be doing the same.

Well, what exactly would you give 4,000 season ticket holders who don't get a ticket to the game then? A free ticket to the Leeds Away game?

I don't know, either the money or another away ticket.

Why would you give a free ticket to leeds when you already have a season ticket :S

Am i right to assume this is the rfl that wold have to rectify this problem, rather than the Bulls, as it wouldn't be fair for the bulls to lose out on revenue............