Nope but they posted a message on the RLWC 13 website stating there had been an issue. It has now been rectified and tickets are on the way. If you haven't had them the week of the game, ring them and I am sure they'll sort out collection at the ground. I had an issue with Challenge Cup Final tickets; rang them two days before the match and they organised a pick up at the ticket office.

Like someone mentioned inbetween all the rants from the usual suspects,I am gobsmacked we sold out a game verus Ireland live on national tv

Been a while since we even sold out v austrailia at the same venues

This time next week the talking stops

Imagine if we beat the aussies in wales???? what would that do for ticket sales!!

Really looking forward to this comp

Your comprehension skills leave a lot to be desired Moschops.

Unlike the modern day SL fan, my attendance at SL games was never dependent upon the availability of heavily discounted season tickets or cheap offers. The same applies to my attendance at the RLWC as I purchased all mine in February before all the cheap promo deals kicked in... which I knew they would eventually... though not quite to the prolonged "give-away" extent they have been.

I quit attending SL games two seasons ago when it became apparent the SL product was crap and getting worse. But more importantly, because regular season fixtures had been rendered meaningless under the current structure as certain teams tossed it off instead - one team in particular and you know exactly which team that was



Never confuse lack of attendance and support at SL games with a lack of attendance and support of rugby league in general.

If we beat Australia it will be one of the best things that has happened for rugby league in a long time. People back winners, they don't particularly care what the sport is. This was perfectly demonstrated during the Olympics, people were getting passionate about sports they had never watched before in the life and probably haven't watched since. This is even more true against the old enemy, for me England v Australia is the biggest rivalry in world sport. Come on England!

Right, I am off to get the train to Irlam for a few scoops then over to the warm up game. Enjoy your stats Will!

Is anyone aware if there are still tickets available for today's game at Salford?

Don't think anyone cares

Heading for 8,000+ crowds for both games at Workington.... www.townrlfc.com/article.php?id=12379

Heading for 8,000+ crowds for both games at Workington.... www.townrlfc.com/article.php?id=12379

Quote Derwent="Derwent"Heading for 8,000+ crowds for both games at Workington.... www.townrlfc.com/article.php?id=12379'" That's fantastic The bean counters will no doubt counter this with some quantum physics to prove its not a good news story. The standing section at leigh as nearly sold out with around 4-500 tickets left And they opened a couple more sections on the camera side so I presume tickets are selling well

Quote Derwent="Derwent"Heading for 8,000+ crowds for both games at Workington.... www.townrlfc.com/article.php?id=12379'" That's fantastic The bean counters will no doubt counter this with some quantum physics to prove its not a good news story. The standing section at leigh as nearly sold out with around 4-500 tickets left And they opened a couple more sections on the camera side so I presume tickets are selling well

Quote William Eve="William Eve"What would you consider a decent profit? The rlwc2000 was considered a financial disaster overall, [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/world_cup_2000/1043422.stmyet it still made a profit of £2 million[/url on the back of the sale of TV broadcasting rights. The Lincoln Financial Group paying £1 million upfront as naming sponsor of the tournament also contributed. The poor attendances for the tournament as a whole (263,961) probably contributed to the disaster it turned out to be. Bearing in mind lots of tickets for the rlwc2013 have been sold at half price, there is no naming sponsor paying £1 million into the pot this time around, and Premier Sports can hardly be considered to have paid top dollar for their broadcasting rights, what attendances does the tournament need to achieve in order to make a decent profit and be considered a roaring success?'" Sorry, but this is an absolute lie. Lincoln did not pay up the full money agreed (as they had money troubles themselves) and the 2000 RLWC tournament actually lost £700,000. I've included a couple of links to confirm this because I know you only like to work with facts. Obviously this is harder to fit your agenda. www.leagueunlimited.com/news/sho ... debt-free/ www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... eague.html

Quote William Eve="William Eve"What would you consider a decent profit? The rlwc2000 was considered a financial disaster overall, [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/world_cup_2000/1043422.stmyet it still made a profit of £2 million[/url on the back of the sale of TV broadcasting rights. The Lincoln Financial Group paying £1 million upfront as naming sponsor of the tournament also contributed. The poor attendances for the tournament as a whole (263,961) probably contributed to the disaster it turned out to be. Bearing in mind lots of tickets for the rlwc2013 have been sold at half price, there is no naming sponsor paying £1 million into the pot this time around, and Premier Sports can hardly be considered to have paid top dollar for their broadcasting rights, what attendances does the tournament need to achieve in order to make a decent profit and be considered a roaring success?'" Sorry, but this is an absolute lie. Lincoln did not pay up the full money agreed (as they had money troubles themselves) and the 2000 RLWC tournament actually lost £700,000. I've included a couple of links to confirm this because I know you only like to work with facts. Obviously this is harder to fit your agenda. www.leagueunlimited.com/news/sho ... debt-free/ www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... eague.html

Another link to the loss of £700,000 from the 2000 RLWC. This time from the same trusty source WE used to make his ill informed rant. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 676816.stm

Another link to the loss of £700,000 from the 2000 RLWC. This time from the same trusty source WE used to make his ill informed rant. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 676816.stm

Billy just got owned.