I got mine yesterday. They normally come out in dribs and drabs. I don't understand why they do not send them all together and save the cost of postage. It is not like the world cup. Everyone knows the fixtures and venues.

I got my tickets for the Coventry double header today (having bought them in mid September). As mentioned by another poster they should be with you by about a week prior to the games in question. So for the Coventry games that should mean by the end of the month. This has always been the case with tickets I have bought from the RFL so I wouldn't be too concerned unless it comes to it that you haven't received them by the 31st.

Yup, my Coventry tickets have also arrived today. Still waiting on the ones for the final but I guess they'll arrive about a week or so before, I think the early arrival of the Huddersfield tickets probably got my expectations up that they'd all arrive that far in advance.

Also received Coventry tickets today. They are on the way

Downloadable tickets to print or to have a QR code on your mobile device would omit in many instances the need to send out a physical ticket.
Even then there's no cost reason to wait and send out tickets in one go, postage rates are set based on yearly totals. The same situation comes about again and again which causes consternation and in some cases tickets not showing at all.
Things could definitely be improved both for fans and from an environmental POV.

At the Anfield game can someone please confirm if on the RFL website the end stand on the right is the Kop?
I would expect it to be although if the main cameras are usually on the other main stand it might be the other way around.
Would appreciate some assistance. Thanks

I hope so, Its where i booked my tickets



It is BTW, you hover the mouse over the stand long enough and it says KOP stand.

Which is incredibly difficult for the many people buying through their phone or iPad! The buying experience is incredibly poor and outdated. What's depressing is I can remember saying something very similar in the run up to the 2011 series.

Many thanks. Was looking on iPhone but will try again on PC tomorrow.

Huddersfield Town fans can print out tickets for their soccer games and the Turnstile operators scan the ticket with a handheld device.
For the Rugby League though, it's still a physical Tear off Stub. I'd assume anyone with a print-out would queue at the box office to pick up their match day ticket before entry.
The future is scanners, no doubt, or like Wembley & Elland Road, 1 Turnstile operator manning 4 auto-turnstiles, like self-service in supermarkets.

My Coventry tickets came this week.