Not upset at all, just pointing out to all the experts on our board that the club is waiting to employ them.

Best laugh I’ve had all weekend!

Stayed in all weekend have you?

He's serving five years in HMP Slade. So that'd be a yes

He got out in 1978. Do keep up!

So, I got really bored and made a pair of lovely charts about who are the best value team for money to watch, based on the 13 teams who have competed in Super League over the last 12 months.

The weighting for Championship/Qualifiers was to see whether that affected things at all, Hull KR & Warrington both drop spots with weighted points taken into account.

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Hereby annoying Lebron James, as it turns out Wakefield are much better value for money than St Helens.

I'm more amazed the mascot escaped without having to marry you.

This would be interesting if we had valid figures. Since the OP plucked them seemingly at random it's pretty meaningless.
Leeds's price is for behind the post seating for starters. Centre along the sideline is £50+ as they are all corporate but why would that be of any relevance to value for money comparison.
Cheapest adult ground entry (along the side if you insist) or nothing.

Surely if we're talking about each teams home ticket prices then only the points won at home should be factored in and not points home AND away.

It would help if accurate pricing.

Firstly, the price you have put for Cas is for seating which is mostly ST holders and already 75% sold. Also, there’s only 1100 seats at Cas of a 11,750 capacity stadium - roughly 10%.

Therefore, the majority will stand. Our lowest price, buying before match day is £22, not £27. And even on the day it is £24.

If you read the OP he says he took all prices from central seating areas for standardisation.

Comparing Cas’ ticket price standing behind the goal to Hull’s side seating for example is not fair.