I hope it is

I believe in the Challenge Cup you have to allocate 30% of the ground capacity to away fans if required. Thats what we are being told in regards to our trip to Barrow.

In Super League though I'm not sure its ever going to be an issue. Some grounds may be poor quality but size wise we don't have too many problems.

It's still as funny as it ever was (ie not at all).

no it is really (humour them )

That is correct, we have sent over 5k tickets to Saints for the cup game to them, which could coincedently all go out for free.. but thats not the point.. they still have the extra allocation of 1.4k to be sent over if it is needed, which will be put to the side for them imo.

At least after the slating he took on the Rovers forum for spouting rubbish he has retreated onto here.

As usual the answer is within the RFL Operational Rules (available on the RFL website).

In the Challenge Cup:
"The visiting Club may request that advance sale tickets be issued and if requested shall be entitled to be provided, in order to sell at face value, up to 30% of all tickets made available for general sale to the public."

In the League:
"The visiting Club may request that advance sale tickets be issued and if requested shall be entitled to be provided, in order to sell at face value, up to 10% of all tickets made available for general sale to the public."

however:

"Where it is deemed appropriate, the Board shall have the right to vary the allocation of tickets to the visiting Club."

I'm sure that the rule changed for league games as well. Iirc, Man City got in trouble by offering a lower than allowed amount of away tickets to Southampton for their last game at Maine Road? Something like that anyway.
Relating to the OP. I think he is bringing it up because Hull FC have only sent half of Rovers allocation for the derby game next month until a cheque is recieved for the first half which I don't think is against the rules looking at the RFL guidelines. It just sounds like the lack of trust between the two clubs is causing this problem

Rover charge £20 to sit ,,,,,£17 to stand.....this applied to any part of the ground ,,,,,we then discount the south stand by £7 as we know when demand is not high enough no one with use this area ,,,,,so why should we discount this area when the demand for tickets for this area outstrips the capacity. Not like those friendly bods at the kc who admit they have upped the price for the derby game for the same reason ....as the two clubs seem to go for tit for tat silliness at the moment id expect the south end standing tickets may rise above £17 this year.

that's disgusting