When the season is finished, for so long you can get a discounted season ticket's with a free away shirt at Salford.

At least with the NRL shirts the design is kept for 3 years, so if you buy a shirt when its released you've got 3 years of it being up to date,

Unfortunately for me I've bought Warriors 02, Dragons 05, and Storm 09 in the last year of use,

RL is an expensive habit for families compared to other forms of entertainment.

£21.40 for a family ticket to the local cinema
£28- £108 Family to sale sharks ( they have a wide ticketing model)
£32.00 family ticket wrestling at Theatre royal
£41- 55 family ticket chester zoo
£62-68 Camelot Theme park
£64 for equivalent to watch Saints

It certainly gets a lot cheaper if you get season tickets but that's a lot of commitment.

RL can be a cheaper habit for families compared to football and other live events

£40-120 Wigan
£100 - 120 Liverpool FC
Arena Concerts £100 - 200+

I don't feel ripped off BUT it is noticeable that their are less families in RL and less younger fans not only because of pricing but also evening fixtures. The fact that a number of your teams games are on SKY doesn't help either.

And we haven't even started on Home entertainment

I would like to see more imaginative pricing and more one off reductions to boost attendances and ongoing fan support.

There should also be more incentive & reward for season ticket holders as well they deserve better than a reduced ticket price, few quid off merchandise and priority for cup games for their continued loyalty and outlay in difficult times.

Season ticket holders get 10% off at the Oneills shop in Widnes. Tops are usually around the £40 mark so that doesnt bother me.

Biggest rip off is Sky TV. I don't subscribe and never will unless it gets an awful lot cheaper to watch RL or they introduce PPV for games.

£20 for some games just isn’t common sense.

Not when you can have a good night out on the town for less.

Where the hell do you drink? £20??

On a more serious note a majority of long term season ticket holders are ripped off when people can obtain free tickets for a majority of matches when their simply just know someone at the club whenever its a player or backroom staff.

Whilst I agree with corporate ticketing. I find getting tickets off the club because your a friend or a relative pretty wrong when a majority have to fork out a lot (to them) to watch a rugby league match.

I doubt its a big problem though it reaks of capitalism.

It may be different when they move to the new stadium, but I think Saints is expensive for what's on offer.

£19 adult entrance allows me to stand on a crumbling terrace; visit the toilet and p**s against a wall (no urinals, or hand washing facilities); and purchase overpriced, inedible burgers and pies.

Admittedly I get to watch Saints, but on the downside I have to watch some other team as well.

Hull used to give a discount, that then stopped and they gave away a free hat - season ticket holders hat, that then stopped when free entrance was given to the rd4 challenge cup games. So Hull have not given a discount in a number of years, if it has then I have missed out for some reason.

NRL shirts sell for 75quid adult, 50quid kids so in comparison no your not being ripped off!

I don't consider it a payment for the shirt as a garment. It's more a contribution to the club for which you get something back.

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