Glad I've got my ticket now, the demand for that second day must be overwhelming the meagre 68,000 capacity.

them times look good,gives me time to get from falkirk to murrayfield stadium on the sat

I think you'll be the only non-Hull based club supporter there

Don't forget us four.

Quote ="saints35 bulls0"2 May 2008 Salford City Reds v Harlequins RL Wakefield Wildcats v Bradford Bulls Wigan Warriors v St. Helens 3 May 2008 Huddersfield Giants v Celtic Crusaders Hull FC v Castleford Tigers Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos Warrington Wolves v Hull KR www.warringtonwolves.org/news/Wolves38473.ink no kick off times yet though...the slow drip of information is a great way of raising the excitement for the event '" Now that it's a 14 team SL does this game count as a home game or is it an extra game ie do Wakey play the Bulls at home and at Murrayfield?

Quote ="saints35 bulls0"2 May 2008 Salford City Reds v Harlequins RL Wakefield Wildcats v Bradford Bulls Wigan Warriors v St. Helens 3 May 2008 Huddersfield Giants v Celtic Crusaders Hull FC v Castleford Tigers Catalans Dragons v Leeds Rhinos Warrington Wolves v Hull KR www.warringtonwolves.org/news/Wolves38473.ink no kick off times yet though...the slow drip of information is a great way of raising the excitement for the event '" Now that it's a 14 team SL does this game count as a home game or is it an extra game ie do Wakey play the Bulls at home and at Murrayfield?

I hope you've already booked your tickets

An 'extra' game. 27 rounds of matches in all

Don't tell me KR have filled it already.

with the help of their friends and neighbours to the West. And Gazemous, of course.

I'll have to find a hagis eating contest or toss the caber instead then.

I just hope the pitch holds up, no roof seven games in two days, Scotland in May pray there is no rain the week before.

Have to wonder how they managed in the good old days when pitches weren't as well kept as they are now

I’ll hopefully be going this year! I know someone up Edinburgh so I wont have to pay for an expensive hotel.

I’ll take my best mate down with me hopefully who has no interest in rugby league (He’s never watched it and please don’t curse me for not getting him into the game) what’s so ever, drop him off at her digs. Then I can watch all the matches in peace. I’ll be in my element.

Oh for those who come looking for me. My sister isn’t coming with me for the weekend.

Has anyone bought reserved seating tickets from their club yet? Which blocks have been allocated to which clubs? Quite interested in this - isn't one side of the stadium much further away from the pitch than the other?

I'll kick and answer on behalf of Salford fans, as they have put the info on their website: reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... -sale-now/ Quote Salford City Reds have been allocated seats in block 20 of the West Stand'" Block 20 is almost in the middle of the stand furthest away from the pitch.

I'll kick and answer on behalf of Salford fans, as they have put the info on their website: reds.originalreddevils.com/2009/ ... -sale-now/ Quote Salford City Reds have been allocated seats in block 20 of the West Stand'" Block 20 is almost in the middle of the stand furthest away from the pitch.

Bradford: www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/397 ... SALE%20NOW East Stand Block 14.

Bradford: www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/397 ... SALE%20NOW East Stand Block 14.

Not well kept.





The posts have been sawn off level with the upright.

East stand is the side without a 100m running track in front of it.



The one furthest from the camera here.

I can't wait! I wish RL was bigger so I had a reason to go to Murrayfield, Millennium, Wembley, etc. every year for club or international games. We'll get there eventually! I have faith!

Posts? Posts?! Well in my day we didn't have posts, we used have to take the drainpipes off the side of the terrace housing and stick them into the ground. The cross bar used to be the washing line, with washing still on it!

And thats if we had a house!

Bloody hell you were tough back in't day.

We used to play on a concrete floor covered in glass. The posts were painted on to a brick wall. The ball had tacks glued to it and also a ticking time-bomb inside that went off at full-time.

Brings a new meaning to the phrase 'he's put up a bomb'.

When i was in long shorts we couldn't even afford a ball. We had to pretend to pass it and dummy past Grandad. Fortunately he couldn't afford i hip replacement so was dead easy.

Played havoc though when i flew into the woods and we couldn't find it. The ball, not grandad.