I have been to Wembley twice to watch GB v Aus, both times i went there expecting GB to get smashed...........they won both times, so you never know, when it comes to Wembley we seem to do well against the aussies.

Won't a number of seats be given to both Australia RL and NZRL to sell to their supporters?
Expect the upper tier to be closed unless ticket sales go mental.

Virtually all of the Aussie and Kiwi supporters that will be attending are already over here in London so I don't think so.

The majority are still seated together.

Quote: Big Graeme "The majority are still seated together.'" The Fanatics look like they will have a few. Probably not that many though. I'd say 800 tops. www.thefanatics.com/2011-four-na ... ns-wembley Not sure if the Kiwis have a similar thing. As for the Australian RL and the NZRL ... not a chance.

Quote: Big Graeme "The majority are still seated together.'" The Fanatics look like they will have a few. Probably not that many though. I'd say 800 tops. www.thefanatics.com/2011-four-na ... ns-wembley Not sure if the Kiwis have a similar thing. As for the Australian RL and the NZRL ... not a chance.

Anyone bought the £10 tickets that are on offer?

Even the RFL have realised the international game is devalued!!!

FFS it cost £11 to watch the Cougars in championship 1

Ah well

As long as SL is in great shape with it's overseas, overpaid pension seeking holiday crocks who really cares about the international scene?

Certainly not the narrow minded myopic clubs and their fans that's for sure.

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Complaining that its too cheap. No doubt if they hadnt put the offer on, you would be complaining that its too expensive

The £10 tickets are only available untill tomorrow and then are priced at £25. A seat on the half way line is £60, hospitality is £180, so no its not cheaper than going to watch the Cougars, just a ploy to make some early sales as they will get £0 for every empty seat

42 of us going down, bought our tickets last Monday.

Looking to get a few of us down there and staying over for a night out but don't fancy central London itself. Any ideas on a good place for a night out a bit outside of London on the way back up?

Depends on your mode of transport but we'll be doing the trip with Mayfair Travel.

Not bought our tickets yet though as I don't know how many we need. No grumble at 25 quid though.

Probably going to be car or train so we can be flexible. Crouch End has been mentioned. Anybody had experience of this area?