Re-edited for even more accuracy!

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?

Abbey Clancy

yeah! you would think the Harlebroncos fans would see to most of them !

Yes, I used to live there, what do you want to know?

Basically Graeme, is it ok for a night out for a few lads rather than staying in Central London?

Cheers.

Thanks to the £10 ticket offer I've managed to persuade 7 of my non-RL watching mates to go. That's £70 the RFL wouldn't have got plus 7 more people attending than would have been there had the offer not been on.

If rugby league fans don't turn up for this no-body can blame anyone other than rugby league fans for deserting the international game.

While I admire your optimism, you really should know better by now.

Everything is the fault of the RFL. If something is a success, it's despite them rather than because of them.