[url=http://www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=rleague/09/10/11/RUGBYL_England_Nightlead.htmlSt Helens star Kyle Eastmond is set for an England call-up for the Gillette Four Nations series.[/url

Talk about prices is all very well, but given that there's a Royal Mail strike in the offing , how do the RFL propose to get the tickets out?

I would have willingly paid these prices if there had been an international at the KC, however, as Paul Duffen decided that Hull won't be having RL internationals, I won't be travelling AND paying top dollar.

Thanks Paul, hope it all works out well for your precious Tiggers.

I would imagine they will tell you can pick them up at the stadiums ticket office i wouldnt like to be working in the ticket office on match day tho.

£5 for adults and £2 for accompanying kids would have been fair imo and would have been good promotion for the game of RL ...

Shame we are not playing at the KC -could have been a sell-out I think

I think those prices could have resulted in a loss for the RFL.
Five pounds to watch England? Think rugby league is worth more than that myself.

That'd be devaluing the product in the extreme.

Only reason I didn't go was because couldn't get the time off in my new job, was gutted, really looked forward to going to Ukraine and a visit to chernobyl

I think the tickets are a cracking price!!
I didnt realise you could get cheap ticks and also get a discount off the final! Absolutely cracking offer including 20/10 quid tickets and i'm off to a couple of games now and i'd never have entertained the idea were it not for the offer. Between a couple of us that extra pays for petty and a few beers, cracking offer

This is great news thinking about the World Cup.


Cheap prices for games involving England....and yet people still dont know if its worth going.

I think the prices for Eng vAus and NZ is good value, Id be more than happy to pay £25, I think the same price structure for the France game is more of a hard sell, I think they should be more competitively priced.