How many tickets are at 10? Surely they should be able to sell all of those??

The greyed out sections are not for sale.

This will be down to the fact that they are reserved for corporate and for RFL staff. I'm sure a lot of the greyed out section will become available if and when we sell the rest

It's naff all to do with corporates or RFL staff apart from the small grey section in the lower tiers - and that's mainly Club Wembley seats.

It's simply that the RFL and Wembley know we'll never even get close to filling the stadium. Therefore the upper tier remains closed unless demand soars, to save on staffing costs and also so it looks a bit better on TV.

Still can't wait! What a great day out. Now, how to sneak inexpensive beer into Wembley...

a big coat....you can get 4 cans down each arm

If anyone thought that England had a cat in hells chance of beating Aus then the place would be full.

They havn't and it won't be.

The RFL/SL have ensured the demise of International RL as a spectacle.

Let's sign yet ANOTHER 30 year old aussie crock comes the cry from the SL clubs and their followers lap it up, because "it's good for the game".

It been good since 1982 and the game in this country is still light years behind the aussies.

the grayed out area on the lower tier and middle tier are club wembley seats...they get first option on those seats hence why they are'nt for sale at this time....

the capacity of the lower & middle tiers is roughly 50k....which will probably be enough

i love how some of you try to pin everything on the RFL

the RFL have nowt to do with the stewards are they sure as hell are'nt gonna put a gap-toothed yokel from castleford on the gate

No brand to promote . England RL means nothing ..... Return to Great Britain rugby league and it may mean something

WTF?

what? 40 years of getting battered?

Despite 'Great Britain' not winning anything either I actually agree with you.

The GB name is something more casual RL supporters have heard of than England and a lot of people will remember Offiahs length of the field try against Australia thats often shown on things like Question of sport etc etc

Agree with you both guys. For me a GB v Aus game just somehow has a slightly bigger feel to it than Eng v Aus, not sure why really. Re the hammerings GB have suffered in the past, we've also pushed them close at times too, and in any case I can't see the England team (esp with McNamara as coach ) faring any better.