Another massive crowd tonight......please tell me again what Salford bring to Super League

a derby game

haha yeah i forgot its Salfords biggest game they bring a massive 1k 2 the HJ and post there only 4000 crowd of the season when we visit the willows

how many wins have you got this season??? we have won one thats what we bring to the super league atleast we stay till the end you lot start leaving on 60 mins you plastic scouse muppets

what all 3k of you!lol lets look at the table come the end if the season

There is a saying about people in glass houses & all that, don't remember the full house signs being out too often at Wilderspool. As to what we bring to Super League, well we gave you Jimmy Lowes, surely you're grateful for that!

A wankinton fan coming on here about what we bring to SL Like Yorkie said - people in glass houses LMFAO

And they tell us season tickets are up prior to the season....all hype.

They're gonna win the grand final now they've got Tony Smith.

Our (W/ton) crowds have been rubbish too. For the past 12-18 months, they have been going one way. South....

Trying to steer this thread into something resembling a proper discussion, does anyone thing think that RL is now outpricing the casual punter? A few lads from work have come to games in the past but now say that £17 is too steep for something that is a passing interest, especially when you consider what we're serving up for it.

£17-18 is definately to expensive for going to grounds like ours, wakey, Cas, Saints. But then comparing it to other sports namely footie it compares extremley good value. The thing is at the moment you really need to have a reason to see someone to contemplate paying that much money. Can I really afford £18 to watch Solly get thumped/ embarressed at Saints? Where as a competative side would have me not even considering not going. If a supporter is struggling to justify paying that kind of money why would a bringalong person pay it.

Talking about casual supporters and pricing, last night me and the wife and two grandkids cost me £48, 2 at £17 and 2 at £7, add to that chips, hot dogs drinks whatever and you are looking at the best part of £60 for the night, that doesn't include any beer. Not really an incentive for me to take them again although the kids did say they enjoyed it.

I a word, yes. I paid £18 to get watch Warrington at Wakefield last week. Prices need to come down a couple of quid. Max should be £15 IMO

Don't the club still do the family ticket which is cheaper than paying as individuals? Could be worth looking into and if not asking why not. £12 on top of that for refreshments isn't really that bad in comparison to other events.