Tickets were available at the Willows prior to the game & were priced at £15 adults & £10 concessions.

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So do Salford. According to your website its £23 pounds for seat!

We bought tickets on the morning of the game on the Crusaders website. Two adults and one child for £35.00. Picked them up in the shop about fifty minutes before kick off and no hint then of the mayhem that by all accounts was about to enfold.
I have to say, result aside, it was a most enjoyable afternoon. Our ticket allocation meant we were sat with the home supporters. I spent much of the match explaining the rules of rugby league to a long standing Welsh union supporter who I think will be back for more League Turkey, due to his admission that this game is much faster and more entertaining (no surprise to us in that!) So, our dismal performance has bred one
more League convert. I met others as well who were at their first League game and thouroughly enjoyed it (well they would based on that performance)
From others' comments it sounds like the Crusaders club needs to learn from Sunday's experience. Also, I thought local police presence, although very relaxed and friendly, was more atuned to a Wrexham FC game than a game of RL. Loads of them about and absolutely no need.

There again you are given an option, it's £23 for the main stand, but I'm sure it's only £18 the seats in the family/North Stand (which according to many is the best vantage point in the ground)

The question was about "normal tickets" and not highest priced tickets though.

The £20 yesterday was the least you could pay on the door to watch the game.

I believe that the least price you can pay on the gate at Hull is even more than £20??

£23 is definitely not the least you can pay on the gate at The Willows to watch a match.

Normal tickets start at £15 provided you pre order them. Family tickets are £35. Just phone the day before and then pick tickets up before match. Tickets start at £20 on the day to encourage people to pre-purchase their tickets and avoid delays on match day. The £10 and £12 pound tickets are for the game played at the Gnoll in Neath.
I paid £18 pound to stand under the sticks at the Willows for the Crusaders game. There was a £10 pre purchase promotion on but I as I was uncertain I would arrive in time to pick up the tickets before kick off because of the traffic on a Friday night, I opted to pay £18 on the gate. I didn't feel the need to come on here and complain because I hadn't bothered to take advantage of the promotion available.

If it is I hope he has a good set of ear plugs!
I had to turn the radio down when she came on.....

Thats all well and good shirl. But if you don't live in Salford or have work commitments stopping you from getting to the Willows then thats about as good as or right hand side defence capabilities

No,no, no, no. Not that lady... Yikes. She was painful! No, I'm referring to the completely lucid lady that called 3 or 4 callers after the erm, well, how to put this; slightly more screachy lady.

Was only pointing out what the price was for tickets being sold at the Willows, not stating you should all go down there to get them.
If people are looking into the ticket price/purchase fiasco at Wrexham, (GMR) it gives them some idea of prices that were available.

i am sure that it said on GMR that someone lost their job because of it and crusaders apologised

I went to the Crusaders-Catalans game in the cup and there were two police vans there for that one as well as several officers in the ground

Interesting stuff. Will know next time, if the 2011 season away fixture v Crusaders RL is at Wrexham, to get the tickets in advance.

Still reckon that Salford City Reds could do a bit more to publicise ticket selling arrangements for away games in the match programme (compare with the info in the Crusaders RL match programme last Sunday), especially if the Club still do get a commission on away match tickets sold via The Willows.