Does anybody know if the club are running any coaches to Murrayfield, and if so, how much?
Please dont sarcastically say 'ring the club' .

*in a serious, truthful tone*

The club will know. You could ring them.

True, but they are closed at the moment. I was just wondering if anybody had booked with them and they would obviously know.

i went on one last year and it was £20! worth every penny, top day out, apart from the result

I am going this year, but looking again at the fixtures it's difficult to conceive of a less mouthwatering set of fixtures between the teams involved. A shame, it'll impact on the attendance.

does season ticket holders have to pay the full price for a ticket ??

No 50% off with the voucher in your season ticket.

Coachmaster is running the cheapest day return @ £20.00p.p

I think the fixtures are generally looking more interesting than when they were first drawn.

The Wigan v Hudds one could be interesting, Saints v Hull KR are usually god games, Leeds v Wakefield will be a better game than many thought, and with Crusaders going better than people thought their game with Bradford could be a cracker.

On the surface there doesn't look to be too many classics, but I'll bet a few of them are.

Ste is running coaches to Murrayfield fairly cheaply, I forget how much he said though. I'd certainly say it'd give Coachmaster and their "cheapest day return" fair a run for it's money.

I must admit, I thought that, it's like they did it on purpose. Maybe they did? Whoever plays Wigan and Saints on Monday is bound to have a slight advantage in that they're going to play them with 72 hours of them knocking seven shades of Michael Platt out of each other. I wonder if they've deliberately picked 'neutral' games to take into account the ball ache of getting up to Edinbugh and the hassle them brings RE preperation (travel, hotels, getting the crayon off Ben Westwood's passport).

does anybody know what stand we have been allocated this year?